Posts by rustymaker60

A moderator’s job is to moderate. Their primary role isn't just deleting posts or handing out bans; it's about guidance. They should steer the conversation to ensure discussions stay on track and move in a productive direction.

Exactly. They should guide the topic objectively.
That said, some people wander off-topic themselves while criticizing others for doing the same. Personally, I don't mind if people chat, as long as they aren't picking fights with everyone else. Some can be quite rude and crude—and if we're strictly following the rules, they really ought to exercise more restraint.

Some moderators clearly know their stuff, whereas for others, I honestly can't tell why they were assigned to their specific subforum. *Nomina sunt odiosa*, as they say. But I suppose the higher-ups have their reasons.

As for how trivial some topics are... well, a lot of them are. That’s not necessarily a bad thing since this forum is meant for sharing information and opinions, but also for entertainment. Honestly, anyone who treats something like a backyard chicken coop as a matter of life and death is a total fruitcake. It's just nonsense.

Lastly, it's really nice that you've opened up this little moderator corner where half the story (and all the juicy gossip) is missing. 😁

Personally, I think anyone who talks trash behind someone's back instead of saying it to their face is just a complete coward. Sorry if that sounds blunt, but it's pretty much always the case.
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She is absolutely wonderful. You can find her just two streets away from Dr. Tadić's office on Mašićeva Street.
So, if you look up where Dr. Tadić's practice is located online, you'll find her right there.

She managed my pregnancy beautifully and even successfully handled a few minor issues afterward; she’s easily the best specialist in the city.👍

Libresse with one drop of chamomile, one drop of sage, and one drop of lavender? 😁 iso miki 😬

Place some oak bark into cold water (about two handfuls of bark per 1.5 liters of water). Once it reaches a boil, let it simmer for about 15 minutes. Allow the mixture to cool down completely; once it’s lukewarm, strain it into a clean basin and soak in the solution until the water cools further. Pat yourself dry with a clean towel—be gentle and avoid rubbing. After soaking, instead of using paper towels, rinse the area with lukewarm sage tea. Again, just pat dry with a clean cotton towel.
It isn't the easiest process and certainly takes some time and effort, but oak bark helps soothe irritated and inflamed tissue, while sage tea offers excellent antimicrobial properties. You can prepare the sage by pouring 1 liter of hot water over 3 tablespoons of the tea, covering it, and straining after 15 minutes. At the same time, you really should see a gynecologist to determine the level of bacterial balance in the vaginal canal so they can prescribe the specific therapy you need based on their findings.

Here, I found this! If anyone is struggling, give it a try.

Jerry Moore2 said:I know what you mean... what I was actually trying to say is that from that exact same brand (they have the same name), they make an intimate wash, wipes, and even deodorant for intimate care..

Fair enough, I get it now.

On another note, I’ve noticed something with women lately: if you happen to be sensitive down there, you can take all the precautions you want, but the moment your immune system takes a hit, it’s like a whole zoo starts growing down there.
It really all seems tied to stress and general dissatisfaction.

It actually made me think of those specialty soaps—I think they're made with oak bark? Let me check Google for that..

Kate Bush.

🙏 🙏

Walter Myers4 said:I honestly suspect that intimate hygiene soaps are actually just diluted dish detergents...☕

Is that LifeActive or Charlie the antibacterial one? 🤣

Edward Green said:No, listen. 😁
I had an oral partner, so I put all sorts of things in my mouth 😁

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@ Jerry Moore2, there’s absolutely no "dessert" in intimate shampoo.

Walter Myers4 said:Of course, whatever applies to feet probably applies to the vaginal area too, I assume.😁

Different types of fungi likely target different parts of the body,😁

By the way, my dermatology textbook claims all these little critters should technically be called "fungi" rather than "molds," regardless of how microscopic they are.

And yes, that premium intimate wash—Dercome femme—runs about $60,$23 so it’s definitely an investment, but it works wonders! 👏

placidfox55 said:Exactly! 😍 During ovulation, women often experience a slight twinge near the ovaries. Discharge typically becomes heavier right before and during ovulation—it’s most abundant on the day itself, appearing slippery and stretchy, which is perfect for conception. 👋

Be careful what you do! 😈 🤣

There is actually a neat trick for spotting fertile days: you can tell by checking if the mucus between your fingers stretches just like clear bubblegum.
😍 😁

placidfox55 said:Ditto. 🙄 😁

Candida albicans is a ubiquitous beast. It can cause vaginal inflammation in cases where immunity is compromised—think diabetics, people with immunodeficiencies (whether acquired or congenital), or even just after a course of antibiotics has wiped out the beneficial bacteria that maintain a healthy, acidic pH. Sometimes, those "good" bacteria can actually overgrow, leading to bacterial vaginosis (which, again, isn't sexually transmitted). The former is treated with antifungals, while the latter requires Metronidazole.

It’s also worth noting that the beneficial bacteria responsible for secreting the acids that keep fungi at bay are known as Döderlein bacilli.

I’d also suggest sticking to cotton underwear rather than synthetic fabrics, avoiding harsh soaps, and if you are on antibiotics, making sure to eat yogurt or even take probiotic capsules to help regulate your flora.

I honestly don't get why the guys on this forum are reading threads about white laundry.

I really don't understand why the men here are following topics on white laundry at Tochkica. 😁

Karen Walker7 said:because it’s just easier to ask on the forum. You always get a diagnosis here. 😉

That's exactly the point.
Seriously, do we have a remote sensor for flora and fauna too?
Girl, you’ve got a T-Rex living in your left fallopian tube.🤣

Yeast infections aren't contagious.

So, here is what I'll be reading up on:
Candida albicans is actually transmissible; it lives and multiplies in urine, the mouth, and the gut—basically, it thrives on mucous membranes.
Oh boy, oh boy. 🙄

This is becoming a massive headache... here's the deal: my girlfriend has a yeast infection, which you probably gathered from the title, but the real issue is that I love being intimate with her, and right now I can't because of the discharge—it smells and it's honestly pretty gross.

If it's just a mild case of white discharge, she could try taking Geonistin or using six vaginal suppositories; she'll just have to hold off on intimacy for about a week.
If there’s a noticeable odor, especially a fishy one, it usually means some nastier bacteria are involved. She really needs to see a gynecologist to get her flora tested so they can prescribe the right antibiotic.

I honestly don't understand why women find it so difficult to just go to the doctor.

Kim Carnes! Yes, absolutely!

The ladies from the B-52s also 🙂

Reminds me of the lady from Cowboy Junkies 🙂
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHRFZFmEq9o

Art, art... artificial...😬
Samantha Fox, touch me
Hahaha, there's absolutely no way I can stop now... and it's all because of Doro

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kiss me deadly
I just can't help myself.