I’m not gonna lie, the first time was super awkward, but I wasn't actually scared or anything. I made sure to pick a male gynecologist instead of a woman. Honestly, I just don't want some lady poking around down there.😁
After that, every checkup since then has been totally fine, and I can talk to him about pretty much anything.
Henry Thompson5 said:Can someone please point me toward a hairstylist in St. Louis who actually knows what they're doing for wedding updos? There are plenty of options out there, but let's be honest—half of them are a gamble I'm not willing to take.
I heard about this one girl who got her hair done by someone over in the Colony area... but I can't remember her name. All I know is she’s pregnant right now.😁
copperhawk said:Hey, fellow Slavonkas! I need some serious help here—can anyone give me the lowdown on photographers and videographers in Pittsburgh? Who’s actually legit and worth the money, and who should I definitely steer clear of?
Word on the street is: Ogi Photography just shoots everyone using the exact same template—same old scenarios, just different faces. For some people, it turns out great, but for others, it’s a total disaster.
What are the early warning signs of this disorder? I know things like obsessive cleaning fall under that umbrella. Like, if someone just can't stand a house that isn't spotless—if seeing shoes left in the hallway instead of on the rack drives them crazy, or they're constantly scrubbing hair strands out of the sink, or they flat-out refuse to drink from a glass someone else has already used... Or even if you were raised by parents who were total neat freaks, and now as an adult, you've taken that discipline way too far and feel like everything has to be surgically clean at all times...
And what does the search engine give me? Sex, garden tools, and Bill Gates?
Nice engineering you guys have going on here.
But get this—you’ve got those subforums listed below... so basically, you find the PDF you want, click it, and then if you☕ use the search all open forums option, it'll pull up everything related to cars for you.
I remember seeing some article once claiming that he actually set up a trust fund for his wife before he passed away, specifically because they were both desperate to grow their family. They really wanted more kids, but then life hit him with a sudden illness and he was gone before they could make it happen. But honestly, that’s all just noise to me... his kid wasn't even born until five years after he died. ☕
Jonathan Morris40 said:Look, if I want to change my handle, that’s my business. Why are you even sticking your nose in where it doesn't belong? Seriously, go pick up a book or something—school just started back up, so maybe focus on that instead. 😉
Maybe you should worry about your own grades too, since you're supposedly halfway through college...
I’m basically killing all my boredom whenever I’m hanging out on this forum 😁 Honestly, I met this absolutely incredible person through this site 🙂 (👋)
Nancy Cruz3 said:I know it sounds wild, but there’s actually plenty of educational content out there on the web...
not to mention how much it helps build up tech literacy from a super young age.
Now, the whole debate about whether kids should have restricted access or need constant parental supervision is a completely different conversation altogether...
Well, obviously.
I mean, kids are already taking computer science classes in elementary school now...
But at the end of the day, it's on the parents to watch over their kids, ☕ just like they'd keep an eye on who their kid hangs out with or tell them not to talk to strangers... they can also keep tabs on what they're browsing or reading online. And let's not forget those "parents" who spend their late nights browsing sketchy adult sites while their kids are fast asleep. ☕
Lisa Barrett22 said:Everyone kept telling me things would just get better on their own, but spoiler alert: they never did. Honestly, I think you should probably go get an ultrasound done.
I’ve actually got an appointment with my OB-GYN next week... it's for something else entirely, but I was thinking it wouldn't hurt to bring this up while I'm there...
I remember sitting in health class back in high school and scrolling through endless medical forums online, and they always said the same thing: your period isn't supposed to be regular for those first couple of years after you start. But honestly? I’m five years into this, and my cycle is still acting totally wild, sometimes stretching out to a full 55 days. 😕