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I actually called 911 once just because I was curious.
And yeah, I'm a woman.
The next time, I just punched in some random digits from my head and ended up getting someone way over in Spain. 😁
If I were you, I’d definitely book an appointment with a gynecologist just to be safe.
But look, if it actually hurts when you touch the area, you might have just bumped it—since things are super sensitive down there—or maybe you were a little too aggressive during self-care. 😁
So, here’s the deal... I just found out that Medicare actually covers this kind of treatment. Does anyone know where these clinics are located, and do I even need a referral to see them?
To be honest, I usually trust alternative medicine more than our standard system, but I'm at my wit's end with this situation. I've got this constant allergic reaction on my eyelids—they’re always red, peeling off sometimes, looking all swollen, and honestly, they look incredibly wrinkled (which is great, because I'm only 19). I’ve been popping Benadryl for nine months straight now, and I am seriously losing my mind. If it weren't for those pills, I wouldn't even be able to leave my room because of how hideous it looks and how much it itches. It's exhausting.
Anyway, I’m really hoping to get rid of this nightmare soon. If anyone has gone through something similar or has some advice, please, let me know. I'd really appreciate it. 😘
Look, I’m definitely not claiming to be some kind of PhD expert here, but I honestly think when we talk about "masculine" versus "feminine" influence, it isn't strictly tied to whether the person doing the influencing is a man or a woman. It’s more about the actual "flavor" or energy behind the influence itself. A mother can absolutely exert a "masculine" type of influence on her child, and a father can be just as "feminine," and vice versa. I really hope that makes sense and captures what I was getting at. 🙂