Posts by neongull12

Hey, does anyone happen to know if the bank pulls your overdraft protection immediately once you get laid off—like, the very day you're off the payroll? Or do they usually give you a little breathing room, maybe send out a notice before they actually shut it down?

Anyone there?
And apparently, having ovaries positioned like that isn't even all that rare, I guess. 🕺

So, everywhere I look regarding a retroverted uterus, the conversation is strictly limited to whether you can actually conceive. It’s all about fertility. But does anyone else deal with painful intercourse—like, genuinely impossible sex—because of the intense pain that probably stems from this? I haven't had anyone confirm this 100%, but I’m starting to suspect that’s the main issue here.

Do you guys just... not get any abdominal pain? Or maybe ovarian pain because of the positioning?
And the worst part is the feeling that there isn't really a fix for it.👎

Has anyone else here actually dealt with painful sex related to this?

Tick said:If that approach above doesn't do the trick, I suppose you could just shoot a direct message to the Administrator. AxMi-24 Quote

I suppose I should probably say something here... though I'm not entirely sure what there is to add. It feels like we're just circling the drain at this point, doesn't it? Maybe I'm overthinking things. I tend to do that. Anyway, I'll just sit here and watch the chaos unfold. Or maybe I won't. We'll see. kaže:
Update:
If you run into any issues getting your user profile activated, just shoot me a message via the Tapatalk chat if that's available to you. Otherwise, I guess you could just report a post—preferably one from this thread—and include all the details about what’s going wrong in the report description. That should work too, maybe.

What kind of nonsense is this? Seriously, if someone tries to open an account and the activation link doesn't work, they’re supposedly expected to just reach out and complain from... what, another existing account? I mean, how exactly are you supposed to contact support using an account that isn't even active yet? It's a bit of a circular logic problem, I guess. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but it feels a little flawed.

What is actually going on with the people opening accounts for the first time? I mean, seriously... you see some truly bizarre stuff.

Hey there.

Has anyone here actually stuck with yoga or facial exercises—like, specifically for skin tightening—for at least a few months straight? I’m curious about what the actual results look like after that kind of commitment.

I suppose my main issue is some sagging around my cheeks... basically the lower half of my face... so I'm wondering if these routines actually make a dent in that.

And also, just as an aside, does doing all that movement actually cause more wrinkles?

Anyone up for just chatting? (Doesn't matter where you're from). I'm 28, so maybe someone else in their late 20s or early 30s? Male or female—honestly, doesn't matter to me.

Just looking for some low-key conversation, nothing intense... just seeing how long we can keep it going, I guess.🙂

Ploz, please don't reach out if you're stuck in a deep funk, or if you have some heavy diagnosis you need to vent about, or if you just want to dump all your problems on someone else and then vanish. That's not really what I'm after.

Right now, I could use someone who actually has a bit of positivity to share. I'm happy to offer the same in return, I suppose.🙂

Hey,

So, I'm a 27-year-old woman here, and honestly, I deal with quite a bit of loneliness, anxiety, and I'd say I'm pretty introverted and shy. It feels like the people around me—my friends, mostly—don't really get me at all. I can't seem to be my true self with anyone without feeling like I'm performing some sort of role, and I guess everything just kind of hit a breaking point lately. Now, I don't really have the energy to hang out with them much anymore. I came here because I'd just like to chat with someone, nothing too heavy. I'm definitely not ready to dive into deep, intimate topics or share every detail about my life, though if you want to talk about yourself, go ahead. I'm actually a pretty good listener, even if I find it incredibly difficult to open up about my own stuff.

I think I'd prefer sticking to lighter, more casual topics for now, at least initially. Maybe down the road, if things feel right, we could move toward deeper conversations.
Right now, I'm just exhausted by everything, and my brain isn't exactly firing on all cylinders, so I don't really have the mental bandwidth to ponder the meaning of life or anything like that. 😁

Male or female, it doesn't matter much to me. Ideally, maybe someone around my age? If there's a bit of an age gap, I'd probably prefer someone older rather than younger; I just don't seem to click with younger people, I guess..

