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How do I delete my account? in Forum Help! ·
Kate Bishop76 said:I wouldn't go that far—no matter what you try, your profile stays on record. At most, all you're looking at is a permanent ban. 😉

Fair enough. 🤣
How do I delete my account? in Forum Help! ·
Alright. I've decided I want to delete my profile. It isn't really about any specific reason—I just feel like I don't need to be here anymore. But what now? I can't change my username, at least not individually, and I can't even delete the account myself. Great.

So, I was wondering if anyone knows exactly what needs to happen before the admins finally get around to deleting me? Thanks.
Stomach issues after eating... it's hitting me hard. in Women's Health ·
I’m pretty sure we’re looking at an ingrown hair here—honestly. A close friend of mine dealt with a similar bump on her hip once; it was bothering her so much she ended up heading straight to the ER, where they just popped it out for her in no time.
Dealing with painful periods in Women's Health ·
Harold Stewart3 said:Only pharmacists at major drugstores have access to their official sites—and even here, where we’re all chatting, there’s a huge lack of actual facts. They probably leave out the important stuff just to protect their sales numbers, 😉

And take a look at this: http://www.yasmin.com/scripts/index.php

The whole debate about big pharma ethics and conspiracy theories—it's everywhere if you really want to go down those rabbit holes.
Dealing with painful periods in Women's Health ·
Harold Stewart3 said:Even if they recommend it—and you're free to take it or not—they really should be giving a heads-up first. You need the basics, especially the side effects and what to expect... I guess I was just hoping to see an actual doctor recommending pills on a forum like this, without even knowing the patient

It isn't always easy to get answers—most people just ask their doctors, but unfortunately, those professionals don't always provide much info, with few exceptions 🙂

Look... of course it feels different when it's your own doctor suggesting something—or anything else, really—since they actually know you, right?
I'm not surprised at all that a doctor would suggest it here; it's pretty widely known to be one of the best options for painful periods. If you have that idea in mind, regardless of where you heard it, just head to your doctor or a local pharmacy to ask some questions.

I'm sure any doctor or pharmacist will answer your questions—plus, you get all the details in the printed instructions that come with the meds, which people actually *could* start reading! And even before then, you can find everything about Yasmin on the official manufacturer websites...
Dealing with painful periods in Women's Health ·
I’m with you on the pharmacists—at the end of the day, they really do have the deeper edge when it comes to pharmacology.

Harold Stewart3 said:And honestly, even as a doctor, you shouldn't just hand out birth control pills without thought—though I know that's often the easiest route for OB-GYNs to take...

But this part...🙄 A doctor can certainly recommend them, so why not? It's ultimately up to you—whether you want to ask about side effects beforehand or decide to go the contraceptive route for whatever reason.
Dealing with painful periods in Women's Health ·
If even an over-the-counter painkiller—like Tylenol, which you can grab easily at any drugstore—isn't doing the trick, then it’s probably time to go see a doctor.
Dealing with painful periods in Women's Health ·
Applying warm compresses to the abdomen and some light pressure—it helps a little.

A friend mentioned that yarrow tea works wonders for her.

Generally speaking, oral contraceptives can be a big help too.

I wouldn't recommend mixing different pills together—not worth the risk.
There’s definitely a catch—like people say, there’s always a catch involving some shop like Metro... it’s almost as if they’re sourcing them through secret channels😉 and I bet those Jefini treats are just terrifying once you pair them with a coffee😁 me like it
Haha, alright😁—but let’s be real, if you dip them in vanilla ice cream, none of them are bad😁.
(I suppose I might have specialized in ice cream and all that too much, just a bit
).
They’ve got that caramel and cinnamon vibe—though, honestly, the aroma can vary quite a bit. There's a noticeable difference between Koestlin's Speculaas and, say, the store brand I picked up at Target.

I know my sweets pretty well—😁
Yeah... those are supposed to be Gingerbread—maybe a little more aromatic, though I guess that really just depends on which brand you pick up. 🙂How they actually taste is the real question.
Are people born good or evil? in Psychology ·
thumbelina said:Or do they just become that way over time?
Well, keeping it simple—would Hitler have been Hitler regardless of the life he lived? 🙂

It’s really more of a pedagogical question at this point—it touches on psychology and philosophy all at once.
It’s one of those age-old debates, though recent studies suggest we might be about 70% genetically determined, leaving the remaining 30% to our upbringing—all those various influences, whether intended or not.

That doesn't quite settle whether someone becomes good or bad due to nature or nurture (in the broadest sense).

As for Hitler... since he was clearly mentally ill, it's likely his circumstances played a huge role, rather than just his DNA. Though, I suppose genes often carry the predisposition for illness. Most of the time, anyway.

All in all... it's a complicated cocktail.
Ugh, I’m actually tearing up a little—I could honestly shed a tear right now 😂 😂 🤣 🤣

ps. I'm not sure where everyone's heads are at in this debate—as for me, I'm firmly Team Cher... though, honestly, that goes for pretty much all the great female vocalists 😉
Wait, wait... you're saying she has white discharge?
Well, maybe it isn't even a pathogen—who actually said there was purulent discharge??
White discharge is perfectly normal during ovulation and things like that... It just depends, did he mean a sudden change or what... is it like that right now?
Jupi 😁 from here on out—any discussions regarding him will move over to NYC 🤣