Posts by placidlynx26

neondrifter26 said:Are you running the latest version?
EDIT:
The fadeout is pretty short. But from what I can see, you have the option in this EQu to set up a crossfade into the next track. It’s not quite the same thing as a standard fadeout, but you can pick how many seconds it lasts—maybe 5 or 10, whatever works. If you want something longer, you might need to do a little more searching on Google...

Hey...
It's me. Yeah, I'm on the latest version.
Thanks. Found it. Everything's working great now.😁

neondrifter26 said:I know Winamp has that slight transition, but it lasts maybe <1.5s (maybe I even exaggerated)

I don't get any transition at all in Winamp. That's what I use. There must be some trick to it. :/

Hey there!
I haven't been able to find anything, so I wanted to ask if you guys have a recommendation for a music player. I need something with crossfade functionality—where the next track starts bleeding in about 3, 4, or 5 seconds before the first one actually ends.
I need to find a solution for this pretty quickly. 🙂

Sophia White8 said:It’s honestly mind-blowing how some people just double down on their own ignorance. They cling to stupidity like it's a lifeline. 🤦

Yeah... that catches me off guard too. ☕️

Kimberly Richardson56 said:God !!!!!!!!!!

Someone claiming they’re a receiver doesn't get this:

The bladder just keeps draining through... Urethra.

Sperm travels to the uterus through... vagina

The urethra and the vagina aren't the same thing. They're different organs.

The bladder and the uterus aren't the same organ. Simple as that.

It’s physically impossible to get pregnant through the urethra. The urethra leads straight to the bladder, and babies aren't made in the bladder.

It’s impossible to prevent pregnancy by urinating. Urine comes out of the urethra; it doesn't go back in. There's no way for urine to flow upstream from the urethra into the vagina to kill off sperm once it's already left the body.

The bladder and the uterus aren't connected.

Nothing from the bladder can get into the uterus. Just like nothing from the uterus can get into the bladder. It's impossible.

What exactly isn't clear here? And does anyone know of an anatomy or embryology textbook that actually claims otherwise? I need a specific reference.

Almost there. You're spot on about everything else. My only real concern is that urinating actually lowers the chances of conception. 🤷 🤷 🤷
Yeah... anatomy isn't going to do much for you there. It mostly just describes the structure. You're better off focusing on postpartum and maternal nursing. 😍 Oh my God, I love that book. :)

Kimberly Richardson56 said:Look, even if a man doesn't finish deep inside, there's still a tiny, practically negligible chance that sperm ends up exactly where it needs to be and she gets pregnant.

I’m looking at the book *Hirsi or a virgin in a cage*. It covers various issues facing Muslim women. There's one specific example of a girl who ended up pregnant even though she had been sewn shut. The guy couldn't actually penetrate her because of the stitching, but he pressed against her perineum to climax. Since there's still a small opening to allow for menstrual flow, the sperm managed to reach the vagina. She ended up pregnant. When she saw the gynecologist, she insisted it was impossible because she was still technically a virgin and remained sewn shut. But she was pregnant. This all took place in the Netherlands.

My book is listed above. Read it, man. Cheers.

steelseal said:So now you're suddenly a woman? 🙄

You aren't in any position to be editing someone else's comments. Besides, I have a constitutional right to call myself whatever I want. 🤷 Something unclear? My bad.

I'm done, guys. They won. I'm heading off now to go have a baby... one that I hope actually learns what they're supposed to be doing after all the sexy stuff is over. 🤣
Stop putting up with people who feel the need to hand out titles they haven't earned. I'm out of here. Leaving this handle for the younger sisters and brothers. :*
And finally... I’m genuinely glad you guys are going through my stats and post history. At least someone out there is actually spending their own time on me. 🙂)

Sophia Wells72 said:Seriously, you're a woman. 🙂
Now I feel bad. I actually thought you were just joking around. Now you're heading to college too? 🙏 Decide if you want to be high school, college, or a nanny.

🙏 And what damaged tissue are we talking about? Where is this tissue located? What channels is it traveling through? 🤣

🤣 She was talking about bacteria and how they spread, and you? About conception 😱? Please, stop. You should be embarrassed after saying things that ridiculous.
And the conversation continued regarding the girl in the first post because you brought her up.

Yeah, seriously, us too. 😘
My fans too.

