Posts by cosmicwolf27

Never even knew this was a thing. I mean, two placentas? Fine, whatever, I can wrap my head around that... but two ovaries?!😲 Oh, man. Jesus.😢

I know this one guy who's basically overdoing it in the bedroom (no clue how much he's jerking off, honestly 🤣) and he's already going bald at barely 30!🙏

feralowl said:I'll just drop my question here instead of starting a whole new thread...
I've had regular periods for years, zero issues until now. It’s only day two, but I woke up this morning feeling like something was seriously off. As soon as I stood up, the bleeding just went crazy. Like, heavy-duty flooding for about half an hour—the kind where you'd burn through five pads in no time. It seems to have calmed down a bit now, and I'm praying it stays that way because I've got stuff I absolutely have to do today, but I don't know how dangerous this is. If it settles down, should I still go see a gynecologist or what?

The bleeding was so bad I spent an entire week stuck in bed. No clue what caused it.🤷 Don't even think about leaving the house if you can help it. Seriously, take my advice. Just imagine if it starts pouring out of you right in the middle of the sidewalk. If I hadn't just laid down, I would've ended up in the ER.

Don't go messing around with stuff like that.🙂

silentnomad23 said:I believe murders generally fall into two categories: those committed in a moment of passion or those planned in advance. Personally, I find it hard to believe that pure hatred is the primary driver behind a killing. If you truly despise someone, why bother taking their life when you could simply silence them through other means? Hatred usually manifests as a sadistic impulse, which suggests that someone fueled by deep resentment might instead opt for a slow, methodical destruction over the course of twenty or thirty years.
Both crimes of passion and premeditated murders seem to occur during a state of diminished consciousness. In the first instance, the mind is essentially clouded; in the second, the perpetrator has completely dehumanized their victim, viewing them as an object rather than a human being. This explains why those who kill in the heat of the moment—including combat situations or instances of self-defense—often suffer from PTSD once they regain full clarity. Conversely, those who commit premeditated acts often fall under the umbrella of psychopathic disorders and frequently feel absolutely no remorse whatsoever.
My view is that a person operating with full consciousness and recognizing the humanity of another cannot bring themselves to kill. Even if it were someone like Hitler, they should face legal justice, even if that means the electric chair. It’s a fascinating psychological threshold; much like a blind spot in one's vision, there is a certain "scent" to a murder that occurs when that fundamental connection to another person is severed.

Yeah, fair enough. For me, "killing" implies torture.🤣 Honestly, I'd be doing them a favor if they just died naturally. ☕

Michael Reed45 said:If it’s a private prescription, doesn't it stay valid for a while? Maybe a year?

And nobody seems to know anything about Q-pin. Everything I found on Google says it's for schizophrenia and treating manic mood disorders when someone feels overly hyper, needs less sleep, talks too much, has racing thoughts, or becomes excessively irritable.

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It’s gotta work. I used mine for a full year, even though the label said it was only supposed to be for six months.🙏 🤣
So, I just had a thought. Back when my doctor used to write out my prescriptions, the pharmacy always made sure to log exactly when I was picking up my meds. Obviously, they do that to keep tabs on how much stuff people are buying. But what if I went to see another psychiatrist or two, and they gave me a private prescription too? Could I actually pull that off—taking pills from multiple different prescriptions at various pharmacies around town?

Lawrence White16 said:jbt.. what even is this.. haha.. I honestly think we’ve lost our minds 🙂 .. I was actually thinking about booking an appointment with a therapist just to sit down and talk—you know, to see what they’d make of all this... and if they can even pinpoint why I feel this way. Though, deep down, maybe we just need to wrap our own heads around it first? But then again, if more people realized how much this affects them, maybe they wouldn't feel so alone. Who knows? Maybe they're just like us—hiding it all behind a mask
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I don't know a single soul who doesn't deal with this.🤷

And I'm not exactly going around counting every living thing just to make sure everything adds up to an even number!🙏 🤣🤣

crimsontinker7 said:Yeah, I get sucked into those tics pretty easily too, haha.
It’s usually because I get that nagging feeling that something isn't quite right... But they eventually die down after a while.

Man, I had some brutal tics back in high school. Now, thank God, it's just standard OCD.🤣🤣

Look, you're only 16. I try to act somewhat halfway decent compared to you, but I'm already 24.🤣🤣🤣

For me, it’s always triggered by low blood pressure or hypoglycemia. Sometimes even when things are totally normal—like, I'm just chilling at home—I get this sudden, desperate urge where I HAVE to eat something sweet right this second. If I don't? Nausea, shaky knees, that weird knot in my stomach, just pure exhaustion... but honestly, the whole hypoglycemia thing makes zero sense to me. It's not like I'm skinny or on some crazy diet; if anything, I eat way too much...🤷 I just don't get it.

Laura King24 said:Stress?

That’s exactly what does it to me.
I hit the sack around midnight, then just lay there staring at the ceiling until 5 AM.😢

And if I try taking one of those sleep aids? Man, forget it. I'm out cold until 3 in the afternoon.🤷

silverfalcon7 said:Oh yeah, because I have such a visceral aversion to milk, I can't even bring myself to touch yogurt, pudding, or any kind of creamy porridge, semolina... or anything like that...

In my opinion, it feels more like it's rooted in my head than in my actual body...

I can handle fruit flavors and stuff like that. But those "plain" yogurts? No thanks, absolutely not.😲

Honestly, I think fadedmarlin402 might actually be onto something here.😁

Man, I deal with this period crap 🙄 every single month. It’s the same old story.
I almost wish I just had cramps.🙏
Instead, I get hit with diarrhea and stomach spasms. Honestly, I have no clue how to handle it.🤷 If it were just pain, I could just pop some Advil and call it a day... but this? This monthly nightmare is something else.😢

cosmicwolf27 said:I mean, I was on Nomabel for years—like, seriously huge amounts of it—and I never dealt with any of that crap.🤷 Not like I was actually doing much to help, anyway.😂😂

As for what actually fixes my nerves, the anxiety, or the stomach issues that follow... yeah, I can't really give any advice on that part. I bet he’d just sleep through the whole damn day.🤣🤣🤣

Just gonna quote myself here.😁

I honestly have no clue what might actually help him—at least nothing natural, anyway.🤷

Anyone know a good private gynecologist in San Francisco?😁

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Anyone who’s actually messed around with Persen knows it’s absolute garbage for your... well, you know. 🙂

Personally, I used to take Nomabel for years—and yeah, probably way more than I should have—but I never dealt with any of that crap.🤷 Though, if I’m being honest, it didn't really do much for me either.😂😂

As for what actually fixes the anxiety, the nerves, and the constant stomach issues left in its wake... man, I can't even give the author advice on that. Pretty sure they'd just sleep through the whole day trying to escape it.🤣🤣🤣>

I’m with you—there's really no reason to rush in there the second you get your period, unless things actually go sideways.
I mean, what's a 12-year-old girl even doing at a clinic like that?! Total waste of time.☕

Like this acquaintance of mine who started at 10...

I get the exact same way right before finals.🙄
I just grab some Indian tea. Honestly, it’s been a lifesaver for those issues.