Posts by Angela Robinson

Taylor Smith3 said:I need to ship two books from Washington, D.C. to Indianapolis. I just picked them up and they don't even weigh a pound. What's the cheapest way to send them? Thanks.

Just send them as a package, right? $6.00 I mean

Maybe you're just biting off more than you can chew all at once 🤷

Jesus, which old lady started this whole myth about not washing your hair while on your period? 🙄 Honestly, we might as well just stop bathing altogether during that week 🙏

Pure stupidity 🙄

It’s definitely the birth control. That was my experience with both Yaz and Loestrin—it’s honestly awful when your libido just completely vanishes. Once I realized Yaz was the culprit, I ditched it immediately for Loestrin, but the same thing happened all over again... so I spent a few months wondering if I should just quit everything to see if it was actually the pills. I stopped taking them, and within two weeks, 😁

I don't know how it could come back that fast 😕 But I wasn't kidding, it definitely came back 🙏

I can feel it... and honestly, it happened so much faster than I expected. I really thought it would take at least two or three months to kick in...

It’s back! 😍 🙂

Of course, I stopped taking the pills 🙄

John Taylor19 said:Honestly, you're a little late to the party... a retrospective like this can sometimes skew the core of the story, which means you might have just missed the mark... forget about it, though, because it probably won't sit right with you now anyway.

I agree... It would have looked stupid written down like that. He should've just followed her through the years. 😉

I haven’t eaten a real meal in a month—actually, probably longer. All I can stomach is water, juice, or a white coffee in the morning... I’ve been carrying a chocolate bar in my bag for two weeks that I used to absolutely love, but now it’s just a crushed mess at the bottom of my purse.

I honestly can't face any food. I can't even bring myself to touch my favorite dishes anymore...

Chloe Gomez6 said:Aaaaaaaa you see how it goes😁.
I think I’ll just leave the honor to my little guy. Whatever happens, happens🤣!

I gave him some too (the first 😁 ), but he honestly enjoyed playing with 🤣 a little too much. And then there was that one comment I might actually remember tomorrow😁

A surgeon at Mount Sinai 😉 Performs surgery on women with breast cancer, right?

I love her 😍 Even more because of everything she’s been through, what you did to her, how you admitted you totally screwed it all up, and yet here she is again...

Chloe Gomez6 said:I have zero clue. It feels weird to me too, but there’s nothing I can do about it. Since it's my first time, I'm actually considering skipping my usual OBGYN and seeing someone new just to make it less awkward—even if that sounds pretty stupid.
Either way, I know I have to go, so as soon as we get back from vacation, it’s straight to the doctor for everyone.

To me, it felt totally normal for them to touch everything. I mean, that’s what doctors are trained for; they do this all day long. 🤷 The only thing is, when they start poking around, it hurts so much I'm almost screaming at them halfway through. 😁

Chloe Gomez6 said:Look, I’ve honestly never had a breast ultrasound before. Since my maternal grandmother passed away from breast cancer, I guess I'm considered high risk.
I feel so awkward about it, so I wanted to ask—girls, which is more embarrassing: having your breasts checked or a pelvic exam? I get pelvic exams all the time, so that feels totally normal, but this whole breast thing is just mortifying. Do I have to strip down completely or what? What’s the actual process like? What does a "full physical" look like with these doctors?

Sorry, but I don't get it. How is showing your breasts for a quick check any more awkward than being spread out like a cow while they shove some gross metal tool inside you? 😁 😁 🤷

Sarah Rodriguez68 said:I get a breast ultrasound every single year since I'm in that same high-risk group you are. But I don't have my OBGYN do it; I specifically book an ultrasound appointment at the hospital.
You just take off your shirt and bra, lie down on the table with your hands behind your head, they put the gel on, and they scan. It’s really not a big deal or uncomfortable. I've always had a male technician perform mine and I honestly don't care. The guy has seen enough breasts in his career to not be phased by it.

Well, it probably feels more normal having a guy handle it than a woman anyway 😁 I guess it just depends on the person 😁

Raymond Clark74 said:Not a single pharmacist has even bothered to ask me for a prescription—and I’ve been popping them for a good six or seven years now. Usually, that’s how it goes at the private clinics.

I honestly don't get how that even happens. 😕