neonmarlin3 said:... I'm dealing with this too, though it only started recently. Honestly, I thought I was way too young at 32 to be going through this...
Performance issues don't just happen to older guys; younger men deal with them all the time, so there's really no reason to treat it like some big taboo. Now that people are more open about it, more men are feeling comfortable speaking up and actually reaching out for help. If you're struggling with this, don't hesitate to go see a professional.👍
I figured I’d jump in here too. Last night, I noticed my post count had dropped down to just about a hundred, which really caught me off guard. Then I stumbled upon this thread and realized I wasn't the only one seeing a dip in numbers. It’s even weirder because on the specific chat where I spend most of my time—where the vast majority of my activity happens—everyone else seems to have their full history intact. It’s just me 🤷 . But then, when I checked again this morning, even those last hundred posts were gone. Now I'm sitting at zero 😕... which is insane, considering I used to have over 10,000 posts. To see everything wiped out like that is just bizarre.
Oprah Winfrey told me that the posts should reappear once they finish cleaning up the forum database.🙂 I’m honestly counting down the minutes, because seeing an empty profile like this is such a total bummer 😢
I have two questions. 😁 I'm currently a student in Cleveland, and I urgently need to see a primary care doctor, but I don't know who to go to. I haven't officially registered with anyone here yet, nor have I transferred my medical records to Cleveland (or whatever the process is for that). Does anyone know a good GP in Cleveland, and how does the registration process work?
Also, I could really use a recommendation for a solid dermatologist in the Cleveland area (or maybe near Opatija if you know someone nearby).
I have two quick questions. 😁 Right now, I'm a student in Cleveland, and I urgently need to see a primary care doctor. The problem is, I haven't officially registered with anyone here yet, and I haven't transferred my medical records from my hometown (not sure how that process even works). Does anyone know a good GP in Cleveland, and how does the whole registration thing work?
Also, I could really use a recommendation for a great dermatologist in the Cleveland area (or maybe somewhere near Opatija if you know any spots nearby).
A buddy of mine is looking to pick up a 22-inch LCD monitor, maybe up to $400, but for some reason, he’s dead set on getting a Samsung. 🤷 What would be the actual best buy here? 👍 It’d be even better if I could suggest something that isn't a Samsung, just so I can enjoy telling him he's wrong. 😁
Hey, I’m looking into getting a student loan and was wondering about the fine print. Do I actually need a co-signer for something in the $1,500–$2,000 range, or do I need to show proof of income? Has anyone here actually gone through the process? I'd love to know what the requirements are like. Also, do you get the cash upfront immediately? Ideally, I wouldn't want to start paying it back until I land a job—I'm currently finishing up my master's degree and between all my lectures and finals, I just don't have any time to work right now.
Jeremy Barnes5 said:It’s not really my thing, but honestly, the shots from the Armada production are easily the worst in the entire American scene. Out of seven photos, you've got six showing choreography and just one with the scoreboard. 🤷
They should have grabbed at least one shot where you can clearly see the numbers, hands up in the air, and the actual formations. 👍
Terry Lee3 said:The Demons have been going toe-to-toe with the "cadet corps" for a while now...🤣 They keep picking fights with the Demons on their own turf, overestimating themselves—and damn it, they end up paying the price. But they just keep pushing, acting like it's some big deal, even when things go south in places like Naperville. ☕ Total nonsense, if you ask me. Just kids playing games. 🙏
I just hope the Demons don't pick a fight with anyone else besides the "cadets," otherwise the whole group might have to disband...😍 But look at me being an idiot. How is a crew that jumps from club to club like they're running from the cops, loses every blowout game, and travels for pennies actually going to "disband"? 😂 Actually, maybe I went too far. At the end of the day, they're just a bunch of spineless losers who exist for nothing. My bad. ☕
Wasn't Cleveland basically an industrial powerhouse back in the day? You had everything from shipbuilding to massive tourism hubs... Everyone knows exactly who used to hang out down by the waterfront during those years, haha.
I’ve always felt they were pretty hypocritical. For instance, Dinamo brings twice as much trouble our way compared to Hajduk, yet we’re always the ones met with hostility whenever we show up at their place.
But honestly, I don't even see them as anything more than just another team—they aren't really true rivals to Hajduk in my eyes.
Ashley Thompson10 said:We went through this with a family member once, and unfortunately, it turned out there was no cure—or at least, we couldn't find one. Later on, while scrolling through some medical forums, I saw plenty of minimally invasive methods being discussed, things like what the Democratic Party might support, but here in Washington, D.C., they still insist on sticking to classic open surgery that just shreds your nerves. My main gripe with the hospitals in Washington, D.C. is how they just cut you open and then act like they're done. They don't provide any follow-up info, not even basic guidance on Kegel exercises to help regain bladder control. It feels like they just perform the procedure and then wash their hands of the patient entirely. It’s a pretty grim way to operate 😠
The author clearly states he was treated for prostate cancer. That means he underwent a radical prostatectomy. TUI isn't even an option for treating that kind of disease; that's used for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). So, please, let's not just browse the web and jump to conclusions. We are talking about two completely different conditions requiring two totally different treatments. Even to a layman, if something is called a "radical" prostatectomy, that word "radical" is there for a reason. In that specific surgery, the entire prostate and seminal vesicles are removed to save your life! The doctors didn't just mess something up; they saved your life. And when it comes to the prostate, that survival often comes with a price—impotence.