Posts by casualjackal10

Hannah White2 says:
No—it’s more that a future man views everything through the lens of offspring. It's purely instinctive. Or do you honestly believe women living in caves were busy organizing feminist rallies? Sometimes I get the impression that certain feminists just want to surgically remove breasts from all women—anything to erase the biological evidence that the female body is designed for childbearing. I'm not targeting you specifically; I'm just laying out my train of thought.
Look, I am not advocating for the idea that every single woman should have children—not at all—I'm simply sharing my observations. Personally, I believe everyone should pursue whatever brings them fulfillment, provided they stick to a principle of non-violence. I don't think having kids is necessarily the ultimate peak of human achievement, but when you look at our materialistic society—a world where the word "scientist" is tossed around with the same kind of reverence once reserved for priests—I truly believe there is no greater contribution than men and women working together as a unified community...

James Allen6 said:👍
I agree with every single sentence.

p.s. regarding that bolded part, you feel it too, but I actually heard something very similar from a feminist once.

Ladies, please, let's not be ungrateful—never forget that feminism is the reason you have the right to vote, access to the stock market, maternity leave, and so on.

I’m at that age where my biological clock isn't just ticking—it’s practically shouting at me—and yet, I still don't feel like I can confidently say, "Okay, I am ready to be a parent." I’ve spent so much time spiraling over this, wondering if it's rooted in a lack of self-confidence, a struggle with self-love, or maybe some deep-seated inferiority complex—essentially, a subconscious fear that I simply won't be "good enough" to pull off motherhood. Sometimes, the doubt even shifts toward my partner; I find myself questioning if he's truly "the one," and then the panic sets in: what if I make the wrong choice? I remember reading something profound written by someone else—they suggested you just have to "leap"—because, honestly, you can never truly predict how you'll navigate a role you've never held, no matter how much you try to simulate every scenario in your head. Being a total perfectionist makes this infinitely harder for me—it’s nearly impossible to commit to a decision when the circumstances don't feel "perfect," though, let's be real, they likely never will in my mind. btw, I absolutely adore my little niece 🙂

Steven Booth65 said:So, where can I actually track down that doctor?

Maybe at some sort of holistic wellness center—I'm not entirely sure where you're located, so a quick Google search should do the trick.

Have you tried that water glass test yet?

You might be dealing with a Candida overgrowth. There’s actually a simple little home test you can try using just a glass of water. First thing in the morning—make sure you're on an empty stomach—spit into a glass of water from a bottle; if you notice any sort of stringy, thread-like structures settling at the bottom after about 15 minutes, then the test is positive.
Regarding the acidity levels in your body, you might want to consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner—I don't have any personal experience in that specific field myself.