I really feel bad that you're labeling people based on other threads. Even worse, I pity you because this link shows how much you think you're smart when you clearly have no clue what my post was even saying... quoting: "who says this handle belongs to one person"...
Just so you know how sorry I am... 😢 but whatever. At least we had a good laugh. 😂😂

copperraven53 said:Come on, Sophia Wells72, it's obvious to her that 'in front of the vagina' and 'inside the vagina' mean the exact same thing. 🙂

BTW, I'm a fan. 😍 go Silvery, go

Of course it's possible. Especially with rough sex. A friend of mine went a bit overboard once and ended up with a bladder infection. Had to take antibiotics. But the pregnancy part has nothing to do with it with it .

So you still believe that damage to the mucosal lining of the septum separating the uterus from the bladder has absolutely nothing to do with pregnancy... that is truly bottom-of-the-barrel behavior. 🍿

-It's no wonder every other pregnant woman is some arrogant high schooler who didn't bother learning basic human biology in middle school. ☕

melloworca6 said:Listen, Micica, don't worry about my graduation or my entrance exams. 😉

Also, please explain to us slow learners how writing things down after sex supposedly lowers pregnancy risk. Use simple language. Make it easy enough for people like us to actually understand. 😢

Did anyone ever actually tell you that you were lacking? 🙂

steelseal said:Kids were being born long before medical degrees even existed. ☕
Even today, you have OB-GYNs delivering babies.

So yeah, sperm fertilizes an egg. Isn't that what they teach at college? I'm not sure which group I'm talking to here: high schoolers, degree holders, or some third category. 🤷

And don't worry about my brain. 😍
It's small, but it works. 🙄

My OB-GYN assistants help me out a lot. Every time I tell them... they apply pressure to the abdomen to assist during delivery. ☕
If you personally know a gynecologist who handles births, let me know. I'd like to meet one like that. 🤷

Sophia Wells72 said:🤣 You just won't let this go, will you? No matter what happens.

An answer? 🤣
You still haven't given a single coherent answer to any question, let alone provided an actual argument. All you've offered is trolling with guns and insulting people by acting like they aren't on your level.

You're a legend. You finally finished your degree and now you're already talking about seniority. 🙏I guess you need a top-tier OB-GYN in the family to pull off an "argument" like that. Since the rest of us have an IQ that matches our shoe size, why don't you explain this absolute gem of a take to the common folk?

Do you actually think sperm works like bacteria? Like by some miracle, even that tiny amount left behind will just somehow cause an issue? Ahead. Some supernatural alien force sucking everything into a void. Attacking the neck and the uterine body. And then more. 🧐 Imagine trying to "infect" an egg like some kind of bacteria, going so deep that you actually reach the egg cell to fertilize it. It’s ridiculous. And this talk about damage to the urethra causing sperm to end up somewhere else—good grief, what are you even talking about? What does one thing have to do with the other? Besides, we're talking about a virgin here. 🤦

Edit: We aren't putting up with the insults anymore. Bringing this down to personal attacks just because you've run out of actual arguments is pathetic.

Look, Micica... first off, stop calling me a guy. It’s definitely not a compliment. Other than that, I never met a single male nurse during my time at college. 🙂

Yeah, sperm can move through damaged tissue toward the uterus, much like how bacteria behave. That was the second point, right? 🙂

And finally... it’s pretty obvious you aren't actually reading this whole thread. One of your fans already mentioned the possibility of damage down below. 😂 It’s even more obvious than that: this whole thread isn't just about the girl from the first post.

Just one more kiss before I head to bed. Goodnight. 😘

It’s actually pretty funny reading about how much high schoolers seem to know about sex these days. Honestly, it’s no wonder that every single... oops. I won't go any further. This is getting awkward. ☕

melloworca6 said:If anyone is still out there claiming that a woman can't get pregnant after peeing, or that it lowers her chances, I suggest they take a long look at their own anatomy 😁 and then burn their college diplomas to do everyone else a favor. ☕

And honestly, anyone can graduate from college these days. 😁

Nobody, and I mean nobody, said pregnancy becomes impossible. The risk definitely drops by maybe 15-30%.
If we weren't people without degrees (who clearly don't even know our own bodies), it would be hard to understand how things work. 🤷

As for that... I have no comment. My only thought is that you should face a standardized test, an entrance exam, or something similar... and just prove yourself to everyone. Our little genius. 😘

Sophia Wells72 said:This story keeps getting better. 🍿

We're in trouble if people like that actually find jobs. 🤣 College didn't teach them the basics, and apparently, they don't even know their own organs.

