Sandra Wood45 said:Did the older one get served tongue soup?
Nope! And honestly, I don't blame her—thank goodness they were eating together, so she just sent it back once she got home. 🤣 If she had actually pushed the plate away at the table, that would have been a whole different story! 🙂
Kate Cox2 said:How on earth did she pull that off??😕
She just has this way of making everything look easy while the rest of us struggle!😁 Honestly though, she looked like she’d been through a total wringer—if I hadn't known her for years, I wouldn't have even believed it was her.
I’ll never forget when my youngest daughter came home looking like she’d been through a literal war zone—scrapes, bruises, dirt everywhere... my heart absolutely skipped a beat and the reason? She tripped over a stray leaf on a perfectly flat sidewalk! 🤣 Honestly, I was ready to go hunt someone down for negligence!
Sandra Wood45 said:You totally reminded me of the time I tried to wash my hair by leaning way over the tub—you know, that awkward "upside down" move? Well, just as I was getting ready to lean over and flip my hair back, I ended up slamming my forehead right into the edge of the bathtub! 😲
I know that feeling all too well! 🤣 It really gives you a sudden, cosmic understanding of all the star systems out there 😁 as well as the ones we haven't discovered yet 🤣
But honestly, you guys are all amateurs compared to my dad! In my 43 years, I don't think there's been a single day where I didn't see some kind of bump or healing wound on his head. 😬
David Sanchez6 said:Just so you know—and I realize this might be a bit much to take in—I'm definitely not just looking at the surface level here. I fully understand the potential fallout from this, and she does too!
If you spend some time browsing other sites, you could probably track down almost everything! You might even snag an estimated price, since some of those plastic manufacturers actually post their full price lists online.
You say the consequences are minimal? Well, of course they feel that way when someone else is the one footing the bill! 😬
It’s totally possible that your wife is also struggling with how her breasts look after years of motherhood and raising four kids—it can honestly be a real emotional struggle for some women. But before we get ahead of ourselves, I still don't quite get your cheeky way of starting up a thread!
silentheron25 said:Come on guys, don't be so difficult! Hey, jadesailor14, get involved here! It's about time you stepped up and sorted something out. 🙂
What was that? Or I might just have to ban you! 😁 😁 😁
Anonymous said:I’m actually pretty happy with the size, and she is too! 🙂
Honestly, some women are just way too prone to telling little white lies just to protect their guy's ego so I wouldn't take that as gospel if I were you 😬
Honestly, what does Romania have to do with us right now? 🙄 I always find myself questioning your sources, though I really don't feel like fact-checking them today!
Anyway, I’m on the same page as Casey Palmer5 And I truly believe most people out there are honest and decent folks. It's easy to fall into that trap where one bad actor ruins it for everyone else—it makes the "villains" seem way worse than they actually are. Plus, our healthcare system is a complete mess right now, but from my perspective, the real issue lies with all those people who constantly push medical staff around. But hey, once you experience the healthcare systems in more advanced countries firsthand, you realize how much we struggle here. 👍
Michael Ramos3 said:( stop trying to defend the indefensible )
gleč healed First off, you don't actually have any real proof that you've ever managed 😉 to heal anyone you know? So, honestly, you have even less right to call people out just because they don't believe in your ointment.
Let's take a breath and cool things down a bit! My internet is being super slow today, so please bear with me—it's tough being a poor moderator when the connection won't cooperate! Thanks so much! 😁
Robert Clark2, typing in all caps online feels like shouting at everyone! I really think we should try using other ways to emphasize text, like bolding or italics—plus, we have colors available too! 😉 Thanks 🙂
I’d say just go ahead and book an appointment with an endocrinologist to get all those questions cleared up once and for all! It’s honestly not quite as easy as you're making it out to be.
Oh, you don't need to worry about that! Mine looks exactly the same as it always has—it actually started growing back in my early teens. I'm 43 now, but I noticed the changes when I was around 14 or 16, if I remember correctly. So please, try not to stress out too much or panic. Just keep up with your regular checkups and everything will be fine.
I'll go ahead and merge this thread into the existing one tomorrow.🙂
I actually attended an event there just a few months ago! My daughter took a hard hit to the foot during her soccer practice, and she couldn't even put any weight on it—her whole foot just went numb. She’s had surgery on both legs before, so you can definitely tell by looking at them. But honestly, that’s not even the main point of this story. Anyway, the guy on duty—this supposed humanist—asks her, "Does it hurt?" and she tells him straight up that it hurts so much she can't even stand. And his response? He basically goes, "Well, then just die if it hurts so much." I ended up having a little "chat" with him about that. 😈 🙂
I mean, what else can I say when you mention you're already 30? Did you actually go through the instruction manual? Are you chatting with your OB-GYN about this? Have you been back for a checkup since you started the pills? You really shouldn't be asking these kinds of questions after five years on birth control and being in your 30s.
Your best bet is to head straight to the doctor and get some real answers. None of us "internet doctors" on this forum can truly help you through a screen. 😁