Robin Jackson9 said:You could've done it, but honestly, it looks like you just can't handle the rest of these questions... you're clearly stuck, so what's even the point? I mean, I dropped at least 350 questions on you, damn... fine, okay, if you can't manage that... nothing from you... useless...
Just answering myself here on why I decided to bold that part
Honestly, I’m having such a hard time wrapping my head around your post, even after reading through it twice. Maybe my brain is just fried for the day, so I think I'll give it another shot tomorrow morning when things are a bit clearer.
So, I guess I'm just incompetent then. Apparently, I'm not cut out to manage chat rooms like this. Good luck hunting down those answers you're looking for.👍
I get everything you’re saying right up until that part about sex. Like, what does sex have to do with whether I decide to correct someone’s grammar or not while we're chatting online?
I’ve heard that if you can actually sync up your breathing with the person you’re talking to, you can basically nudge their behavior... like, it makes them way more open to whatever you're trying to sell them on.
I’m not sure if this counts as straight-up theft, but I swear, everywhere I go, I end up buying a lighter. It’s like some subconscious reflex—I’ll strike a light, set the lighter down right next to my wallet or my keys, and then when I’m clearing out my stuff from the table, I just toss it right into my bag without thinking. I’ve honestly looked down at my purse before and realized I was carrying like twenty different lighters...
Just ask the guy he’s messaging to just c/p what he wrote here instead. ..I mean, are you really going to sneak into his apartment while he's out just to install something on his computer? That sounds risky enough as it is, but honestly, besides the risk, it's just plain rude to be eavesdropping on someone like that.
Autism is a disease involving the brain, the immune system, and the gastrointestinal tract. Once an uncommon disorder in the United States, the incidence of autism is now occurring at epidemic rates. Whereas during the 1970s one in 10,000 children developed autism, it now affects as many as one in 500. What could explain this alarming trend?
Now I'd love to hear some of those blue-checkmark activists try to explain how HPV has anything to do with autism.
I used to get these sharp, stabbing pains during my cycles and right in my ovaries, so I was there too. But look, it’s not some terminal illness. It’s honestly better than dealing with kidney issues; at least this is something you can actually manage easier.
It could be ovarian inflammation. Honestly, you're probably better off going to see Ginić. I know exactly what you're going through because I'm incredibly sensitive myself. I deal with constant inflammation in my ovaries and bladder, so please, don't play around when it comes to this stuff.
After a few days, that edit button just vanishes into thin air, leaving you stuck with whatever you wrote and honestly, you can't even go back and wipe your own thread from the map either
So, I don't get it... how was I constantly dealing with those ovarian inflammations back then when I used to walk around barefoot? And honestly, I didn't even have any sexual experience at the time.
How can anyone actually find this stuff good? It’s just revolting—scenes of rape, torture, and pure cruelty. I honestly don't see what's supposed to be "good" about any of it.
I just want them to fit right and not be cutting into my backside too much, like, when I sit down, I don't want half of my butt spilling out everywhere. I need them to actually look decent when I put them on, and hopefully they won't fall apart after one trip through the laundry or turn into something totally ridiculous.
jadefalcon32 said:Why bother with private clinics?! Seriously, listen to me... I tried going to a private dentist once—it was just easier since I was on maternity leave and didn't want to trek all the way back to my regular spot—but everything they fixed ended up falling apart, and man, did they charge an arm and a leg. Now, my actual dentist is fixing all those messes perfectly! She works over on Kurelov, right there first door on the left from the corner... Dr. Trutanić is the best. Even my mom tried three different private dentists and two through her insurance, and now she’s totally obsessed with her! She’s a bit older, sure, but she truly loves what she does and she’s incredible—at least I haven't had a single issue so far. I'm 28, and I even brought my 4-year-old daughter along just so she could get used to a dentist... she's just wonderful. If you happen to be in Washington, D.C. or nearby, definitely swing by!! Anything that isn't covered by insurance, she'll do for a fee, but it's way cheaper than those fancy private places, plus she actually takes the time to explain the difference in materials, quality, and cost... she's super honest because she's not just out for the money!
Glad you mentioned that, I really need to give them a call first. I don't want to end up making some silly mistake and having to pay double just to fix it later! thnx
So then my own dentist actually tried to pull one over on me Basically, after I lost a tooth—doesn't really matter how, just happened—I went in to get a quote for what it would cost to fix it up properly. They had to pull the whole root and everything, so now I'm looking at a full replacement, and I've already got an appointment set for August. And yeah, I'll be paying whatever price they slapped on me...