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Lisa Gonzalez said:Just a quick heads-up—if those symptoms don't clear up, you really need to see a urologist. And trust me, they won't care about your pride once you're in that exam room. 😈

😉

😈 Hey, hey, hey!
Angela Kelly said:Actually, it’s not even that high... I haven't even hit the sack yet, so we'll see.

Just go get an ultrasound from your local GP.
Eye Prescription Help in Health ·
It’s just a habit at this point. Those glasses are honestly gross!
hollowraven said:No shit, 🤣 you totally missed the part of the thread discussing how Voltaren works systemically—you know, by blocking prostaglandin synthesis. Plus, if we're strictly talking about local effects here, wouldn't the rectum be hurting too? 😉

I'm not even talking about systemic action—I'm talking about where the drug actually gets absorbed.
With a laser.
hollowraven said:Look, I’d love a full breakdown—you can even DM me if you want, though I don't see why there's any reason not to just post it here. Honestly, I think everyone else could use the info too.

The thing is, pills irritate the stomach lining because that's where they actually get absorbed—but suppositories absorb through the rectum, so you won't deal with that stomach ache after using one.
Do you drink much?
No title provided in Psychology ·
Noah Sanchez7 said:Is it really though?

Yeah. It’s just not worth the hassle. I'm trying to cut my losses there—honestly, it's been a struggle to walk away.🙄
Or maybe just DayQuil😉
No title provided in Psychology ·
Idealism is just a fancy word for utopia🙏
What are you suffering from?
What should I get for a godparent gift at a Baptism? in Students & Teens ·
Wait, are you actually serious right now!!!😂
What should I get for a godparent gift at a Baptism? in Students & Teens ·
I’m seriously at my wit's end here!😠
What should I get for a godparent gift at a Baptism? in Students & Teens ·
Tyler Thomas12 said:linked to the existing thread

And look... this isn't some dramatic nonsense. The suggestion makes perfect sense, and just because someone makes a point doesn't mean you can't pick up something else while you're at it. 😉

"Dramatic nonsense," my foot! What, is she going to pivot to an off-topic rant about abortion next?! 🤣 She’s already cycled through every single possible topic just to find a way to link it back to that!🙄
Need help - injury in Health ·
So, how exactly did you end up wrecking yourself?
What should I get for a godparent gift at a Baptism? in Students & Teens ·
Elizabeth Patel67 said:Wait, hold on, I find myself feeling rather perplexed now. If we are discussing a sacrament that serves as the culmination of Christian initiation—the very moment when young people finally gain the autonomy to be chosen as godparents themselves, stepping up to serve as role models and pillars of faith for others—then really, what could possibly be a more fitting gift than the Bible ?!!! Furthermore, if they don't even possess a Bible by that stage of life, then it is surely the absolute most critical moment to provide one... perhaps with a heartfelt inscription from the godparent on the inside cover, something along the lines of "for your continued spiritual growth—this is merely the beginning," or some such sentiment... It isn't just something one would expect from a godparent; it should practically be a solemn obligation. And does anyone actually realize that if a godparent were to advise their godchild to do something that runs contrary to the teachings of the Church, that would constitute a grievous sin for the godparent? I am talking about advice like: "Major in ethics instead, religious studies are just nonsense." Or worse: "Get an abortion, you're far too young to be a parent." Or even: "Skip confession, let's just head to the bar instead."
And in what possible context could giving someone a Bible be considered a mockery?!!!

There you go again with the dramatic nonsense, SamoMaloSebe!😲 🤣
What should I get for a godparent gift at a Baptism? in Students & Teens ·
Elizabeth Patel67 said:Well, naturally, since I’m serving as her godmother, I suppose I’m now duty-bound at least once a week to pester her about how many chapters she’s managed to get through, and whether she’d actually enjoy it if I swung by so we could tackle the reading together... 😬

Are you kidding me? I’m sitting here being dead serious and you’re just messing with me. Then again, I've seen just about everything in my life! Once, my own godmother actually brought a bible to my Communion—I nearly lost it when I saw that, because I could tell she was low-key making fun of me.🤣
swiftscout8 said:Yeah, right—"functional." The real difference is that it leaves you completely disabled. 😲

Oh, man. Now you're totally exaggerating🙄. It’s just much easier to stay clean.😁
What should I get for a godparent gift at a Baptism? in Students & Teens ·
Elizabeth Patel67 said:The Bible! For heaven's sake, someone hand me the Bible!

Man, you really went off on that text!😬>
What should I get for a godparent gift at a Baptism? in Students & Teens ·
Arthur Nelson5 said:My daughter is also having her confirmation in two weeks... her godmother is the same person who did her baptism. We aren't throwing a massive wedding-style bash over it; it's more about a thoughtful little gesture. Honestly, even something like a nice pair of earbuds would be great—you can find decent ones for maybe $30. High-end skincare or makeup is always a safe bet, too. Or perhaps a simple gold charm? You don't have to spend a fortune to show you care.

Thanks, you really put my mind at ease. Honestly, so many people keep telling me how embarrassing it would be if I didn't buy a gold chain... but I just can't swing spending over a hundred bucks right now. It’s just not in the budget. Still, since she's my goddaughter, I felt terrible about the idea of turning it down.