Richard Perez3 said:White discharge is totally normal for women—it’s just how the vagina cleans itself.
The real issue here is him complaining about the smell. Honestly, it probably smells because he's dealing with a Gardnerella infection, which is literally the most common thing ever.
He should just grab some Vagisal, do three days of treatment, and call it a day.
Well, thank goodness it isn't Treponema pallidum!😬
Diana Muller said:If you're dealing with breakouts, erythromycin lotion is a total lifesaver. You can find it at any local CVS or Walgreens, and it won't break the bank. It seriously saved my skin!!🙂
Beta female said:I honestly think we’re just born bad—I mean, look at kids. They’re incredibly selfish and self-centered by nature. It’s really just parenting—that whole system of rewards and punishments—that teaches them how to act and how to function in a society where other people have needs that might actually clash with their own. Though, unfortunately, for some kids, even all that training doesn't work...
Yeah, I'm with you there. A lot of them turn out to be little ungrateful, cruel jerks who do nothing but tear down their peers and everyone else around them.
What Sarah Edwards38 was talking about—those are products from Rouge. Honestly, they're totally fine with me. I use them every once in a while and they definitely do the trick.
I wash my hair twice a week—no more, because I don't want it stripping away all my natural oils. When things start looking a little greasy, I’ll just wash and blow dry it, then hit it with a nice scented spray so that sebum smell doesn't take over. If I were washing it every single day, I'd probably lose half my hair from the constant heat styling.
It’ll be fine—you actually went to see the doctor when you were supposed to, unlike me. I usually wait until I'm completely fed up before even thinking about making an appointment, e.
Please, don't even start with me—my own mother tried to send me off to a strict boarding school when I was fourteen, so naturally, I just went out and lived a wild rock-and-roll lifestyle instead...
Look, nobody—and I mean absolutely nobody—is born evil. If everyone around you treats you like some kind of monster from day one, eventually, you’re going to start acting like one just to survive.
dustyowl29 said:I honestly thought I could just power through—maybe bulk up a bit of muscle and call it a day. We've all had those moments where we take a hard fall, right? I’m not exactly the type to run to a doctor for every little ache—I usually wait until the pain is actually unbearable... maybe that's a bad habit, but that's just how I am. My boss is an idiot, plain and simple—regardless of his health issues—so knowing how he'd react, I tried my hardest to keep working, but I just couldn't do it anymore. That's just capitalism for you.
Man, I totally get you. Back in fifth grade, I stretched a ligament in my wrist and was dealing with the pain for a whole year after that. The worst part? I couldn't even think about playing music for a month and a half. Ugh, I hated those moments so much!😠
Give Naphazoline nasal drops a shot—just don't overdo it or you'll be using them for more than a week. Honestly, they worked way better for me than Sudafed.