My answer to you is already written above

steelseal said:I don't even understand this sentence... someone with a degree who doesn't even know American English 😕

As far as I know, sperm has a goal: get through the vagina, reach the uterus, and finally hit the first third of the fallopian tubes.

Or maybe I don't know.

Regarding the bold part... American? It was written correctly above. Okay. Capitalization isn't my strength, but a smart person would get the point. 🤣

And the other part... bacteria and sperm having "goals"? Good for them if they have brains the size of yours. 😘

Best regards.

wow ☕
It doesn't matter if those usernames belong to men or women. What matters is that several people using those handles graduated with nursing degrees just six months ago. ☕
And yet, those same "people" can't seem to grasp how some incompetent individuals have the nerve to judge anyone based on nothing but luck or their own limited experiences.

John Castillo7 said:The worst part is this "genius" is just some high school kid who’s about to—or already is—trying to hawk those idiotic spikes to some naive girl.

Thinking about it, when you're a high schooler fueled by hormones and stubborn enough to cling to stupidity, there's really only one question. Will he get worse, or will he (hopefully) eventually grow up and feel embarrassed by how dumb he was?

Who says only one person uses this handle? Is it my majesty? 😲
Sorry, 🙂

Come on, admin... too many "smart" people picking on a poor high schooler like me. 🙂

copperraven53 said:🤦

Urine leaves the bladder through the urethra, not the vagina. Anyone should understand that peeing after sex won't prevent pregnancy. 🙂

The only reason peeing after sex is recommended is to flush out any bacteria that might have entered the urethra during intercourse. For instance, rougher sex can cause minor irritation at the opening of the urethra, making it easier for bacteria to "crawl" inside. Since the vagina and the urethra are located right next to each other, bacteria from the vaginal area can migrate into the urethra, reach the bladder, and cause a UTI.

So, it’s good to pee after sex just in case bacteria made it into the urethra—to wash them away. It has absolutely nothing to do with pregnancy.

Are you forgetting that sperm could potentially move toward the area in front of the vagina due to urethral irritation, acting much like BACTERIA? 🙂

steelseal said:Oh, please, spare us the fancy vocabulary...
I don't care about the law of cohesion. No amount of liquid is going to crawl out of one hole and into another just to merge with vaginal cells.
Stop trying to sound smart by throwing Latin terms for anatomy at us. You aren't right. Sure, urea might kill sperm, but it will NEVER flush the semen out of the other opening. And even if it did, it wouldn't prevent pregnancy.

Also: we don't need a lecture on how sperm survives for days just so you can explain how they "feed" on glucose.

Who was even talking about flushing? 👏
Flushing and killing off sperm are two completely different things.☕

P.S.—I'm not showing off with big words. I grew up using them, so they just feel normal.😘

copperraven53 said:I don't buy it. Logic just doesn't work that way. Urinating can't lower the chances of conception. A woman has a urethra for pee and a vagina. They are completely separate systems. How could peeing affect sperm inside the vagina (assuming the guy finished inside)?

The only thing I can think of is if you meant that when a woman stands up after sex to go pee, the physical strain might cause more sperm to leak out. But even then, it doesn't change the ability to get pregnant. Even if 2 million sperm leak out, you only need one single survivor left inside to make it happen.

1. Like I said before... I don't really care. 🤷 😘
2. Regarding the peeing part... I'm not sure if you've heard of the basic law of cohesion. It's about how particles stay "together" and establish connections. By that law, urine is present throughout all parts of the reproductive system --> urine in the area of the seminal fluid has a fatal effect on sperm --> how? urea 😉

Robin Chase7 said:A little math...
The average female cycle lasts 28-30 days.
With a 28-day cycle, fertile days run from day 10 to day 16, with 15 and 16 being the peak. We include those earlier days because sperm can survive for several days. (God help him)
Let's round it to a window of 10 to 20 days just to be safe (since your girlfriend might not have a perfect 28-day cycle).
Since you mentioned her period is due Thursday, which is day 28, and you guys had sex on Saturday, which was day 22, there is absolutely zero chance she's pregnant from that if you finished inside.
Even if her period is late, it's likely just stress, a cold, or whatever.

