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Why is starting college at 24 even an issue? 🤔
I know this guy who went back to school at 28. He finished his degree and now he’s actually doing his dream job. Before that, he wasted years on a degree he hated working a job he loathed.
Anything is possible if you actually want it. Everything else is just excuses.
And yeah, you can totally work while studying, especially if the major isn't soul-crushing. Like that education degree you mentioned. It's basically just a long course.
So look, buy the books, hit the books, get into that dream program, and go live your damn life.

If you don't do it, then you don't actually want it—you just want something to complain about. ☕
Dealing with bad cramps? in Women's Health ·
Is it bad if my period gets lighter or ends sooner when I take certain painkillers for cramps?
Should I be worried? Like, do I need to stop taking them?
Carol Diaz31 said:People will try to tell you you haven't changed or that you used to look better just to downplay how much you've actually improved 😉
I get it's about a friend... but even people I expected to have my back while I was trying to fix my flaws would drop comments like that. Honestly? It just felt like straight-up jealousy. ☕

Facts. 100% 🙄
jasmine- so you quit boxing right after you had surgery? 🙂
Jasmin, your nose looks amazing 👍
Definitely needed that surgery, and honestly, it's awesome that you're stoked with the doctor and his work 👍
ugh... everyone's obsessing over deviated septums and breathing issues, but let's be real. aesthetics are king. most people are just getting surgery because they want to look better 😉
Bad taste in my mouth – anyone else? in Health ·
It didn't totally fix him. He’s on meds, but it’s like an ongoing battle. Surgery might help, but honestly, that's a huge risk. Plus, he’s getting up there in age—older folks deal with gut issues all the time, though I doubt that's what's happening with you if you're still 😉. He spent his younger years drinking way too much and wrecking his liver... diet was trash, too. Basically, just a mess.
Don't freak out, but get to a doctor ASAP. Even if it turns out to be nothing, at least you'll stop worrying. 🙂
Bad taste in my mouth – anyone else? in Health ·
My old man dealt with the exact same thing. It’s an issue with the intestines—basically, these little pockets form up where food gets trapped and just... rots. That's where the stench comes from. That was his situation, though, so I can't say for sure if it's what you're dealing with. Could also be stomach or liver issues (and when the liver starts failing, that's a common symptom). Not trying to freak anyone out here, but seriously, get to a doctor ASAP because this isn't normal 🙂 peace and take care.
Swallowed gum? Now what? in Health ·
Why the hell are you swallowing them???? 😲
So, you can't get nose surgery if you've got permanent braces on? And obviously, there's no way to just pop them out... right?? 😢 😲
All that pain will pass, like it never even happened... 🙂
Anyway, what do you think of the new nose? Did they nail it?
Did you get the surgery through insurance or what?
Thanks for getting back to me 🙏
The only issue is that little bump. Everything else is great, I'm totally happy with how things turned out...
I was wondering, how willing is the doctor to fix that? Would it be weird if I brought it up, since I didn't go to him privately and pay full price...?
One more thing—is 15 days of recovery at home enough to hide the fact that you had nose surgery? Like, is that enough time for the bruising and swelling to go down so I can get back to work without anyone noticing?
Ugh... so I thought that was how it worked...
Basically, I have the chance to get it done through my insurance or whatever since I’ve got a deviated septum that makes breathing a total nightmare.
Got that deviation from falling on my head way back when I was a kid, and then this little bump popped up 😕 (nobody else in my family has a nose like this—everyone else has totally normal, cute noses, so it's definitely not genetic).
I'm wondering, if I actually agreed to go through with this surgery—which would be free, right?—does the government actually foot the bill, and how much effort do the doctors actually put into the nose and the procedure itself?
Also, is that bump made of bone or just cartilage? And once they fix that crooked septum, does the nose actually look different? Like, does it look better or does it stay exactly the same?
If someone’s got a deviated septum plus a bone spur, does fixing the deviation automatically take care of the spur too? Or is that thing just gonna stick around? 😕
Man, don't sweat him over it 🤦
Just take him as he is.
It's just genetics—he's gonna be hairy, deal with it. 😕
Blue line under the dot :O in Health ·
Michelle Jones61 said:😉 love your handle 😉
I don't think we need a doctor involved here. It’d be freaking ridiculous to call for help over something this minor, right? stay safe, Sarajka😉

what's funny about it? 🤷
I'd bail, just to be safe. You never know 😳 it takes like 10 minutes to deal with... plus, if you start Googling symptoms, things get ugly fast... hm 😳
The fix is easy: just switch up how you sleep. 🤷
Yeah, it’s a struggle at first, but you eventually get used to it. 😳
Blue line under the dot :O in Health ·
Still, you might wanna run it by a pro just to be safe 😉 Dr. 😉
Got a boyfriend, now he's gone ghost. in Psychology & Therapy ·
Those "friendships" aren't even real friendships 😉 better you know now 🙂
she was just using you to kill time so she wouldn't be lonely, and now that she's finally found what she was looking for, she's done with you...
but mark my words, the second things go south with her guy, she'll be crawling back to you. then it's up to you how you handle it...