If you’re looking for a natural remedy, some people swear by taking a dried fig on an empty stomach after letting it soak in olive oil for a full 40 days.
Nicholas Wells4 said:And I’m putting off sex and making up excuses because it’s honestly just awkward to tell him that my... hemorrhoids are acting up. I’m still using suppositories and ointment, and they've almost receded, but I’m thinking about taking Daflon just to really knock them out for good. I just don't know if it's prescription-only, and for some reason, I'm feeling pretty uneasy about seeing a proctologist. Do you think it would be okay to just take Daflon on my own?
A local clinic can write you a prescription for it without an exam (just a private script).
Paul White9 said:For me, Domacin is number one. All this other stuff is just pointless noise—Napolitanke and whatever else. If you're asking my opinion, it's exclusively about the original Domacin. None of these modern gimmicks for me.
Tyler Price53 said:I’d ask if someone just had a standard haircut or let their hair grow out long like a typical woman... would that count as an extreme? In my case, it definitely
Ronald Sanchez14 said:If he’s started rocking Mart boots, we might actually have a problem. .. 😁 Usually, you see older guys going for the shaved look. Younger guys should probably stick to a hairstyle that isn't quite so loud. Btw, there's a chance the barber just botched it and he decided to shave it all off to save face. ...
Yeah, I'm with you there. Otherwise, it would be a total disaster.
Haha, I don't think the haircut was that bad.
Mart boots? I really don't think that's his style, haha.
And once again, I’m not even stressing about my hair
Personally, I’m thinking about dyeing it blue—like, a true blue, not blonde—just because I wear so much blue during the summer and want everything to be all matchy-matchy
Though, I have definitely gone through those phases where I’d chop my hair off super short whenever I was dealing with a breakup or some other drama
I had a quick chat with his mom and let her know I was feeling a little uneasy
She didn't seem to notice anything out of the ordinary, though she did mention she wasn't exactly "feeling" his new haircut
His dad is working overseas right now, so I asked if she thought he might be missing him. She said they talk on the phone every single day and, from her perspective, everything is perfectly fine
That’s not my son—he’s been shaving his head for years now, so I’m totally used to it😁
Let me be clear: I don't have any issue at all with a bald head, whether it's natural or intentional😁
I tried asking him about it, but he just brushes it off with a joke. But if something is actually weighing on him and he feels like he can't talk to anyone, why would he just give me a straight answer?
The context here is that lately, he hasn't been showing interest in things he used to be amazing at. He seems different, and other people have noticed it too. Now, on top of that, there's this whole "chin" thing, haha
Isn't this classic psychology? Does anyone here happen to be a pro psychologist?
It’s what Olivia Chavez3 is saying that really has me worried😲
I think some of you missed my point—I really don't care about someone's "hairstyle"
Personally, I couldn't care less what someone looks like on the outside, and I’m certainly not here to judge anyone; what matters to me is what they have going on "under the hood"😁
Eric Gray2 said:Where did you see that? Do you have a link or a reference for it?
Personally, I think people should be allowed to do whatever they want with their own bodies—as long as they aren't hurting anyone else. And honestly, a shaved head on a guy is just a perfectly normal hairstyle.
Think about it—when a woman goes through a breakup, she often chops her hair off.
Take Britney Spears, for example; her public decision to shave her head was such a huge moment.😲
It’s not that I have anything against the look itself, it just feels a little out of left field to me.
Maria James88 said:Gosh, reading about what happened to your friend just sent me straight into a panic attack! My mind already tends to race, but seeing the words "stroke" just totally freaked me out... 😢
Honestly, I feel like our screens are slowly killing us all.
I don't necessarily link "flashing lights" directly to staring at a monitor, though. For me, it actually started back in college when I’d spend hours hunched over my desk just drawing.
As for the nausea and neck issues? That’s definitely down to how bad my posture gets after sitting like that all day.
A close friend of mine has been dealing with these intense migraines and visual auras lately. She's undergoing some pretty serious neurological testing right now😲 because there’s even a worry about a potential stroke. Her other test results haven't been great either.
Wait, so is it just the two of us dealing with this?😁?
For me, once those "attacks" settle down after about 30 minutes, I feel totally fine again.
That’s why I don't let myself get too scared, even though it’s definitely unsettling.
U Lately, I've been dealing with some different issues; I'll wake up feeling dizzy and nauseous, and it hangs around for a few hours until I can nap, grab a bite to eat, and take a pill.
Right now, I'm actually heading in to get some tests done because this daily dizziness is getting out of hand.
You should probably go see an eye doctor, check your neck, and talk to a neurologist.
I can’t exactly offer a solution, but I wanted to check in and let you know you aren't alone in this.
It sounds a lot like what I deal with; even just using a fax machine can trigger it for me. The one thing is, I never actually get the migraine part.
At one point, I was convinced it was linked to anemia or maybe just stress, but honestly, I'm still totally in the dark about the cause.
When I was pregnant, it felt like it happened almost every single day.
Once I hit menopause, though, it completely vanished.
Lately, I go long stretches without anything happening, but then I'll get those "flashes" once or twice a day. They usually last about half an hour, and I find that closing my eyes and just blocking everything out really helps.
I usually don't do half-measures, but I just had to get this off my chest
Personally, I thought the movie was a total disaster
The acting was rough for me—even Meryl wasn't hitting the mark, though Saoirse was alright I wasn't super familiar with the source material since it's been a while since I read the previous adaptations, so I was actually pretty hyped for this
But man, what a letdown. It felt incredibly naive to me, and the performances were hit-or-miss at best (and Laura Dern isssss)
And people are praising the costumes? I don't get it??????
I definitely wouldn't recommend this to anyone
P.S. I'm actually a huge fan of romances and "girl power" movies, but this was a massive disappointment
Megan Miller43 said:I just walked out of the theater halfway through. Honestly? Total snooze fest. It felt super shallow and boring, like they just rushed through all the big emotional beats without actually making me care. I managed to hang in there for an hour, but then I checked my phone and saw the runtime was 135 minutes. Nope. I'm done. Heading home to watch Vertigo with Elizabeth Taylor to save my night.