Regarding the bold text:
Seminal fluid contains glucose, which feeds the sperm after ejaculation. Because of changing conditions, sperm can live for 7-10 days in the male system, but only 2-5 days in the female system.

Sophia Wells72 said:Then tell us about this reliable source. Describe what actually happened that makes it so reliable. You don't have to give a name. 😁

I don't know your definition of "reliable." I follow basic biology. If my own mother or grandma told me they avoided pregnancy by that method (peak fertility, 100% fertile days, ejaculation, etc.), I wouldn't believe them. There's nothing unclear about it. Sperm doesn't just wander from someone's mouth into a woman's reproductive tract and somehow manage to fertilize her along the way. 🤦

This isn't a confessional. I'm competent enough to decide which sources I use. It's just a forum. You can take my word for it... or don't. I don't care. 🤷

...and regarding the bold text... did I state what you claimed?
No. That was a rhetorical question. But if you have the energy to keep insisting you're right, go ahead.
😘

Sophia Wells72 said:So you're one of those people who believes the myth about peeing after sex to prevent pregnancy, or even the bigger myth about showering? Or did I misunderstand you? If I did, my apologies.

First off, women have a specific channel for urination and a separate one for "filling up." Don't believe all this hearsay and nonsense. This is exactly how unplanned pregnancies happen—people don't understand basic biology.

And what's wrong with showering if the goal is just washing sperm off? It’s not like sperm is going to grow legs, walk inside, dive deep, and suddenly—boom—conception! You'd practically need to shove a gas pump inside and wash everything out until the army dies (just kidding 😛). Since there was no ejaculation inside her reproductive system—then she isn't pregnant. She’d be the first virgin since Mary to be pregnant. ☕

No, no, and no... I don't want to be misunderstood either, but I know from reliable sources that urinating and rinsing can have an effect that reduces the chance of fertilization.
I stated at the very beginning that 99% of the time his girlfriend isn't pregnant, and I still believe that, but there is always a risk!

*Small correction for the bolded part: the thread author noted that the seminal fluid was near the labia majora, and the labia majora are part of the female reproductive system... though that doesn't change anything regarding the main issue here 😁 this is just... being pedantic :P

steelseal said:The fact is, a woman shows pregnancy symptoms after only five days?!?! I might just shoot myself, I swear.

Go ahead kids, enjoy making babies since you can't prove anything and think you're the smartest people in the room..
Sure, she isn't pregnant because she just took a shower.. obviously!!! -.-

Goodnight. There's an old saying: a little goes a long way with the smart ones.

It’s not a fact that symptoms show up five days after conception, but it is one of two possibilities...

Another important thing is that the body remembers the end of the menstrual cycle. During pregnancy, the body can't shed the uterine lining because it hasn't actually died off—it's a completely new state for the body.
Regardless of whether the period is missed, those changes in the uterus and the retention of that lining create a new physiological state. This causes lower abdominal pain identical to PMS. That's why the symptoms feel exactly the same during the premenstrual phase! 😁

Have a good night.😍

steelseal said:mmm, definitely after 5 days. -.- 🙄🙄🙄
God, why are you scaring him..? What's your problem?

Scaring him??? No.. these are just facts you clearly don't know..
Besides, if I'm not scaring anyone, it's because I'm being real. This is my first post on this thread... and I'm telling him she isn't pregnant if everything he said is actually true. 🤷

...or she could just buy a pregnancy test 🤷
...at least that would give her something interesting to do 🍿

Peter Kern said:Are we really going out to protest after only six days?

Sometimes it happens before, sometimes after. 🙂
I don't know for sure. 😁

steelseal said:Look, there's really nothing to it. 🙂 For your sake and hers, please, just do some more research. Get educated on this stuff. I don't want to see situations like this happening ever again. 🙂
Trust me on this. Peeing or showering after sex isn't going to kill any sperm. None of those myths you find online are true. Just watch out for the misinformation next time and you'll be fine.

Good luck with everything.

Sometimes those myths actually turn out to be true. ☕

steelseal said:I'm not even going to bother commenting. Just gonna say you're clueless... :/

First off, what she wrote makes zero sense. Urine doesn't kill sperm. Seriously, where do you people get this "knowledge"? Did you just step out of the shower and decide this was true? What does that have to do with being sane?
But look, don't sweat it. The chances of her being pregnant are basically zero. Period.
Sleep easy.

Do you even have an education? ☕