Weird question, but does anyone have any advice on kinds of credit cards that'd be good for someone who's never had one before?

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Weird question, but does anyone have any advice on kinds of credit cards that'd be good for someone who's never had one before?

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Life Update 1/14/23
Hey guys! So sorry it’s been so long, my pc needed parts and I had a bunch of other stuff going on as well, and then I proceeded to procrastinate on posting here, of course. All is well now though, so I would love to continue with daily updates again.
[Rambles] I spent a sh*t ton of money...
...and that's okay.
(- is what I was told.)
I realize now that, well, getting a paycheck every month and not immediately spending it on obsession and weird stuff actually allows you to save up a whole lot for something greater. My problem, though, is that I struggle to justify "greater" being greater, despite it actually being factually greater.
For example, I recently spent nearly 60 ringgit for a bag the size of a smaller MacBook (to me, that's kind of a big number). I felt really awful, but I really needed the official patented bag for my XP Pen Artist 13, since it needs its dedicated bag with correct dimensions, and it has to be of good quality (especially with a soft interior - something my tablet desperately needed). And well, it just arrived today. Thoughts?
Actually worth the purchase.
I bought a whole buncha undergarments to replace older ones, which I also initially felt bad about. Well obviously, as it turns out, the newer ones felt way better and more comfortable to use than the older worn-out ones. It's simply the healthier choice, so why did I feel guilty when I clicked on Check Out?
My roommate had to take charge in taking care of a whole buncha stray cats throughout our years in our current residence, and our bed - already a hand-me-down from my grandma - was unfortunately victim to even more atrocious patches and stains from cats being cats (pee included...) So, obviously, getting a new bed was seriously overdue - as well as getting new sheets (I stained them all yellow, I was not diligent in my laundry duties as someone who sweats ungodly amounts (I'm sorry, roomie)). So we purchased an entirely new bed and new sheets. Guess what? I still felt guilty. I felt undeserving of it, yet I was seriously stressing about the horrible conditions all these years and had yearned for a more positive change.
I guess that type of "change" does come with stepping outside of my comfort zone, and what I was and am still comfortable with is not spending money on myself - like, at all. I never even had money to begin with. I had my first proper pay when I worked as an intern, 1,000 ringgit per month. But even then, most of that had to go into fuel and food. And y'know, I literally stopped that internship early because I couldn't earn enough to support myself working there further! That was torture!
So now that I'm in my 4th month of my 2nd official gig, I feel... I feel like I still don't quite own my money? It's in my account of course, but seeing thousands in my bank just feels so... wrong... and I'm terrified of spending even a bit of it. Not because I can't bear to see the money deplete simply, but it's to see it deplete on things for my own benefit, versus, say, my family.
Stressful. Having money is stressful, y'all.
I'm still learning to come into terms with my now-evolving financial situation, and sorting out my thoughts on areas to improve first using the bit of power that I've now recently gained. I'm inexperienced - I grew up poor, and my family's honestly still not that well-off overall. I promised myself I would take baby steps, but these steps are still scary because they're my very first ones.
I hope to gain more experience and remember to seek guidance to best manage my personal finances, and be able to properly plan out my future for both me and my family's sake.
(And to not get sued for some dumb reason!)
End of writing.
Day Five- Dec. 18, 22
Hey guys! I haven’t been up to too much today, but I do have a work dinner tomorrow so that’s cool I guess. In all honesty, its pretty late right now and my brain is kind of giving up on me, so it may be another short update for today, sorry.
I did have to spend a little more than I would’ve liked on lunch today because the other place was way too busy, and any other day I would’ve just skipped lunch but I worked a later shift than usual today as it is so I was already pretty much starving. I think Sundays I will do an end of the week recap, as in showing what I spent for the week. Also, I didn’t notice until a little while ago but my phone bill snuck in yesterday on autopay, so I should've included that as well for yesterdays update, but it was $50 for those wondering.
Day Four- Dec. 16, 22
Hey guys, I know I’m posting this a day late, but I completely forgot to do my update before I fell asleep last night. I am doing this before work so it might not be as long as I don’t have too much time, but I really wanted to make sure I got at least a little update out. I’ve been trying to practice lots of good small habits as well over the last few days. I really think this lil blog is helping me hold myself accountable even if no one ever reads it.
Yesterday I spent a little bit because I had to pick up a few things for dinner. But other than that I haven’t been spending that much unnecessary money. I've been logging every penny I spend too which has helped me see just how much I spend per day and how sometimes its pretty ridiculous. alright that's all for this update, I’ll be back later for todays update!
Financial Tracker:
Savings: $0
Spent Today: $15.16

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Day Three-Dec. 15, 22
Hey guys! Today was my first day back at work after my vacation time, how fun. Today felt like it lasted longer than my whole week off. I don’t have all that much to say today, but I will say I have at least one book recommendation. “From Paycheck to Purpose” by Ken Coleman. I started reading it a few days ago, and although I’m not too far in yet, it’s definitely a good read. In the book, Coleman talks about how he went through the struggles that I’m sure a lot of us are facing, being miserable with your work, as well as living paycheck to paycheck. He gives some great insight on how to try and figure out what kind of careers suit you, and focuses a lot on emphasizing that your job is more than just where you make money, it’s where you spend a lot of your time and effort as well, so why stay at a place that makes you miserable. I’m hoping to take lots away from this book as I continue reading it, as I would love to figure out what kind of long term career suits me and what I love to do and excel at.
Day Two-Dec. 14, 22
Hey guys! So yesterday and today I have been tracking all my expenses down in my notes, so I can see exactly how much I spend, when and where. I think this in depth break down of my cash flow will really help me see where my issues are occurring, to hopefully help me break this terrible habit of spending I have. I will also start including the log of outflow at the bottom along with my debt balances and my saving balance. Obviously the outflow one is going to be really the only one that will change daily, as I am not going to be paying towards my debt every single day. So I have decided to only update the debt sections once a month to reduce redundancy.
Day One- Dec. 13, 22
Hello, I’m Stella. I believe day 1 should start with an introduction, so here’s some things about me!
I have a cat named Pepper, he is my pride and joy.
I live in New York, but not the big city (there’s more to NY than just the city guys).
I have a boyfriend of pretty much 2 years, who lives in Oklahoma.
I have spending problems.
Oh, and I’m 20.