Carl Rogers would probably describe this as an updated version of the self—where you no longer feel that desperate need to feed the ego by constantly seeking validation for your own identity.
There’s definitely some truth to that... I’ve honestly never come across a "class bully" type who actually attracts women—and I don't just mean fourteen-year-old girls.
Honestly, I’ve always found that getting a solid night of sleep is way more beneficial than pulling an all-nighter to cram before an exam... when I'm running on zero sleep, my brain just completely shuts down and I can't remember a single thing I studied.
GastroGard is basically like first aid for an upset stomach—it does the trick when you need it fast... though, obviously, if the discomfort sticks around, you really have no choice but to go see a doctor.
Brandon Castillo4 said:Look, I’m sorry, but I haven’t heard such a ridiculous argument before.😁
The sensation can't be "weaker"—if anything, it's quite the opposite—simply because the glans is actually less sensitive. Circumcised guys might be able to last longer🙂 but, seriously, I'm not messing around here. 🙂
That’s exactly what I'm getting at. In theory, being circumcised could lead to lasting longer specifically because there's less sensitivity—meaning they feel the stimulation less intensely.
As for masturbation... I've never personally masturbated with a circumcised penis, so I'm really just relaying what I've read. For all I know, I could be wrong.
Here’s how I see it... the sensation tends to be a bit more muted because the glans isn't covered—it’s constantly exposed to physical friction, which naturally causes the skin there to thicken up over time.
As for masturbation, from what I understand, it can be a little more challenging—though certainly doable. Men who have been circumcised often find they need to use some kind of artificial lubricant to make things work smoothly.
Look, I haven't met a single soul who hasn't cut a few corners at some point in their life... In my view, it’s perfectly natural for a healthy brain—especially when things get a bit slow—to find entertainment in those little rule-breaking moments.
direct manifestation said:Look, I realize this is an incurable condition... and 🙂 as much as I dislike it and wish it weren't part of my life, I have to accept that it belongs to me—it's mine! It’s what makes me unique... I've finally made peace with having it. From here on out, it's all smiles and moving forward... hehe...😍
I was told that these machines are really only reliable when it comes to measuring astigmatism, while the actual prescription numbers are just rough estimates. In my case, it gave me a -3.00 reading when I'm actually sitting at a -0.50.
Alright... if someone tries to sell me some kind of "miracle" vitamin juice right now, I’ll probably end up growing horns—and not the cool kind either. 😈
But seriously... does this happen to you guys in both legs, or just one?
I honestly don't know... I've noticed my heel feels a bit off lately, though I have short Achilles tendons in both legs, so I'm leaning towards that being the cause. I really should have made an appointment with an orthopedic specialist ages ago—but I just couldn't justify the time until I get through this finals season in February.
Let’s be direct here... there is really only one truth to this. Psoriasis remains an incurable condition—for now—so we are essentially looking at nothing more than symptom management. Anyone out there promising you some kind of miraculous cure is most likely a fraud just looking to profit off your struggle. Since this is something that is partially triggered by psychosomatic factors, you will probably find that you feel much better the moment you actually accept your situation and learn how to live with it.