Posts by William Chavez9
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Since when is that considered unhealthy?
Is a tattoo, a chain, or an earring really any different?
Don't hit me, please don't hit me....
steelheron10 said:Hey everyone! I’m looking to get some new ink and was wondering if anyone can recommend a solid tattoo studio in San Francisco (or somewhere nearby)? Also, do these shops typically offer patch testing for the dyes, or am I going to have to clear that with my doctor first?
Honestly, your best bet is to drop by a few shops in person to ask around—both there and with your doctor.😉
Once you've done that, make a call. Do plenty of digging online before committing to anything, and maybe check with friends who already have tattoos.
There are tons of helpful sites out there. Forums can be okay, but let’s be real: there are all kinds of people on them, so don't take advice from random amateurs.
At the end of the day, it's your body and your responsibility.
So, feel free to ask whatever else is on your mind. 🙂
Why do my labia hurt during my period? It’s this literal sensation like they’re about to just fall onto the floor—like something is physically pulling them downward. That's the feeling.
Terrible. As far back as I can remember, this wasn't always an issue, but now it's become a regular occurrence.
I need some answers here. This whole situation is starting to get under my skin to the point where I can’t even function properly. I'm becoming terrible company, and honestly, my entire body aches. Is there any way to trigger the process, or maybe just speed things up a bit?
My apologies if this needs to be moved to another sub; I just wanted to make sure it didn't get buried.
Look, everything is fine
but it just looks ridiculous
Obviously, you can't be a pushover—people will walk all over you until you finally stand your ground
It's just that when you try to set those boundaries, things don't always go smoothly. Especially when you decide to shake things up in your life; suddenly everyone notices this "new" version of you and starts giving you those judgmental looks. You actually have to train the people around you to realize that you aren't tolerating certain things anymore and that from here on out, the rules have changed
Charles Martinez17 said:it’s gotta be top-tier quality
lollllllll
Anonymous said:Sometimes I can’t help but feel like life would be a lot easier if I were just more ruthless. But honestly? That’s just not who I am, and I don't know how to function in an environment like that. Even when I’m surrounded by people who seem well-meaning on the surface—even though we all know deep down they’re total snakes—I still give them the benefit of the doubt until they eventually stab me in the back. When they do, I just end up feeling disappointed, angry, and heartbroken, wondering how this keeps happening to me. I truly love genuine, good people, but they tend to live in their own little bubbles. Nowadays, if you actually want to build a meaningful life and surround yourself with decent human beings, it feels like you have to fight through a gauntlet of chaos just to establish a sense of security and independence.
I’m curious to hear from you guys: how have you structured your lives to find peace? More importantly, how do you navigate around the materialists, the egoists, and those selfish power-trippers with warped values who seem to hold all the cards?
Truth. Absolute truth.
Jonathan Wright6, you aren't alone in this. Once I figure out a workaround, I'll let you know.😁
Right now, I'm just trying to sort some things out on my own—honestly hoping I can pull it off! You too!
I might as well get this over with while I’m actually in the mood...😉
Happy Easter to everyone. Honestly, feels like yesterday was Christmas😲
Edward Hernandez332 said:Regarding all this nationalist fervor, I’m not entirely sure when the shift started, but I do know it deeply angered the older generation of the fleet—those who lost far too much in the war to just sit by. Eventually, the younger crowd simply inherited their struggle, and now you see extremist rhetoric in the stands from kids who don't even grasp the history behind the movements they're shouting about. It’s spiraled completely out of control. What other fan groups fail to realize is that their constant "edgy" antics—which they dismiss as mere stadium banter—are actually wrecking the lives of local youth. These kids are trying to prove themselves to their elders and to rival fanbases by asserting their American identity, but they're doing it through a fundamentally broken lens.
It’s the exact same story with those old, violent slogans targeting rivals. Ultras and hardcore fans don't seem to get that this "tough guy" posturing eventually boils over into violence that spills off the bleachers and onto the streets long after the game ends. These kids are just fully immersed in the "kill" mentality because there isn't a single adult around to explain that it's supposed to be nothing more than a temporary provocation for the match.
Exactly.
Kudos to the individuals out there, but honestly, what is with the nonsense coming from the stands? I don't get why people feel the need to be so mindless. Singing songs that have zero connection to football, bringing up politics, religion, blah blah—that stuff needs to stay outside the stadium. It’s frustrating. Why does soccer have to get infected by all this crap? This place should at least be a sanctuary where you can escape the chaos, cheer from the heart, and just be real. I've witnessed this mess firsthand, and it’s just sad to see how lost people have become. And no, I’m not just talking about the Navy, but everyone involved in this culture...
I sincerely hope things change, but given the era we’re living in, I’m afraid that won't happen anytime soon...👎
God help us...
I think something like this happened over in Italy, but I can't quite recall the details...