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quiettiger87 said:Water can leak through sometimes, sure. It isn't like your backside where you have a sphincter constantly keeping the opening shut.🙄
Look, mine is a holy relic, whereas yours is just an airlock 🤷
God dammit 🤣
blueseal12 said:I feel the exact same way. When did you finally stop taking them? And how long did it take for the breakouts to clear up?😕 and did they actually go away?
wanderinghound62 said:So, if I actually decide to go ahead with the pill (or whatever else is out there), what exactly am I supposed to do about that test result? I mean, is it really unavoidable? Is it absolutely necessary? I guess I'm just wondering if it's truly required.😕 Was that you ladies working on my kids?
Has anyone else here had their gynecologist recommend using the pill for any reason at all? I'm curious if this is something others have dealt with.
brisknomad6 said:It looks great on the outside, but honestly, it’s a total disaster once you get inside.😁 😁
freya.k said:Cannibal Holocaust
Between the rapes, the impalements, and burying people alive up to their guts... and they even filmed it to look realistic.
jaqen h'ghar um, yeah, and which scene is the biggest cliché??? Hostel 2, when the woman slaughters the other girl using her own hair and washes herself in the blood!!! But man, it's such a thrill to watch, despite everything!!!
Sandra Harris2 said:Are you talking about "Irreversible"?
That scene where Monica Bellucci gets assaulted made me lose all respect for men...😢 It's just too brutal.
And that part where Vincent Cassel goes absolutely feral and crushes someone's head with a fire extinguisher is pretty raw, too...
I felt sick for an entire week after watching that movie...
Chris Peterson53 said:"They lived a beautiful life"—you hear people say that about someone, whether they’re still around or long gone.
Whenever I hear that phrase, it triggers this subconscious reflex to audit my own existence. And every single time, I have to tell myself: No, mine hasn't been "beautiful" by any stretch of the imagination. Not since childhood. It’s been a constant grind—survival, education, a relentless string of setbacks, living through wartime instability, the volatile highs and lows of finances, a failed marriage, and spending years looking after people who frankly didn't do me any favors. There was precious little love to go around, while the struggle and the caretaking were endless.
Despite all that, I don't walk around feeling miserable. Instead, I just feel this quiet sense of melancholy when I reflect on how much I was shortchanged. But then again—was I actually shortchanged? Or am I just being cynical?
To balance the scales, I do feel lucky. I have my kids, I have a roof over our heads, and while our lifestyle is relatively modest, we’re stable for now. We live peacefully, side-by-side.
Still, there’s this nagging little voice in the back of my head. It starts gnawing at me whenever I see people who never had to lift a finger—people who seemingly had everything handed to them on a silver platter (and I’m not just talking about money). It makes me wonder: what exactly is the intended definition of a "beautiful life"?
Is it just accepting things as they are?
Is it resigning yourself to "fate"?
Is it giving your absolute all, only to accept that others are simply doing better?
Or is it finding contentment in your own small wins, even if they look insignificant compared to everyone else's?
What do you all think about this concept of a "beautiful life"??
Robert Sanchez12;10672022 said:Maybe they really could have cast someone better.
😲 No way. He’s absolutely fantastic. Honestly, every single movie I’ve seen him in, he’s been great.
,And I’d probably cut that actress from China; she just doesn't seem to fit in.
I agree with this part... it felt a little forced. But overall, it isn't a bad movie, though I don't quite get why they had to kill off that girl when there were already plenty of people dead around the house...🤷
Brian Moore2 said:The whole point of being alive is to spend your time doing what you actually love and what brings you joy; anything else is just a complete waste of time 🙂
I honestly think you can see the difference in mindset just by looking at online forums. Personally, I rarely visit local boards, and what someone said about this specific community really hit home: that it's one of the more tame ones, which is actually the scariest part of the whole thing. People here seem to have a completely different way of handling written communication on sites like this; they treat everything like it's just some big game for entertainment.
Kate Gomez79 said:Steve is definitely the craziest one... wow...
Lawrence Reed5 said:So, I went ahead and grabbed a pair of shoes in a size 7 even though I’m usually a size 7.5 or even an 8 if I’m being honest 😬 😬 😬
The whole thing is because they were literally the last ones left in stock, and oh my gosh, I was just so obsessed with them! Plus, considering how nice the quality feels, the price was such a steal, I couldn't pass them up 😬
I’ve heard all sorts of weird DIY hacks floating around online, like soaking them in milk, stuffing them with newspaper and tossing them in the freezer, or maybe some crazy combo of both, you know how it goes 😁
Does anyone out there have any actual advice on how to STRETCH shoes? Because honestly, I think the length might actually be fine if I can just somehow manage to cram my foot into them in the first place 😳 Just to give you some context, they’re basically like ballet flats—totally flat soles—but instead of having that rounded toe, they have a pointed toe 😳
Jerry Martin19 said:Don't come at me laughing and trying to compare anyone to Keanu Reeves. I suppose I'll be more objective once I've seen his other films, which is obvious, but joining in on this little spittoon session against Orlando Bloom is the last thing on my mind. From what I saw, it was good (Legolas is 😉 again). That's just my take.