>>11985
This is exactly what I’m into

any love for turtlenecks?

>>12944
Only white, black or gray ones.

>>11679
I like seeing serious looking men, casually wearing knitted sweaters. I am talking thick, warm sweaters for the fall/winter. Its just such a comfy and cuddly look, and it fills me with small butterflies (moths maybe?? lol) whenever I see a man being all comfied up. It makes me want to hug him almost and possibly wear matching sweaters together as we hold hands in each others sleeves, making a tube for our held hands to live in <3

>>12986
have you checked in with a doctor if its your gallbladder? My mom suffered from it for years and it turns out she had gallbladder stones and they had to remove it.

>>12804
What is this from? I can’t find it

>>11871
what if he does like a "perfect 10" or 11 type thing?

>>12827
Boardwalk empire
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6S158_5vLc

>>12837
Thank yew >.<

>>11888
>On the downside, I have hip dips
How is this a bad thing??
It's like having dimples on your cheek, a lot of people think they're cute and would kill for them.

>>12946
First number google gives me is that 78% of people regret their tattoos. Take that however you will.

>>12946
Tattoos are kinda cringe, consider what you think looks cool now when you're 20-39 will look pretty weird when you are 50 and older. Piercings not so much, especially on ears where you can p much stop wearing them and your body will heal, but as I'm sure you are well aware of, tattoos are permanent, and some of them sort of fade and look like blurry messes after a few years.

I would never get one, personally. But if it means something serious to you or you want to honor someone with it, do as you see fit?

>>12951
I mostly just want piercings. I had my ears pierced when i was 12 but took the earrings off 3 years later, because they looked cringe considering my HUGE earlobes.

>>12946
I've never really heard of anyone regretting piercings. You can let them seal up if you don't want them anymore, afterall. From what I've heard about tattoos, a lot of people regret them, but not enough to want them removed.

>>12969
>From what I've heard about tattoos, a lot of people regret them, but not enough to want them removed.
Having tattoos removed is very expensive, at least in some countries.

>>10999
>moids who like muslces are worse than pedo coomers, ana-loving coomers, fatroll-loving coomers

I know there are definitely some shitty, coomer men into muscle (just like there are shitty coomer men who are into anything else) and ofcourse you should never do anything for the sole purpose of attracting men, but this is a shit take anon.

>>10999
Yeah, doing things just to attract men is lame, but I really don’t think the anon who said that is a moid. Some women care about having a man who is attracted to them. It doesn’t mean they live to be a walking fetish. Having a bf who wants to control how you look is always bad though. It shouldn’t be a competition, fetishes are harmful either way.

>>11001
If you do anything to be attractive to the opposite sex you are a moid or a pickme. I don't make the rules.

>>12923
Well that's a stupid rule

I never shaved in my life and feeling good. I do trim my pubes tho because it makes periods and masturbation easier

>>12911
Never even shaved your legs? You're missing out, they feel so smooth and sleek and pleasant to the touch. Try it once to see if you like it.

>>12912
Cool advice anon, my legs are covered in scars though so my skin will never be smooth.

>>12917
No need to elaborate if it's too personal but are they self harm scars? Unless you mangled your flesh enough that they look like a car ran through them over and over, they'll still feel a bit nicer than unshaven legs. In my opinion, at least. You just need to take a bit more care while shaving them.

I dunno, I always thought shaved legs felt better but they're your legs, do what you want with them. I just thought you might like to try it once to see if you like it.

>>12921
Yes they're self harm scars, but other than that, I don't really care about them feeling smooth since I don't even touch them, besides when I'm taking a shower

>>9768
What’s fug about them?

>>9711
I love dumbass food earrings so much. Next paycheck I'm getting these.

>>9746
Rose cut is the best cut. Those are gorgeous.

Wearing these for my Art Deco wedding, found on Etsy. Mismatched all the way!

>>12918
How much did they cost you?

OP update.

It seems that after the incident where I accidentally pulled my bandage out an inch or two, I've basically just stopped bleeding. I had a bandage change today with 0 blood and total yellow water (not quite pus) absorbed into the gauze. I will likely be discharged from the A&E wound clinic so if that happens I'll be getting changed at home exclusively until October.

They've started to pack me with a much larger gauze so tomorrow I have to ask about making the incision hole wider to help with the pain of having gauze stuffed into it. As far as I know, I'm going to continue my packings until October and I'm still a breeding ground for infections.

I'm suspicious of this because my bandages were literally exploding off my body every day until yesterday. Something is wrong here, I can feel it in my gut. Theres no way I could have gone from 2-3 weeks of too much blood to nothing in the space of 48 hours. Something isn't right.

>>12296
You're in our thoughts, OP. Keep cosy.
Hope you manage to get lots of "healing" anti-inflammatory foods and liquids into you if at all possible. And electrolytes, sodium, potassium, etc, especially if you have been bleeding/dehydrated. (for instance, on your road to recovery, calcium helps with blot clotting)

Small advice, but I needed the encouragement to eat better when I was sick so I'm passing it on

think you mentioned you're in Ireland, sending you lots of love from warm co. waterford!

>>12297
Sending love right back to you from Dublin city!

Eating has been weird for me since this started. My antibiotics used to irritate the lining of my stomach and make meals awkward, and I'm trying to juggle my current requirements with a diet I started prior to all this medical mess

I have something that comes before the cyst, called a pilonidal sinus. I basically have a hole that… doesn't really do much. It's been there for years, and there isn't any pain. At worst my ass crack sweat smells weird.
Doctor was surprised I had it- I'm the first women he's ever met with this, he's only seen large truckers with this. Yay for pcos and constantly sitting at my pc.
I was basically told there wasn't much I could do until it got infected- it's apparently something that doesn't tunnel further than a cm or 2. But it's kind of scary, knowing that it's a bit of a ticking time bomb that will one day get infected and then I'll have to put up with stuffing dressing in a open wound in my ass crack for several months.

>>12756
OP here. I just got freed from a one month ban and came to check the thread.

Keep. That. Bitch. Clean.

Best advice I have recieved from nurses so far is to rub with a rough cloth to keep the area exfoliated.

I'm still healing, the infection won't leave, and I regret not taking better care to prevent this sort of thing. I'll be stuck for a whole year it seems

This is the strongest and most winning (verified) all-natural female bodybuilder of all time, period: Nancy Andrews. Take a good look at her. You will get no bigger and no stronger than her without gear. But it will mess you up pretty bad, in the sense that it will change your body in ways that you can never recover from. But if strength is all you care about, then go for it. I doubt it will hurt you. But you won't recognize what you see in the mirror anymore.

>>12717
>>12533

I want to inject L-carnatine and I'm trying to find a good dosage guide. Do you recommend a certain site for that kind of thing?

>>12714
>>12715
10mg is a ridiculously large dose for women; it might even be a little high for some men on a first cycle, and explains your insanely rapid progress.
Women tend to require less var than men, and can probably get away with 1-2mg. If you find that it isn't enough, then you can increase to 5mg after a while.

>>12717
>>12861
Hypothetically speaking, what would happen if I cycled 20mg?

>>12892
You'd make really good gains, really quickly, and make a lot of moids seethe probably. Var is nice in that it has relatively few side effects compared to dbol, test or even some sarms, but at 20mg you might want to be careful in case of side effects.
I'd strongly recommend against it, but if you choose to do it, post results! It would probably be insane.

people probably convince themselves it does more than it does because they paid so much for it, sunk cost fallacy and all that. i'm glad you found something that works for you!

>>12426
I had a treatment of this when I got Japanese straightening and my hair turned out nice. I don't know how much that was down to the Olaplex though.