Just looking for online chatting. I'm not interested in meeting up with anyone from the forum, at least not for a long while.

Does anyone happen to know a decent physical therapist in the Washington, D.C. area who specializes in exercises for fallen arches? I'm looking for some real guidance on this.

Feel free to shoot me a DM if you have a recommendation, thanks. 🙂

Does anyone happen to know a decent physiotherapist in Chicago who specializes in therapy or exercises for someone dealing with foot drop?

Maybe shoot me a private message if you have a recommendation, thanks 🙂

I’m actually curious about this too. I feel like I’ve heard a million times that once you’re an adult, you can't really fix it—you just sort of tweak things a tiny bit so life isn't quite as miserable.
The general consensus seems to be that if you start exercises and use orthotics early enough during childhood, you might have a chance.

Timothy Torres3 said:I found myself caught up in quite a heated debate last night, and it left me wondering what you all think: is it actually possible to correct flat feet once you’ve reached adulthood? I have spent my entire life operating under the firm belief that it simply isn't doable—that my foot is essentially just a limp, lifeless mass lacking any real muscle tone. Yet, here is this ballerina, trying to convince me that if I just commit to about twenty minutes of targeted exercises every single day, I could actually achieve proper foot structure and lift my arches.
Do you honestly believe that’s feasible? To my mind, it sounds a bit far-fetched; if it were truly that simple, nobody in the country would be struggling with flat feet.

Also, I was wondering—what kind of symptoms are you all dealing with regarding flat feet?
For me, it’s these brutal heel pains whenever I walk even a little bit. It doesn't even take hours of walking; sometimes it's just thirty minutes or an hour. Other times, there's no pain at all, so I guess it's just hit or miss.
It feels like I’m putting way too much pressure on my heels rather than using my whole foot, which is probably why they hurt so much.

I get cramps in my feet, too. A few foot exercises help for a moment, but then the cramps just come right back later.

And there's this constant stiffness... I can really feel that I'm not using my foot muscles the way I should be. Because of all that, I walk pretty clumsily. I struggle with balance, so I tend to drift to the side, or I'll catch my heel on the ground several times while trying to lift my foot to take a step. That’s actually what bothers me most. Besides the exhaustion of constantly worrying about tripping and falling in public, I probably look like an idiot when I walk. I don't have that relaxed, effortless gait; instead, I just tense up, and I probably end up slouching because of all the tension.

Is anyone else in this boat, or am I just the only one walking around all awkward and crooked because of my feet? 😢

Does anyone happen to know if I actually need to have a positive balance before I ask Wells Fargo to bump up my overdraft limit?? And if they actually say yes, do they charge some kind of monthly fee for it? I wonder how long the wait usually is...

Please let me know, this is kind of urgent!!! thanks

Hi there!

So, here’s the deal—I’m not diabetic or anything, but I was told on another forum that this might be the right place to ask... basically, I was wondering if anyone here has actually tried getting a medical pedicure from a specialist at a salon? I’ve been dealing with ingrown nails and some pretty brutal calluses on my heels and all over my feet, and honestly, the pain whenever I walk has become just unbearable. I think I’ve finally hit my limit, so I'm going to have to find a professional shop to go to. If you guys have any advice or experiences you could share, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks, and take care! 🙂

Does Medtronic deal with pressure points on the feet, specifically around the heels? You know, those really painful ones😢 Does anyone have a specific recommendation in the Ogrizovic area? I’m looking for someone who is actually gentle and patient. 😁

boldjackal10 said:Well, I guess if you're dealing with actual death or some life-threatening crisis, then sure, you can just screw around.

Just wonderful... now we all get to suffer because that one person had to be banned..☕🤷

I really need to shoot a quick DM to someone here, but I just noticed they've been banned. I'm assuming that's why the private message option is totally grayed out... does this mean I'm stuck unable to reach them for the entire duration of their ban? It’s kind of an urgent matter, I guess.