It could be some kind of fungus, too. Get outta here!
And seriously, watch what you're using to wash. Avoid those cheap shower gels at all costs. Just stick to water or go grab a specific intimate wash from Target.
Exactly! Basically, artificial sweeteners trick your body into pumping out insulin even when there's no actual sugar to process, so your system just ends up burning through everything to store fat instead.
I’ve always been this way, I guess. Obviously, it's not good for you—caffeine eats away at your stomach lining. They say you can even end up with an ulcer. I actually dealt with some pretty bad gastritis for a while, so I went totally cold turkey on smoking and coffee for a solid 7 or 8 years. But now? I'm right back to my old habits: espresso, lattes, drip... just waiting for my stomach to stage another protest. ☕(On my third nap since this morning)😉
🙂 The Swedes are about as one-dimensional as a flat line. Not only are they missing from the roster, but there hasn't been a single word about the tournament in the media—well, maybe if you read some tiny column in the back of a paper, but I don't exactly use a magnifying glass to read the news.
Honestly, I didn't even realize it had started; I had January 26th burned into my brain as the start date.😵 I hopped on here to check the schedule, and lo and behold, everything kicked off at 4:00 PM.
Hey everyone, does anyone actually know where I can catch a game for our national team? I tried asking a couple of people, but they had absolutely no clue who we were even playing 🤔 Total embarrassment.
🤣 Yeah, sure, you're the only one who doesn't have 🙂
Heh
No joke, that little warning triangle is just the icon for "Report inappropriate post"
And you can't report your own stuff, you can only flag others since you won't see the option under your own handle, just like I don't see it under mine... and so on
I don't actually deal with psoriasis, but I have mastocytosis along with a bunch of other skin issues, so I end up on basically the same treatment plan as the psoriasis crowd—meds, pills, creams, UVB, PUVA, Bucky... you name it. I’ve heard people talk about those little fish treatments, but I honestly don't know the specifics. Where did you go to get that done? How often did you have to go, how long did it take, and what was the actual experience like? Do you have to keep going back for maintenance? Anyway, I'm living in Sweden right now, and I highly doubt they even offer these kinds of "alternative" methods over here.
plaza said:If it’s actually true that women need to have their first kid before thirty—especially for their own health—then I am officially spiraling. I turn thirty in a month (yikes, that sounds brutal), and apparently, that "rule" doesn't apply to me anymore. If this is real, I just hope I haven't missed my window...
In Sweden, they don't even consider the high-risk threshold until 35; they basically only trigger those extra amniotic fluid checks for first-time moms who are 35 or older.
plaza said:If it’s actually true that women need to have their first kid before thirty—mostly for their own health—then I am officially panicking. I turn thirty in a month (yikes, that sounds brutal), and apparently, I’ve already missed the boat according to this rule. If this is real, I just hope it won't be too late for me later on...
In Sweden, they actually set that high-risk threshold at 35; basically, first-time moms over 35 are the ones who get sent in for those extra amniotic fluid screenings.
The movie is incredible—it feels raw, grounded, and honestly, way too REAL, even if it plays out like some sci-fi flick.
Little Luna is so intense she’s actually more high-strung than Karanovicka at times. Everyone just stays in their own lane, living that gritty, chaotic urban vibe where everyone is a little bit broken.
It’s packed with these tiny, stinging details loaded with emotion and deep, HIDDEN!!! layers. There are scenes and touches that’ll make you want to reach for an antacid or just throw up... when his daughter "attacks" him, that gold chain on a guy's neck, the drunkards causing a scene in the bar... it all serves as such a haunting reminder.
That "romance" that isn't really a romance? It's classic. Nobody has the guts to actually open up or surrender. Not even when it’s too late: that moment she asks who's going to identify his father's bones if he leaves, when she's actually screaming for him to stay and not abandon her (which is how they met in the first place—scanning corpses, bizarrely enough)...
Then comes the crescendo: her truth finally breaking through, a total flood of tears, a confession to herself, to her kid, and finally to everyone else. It gives me goosebumps.🙂
Mandragoran said:When you see the doctor before donating, you have to sign a statement confirming you haven't had sex with someone of the same gender... If you aren't willing to sign that, I'm pretty sure they won't let you donate blood.
I donate all the time; I just shrug my shoulders at that question and sign the paper every single time. 😁
That's incredibly irresponsible. 👎
Instead of judging people based on random internet forums, why don't you actually ask the authorities WHY those rules exist in the first place?
Like someone once told me, the incubation period for HIV is at least a few weeks.