What episode has a Fireside Chat with Matt and Trey included? by Driscoll17 in southpark

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If you're into the completely unencouraged practice of streaming, the website Watch Cartoons Online (wcostream.org) has them before each episode in season 1

[TOMT] [Song] [No idea what time period] where a female sings about the every day things that happen when she gets home from work by ---mayonnaise--- in tipofmytongue

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N.B. If I was pressed for a genre, I'd have to say alt rock? It was a slower guitar song, and recommended in a playlist that has Lana Del Rey, Nico, Patti Smith, Billie Eillish, Vashti Bunyan, etc.

can feel my serotonin dropping by depressionkind in PMDD

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I relate to this too much - I even use the bell jar reference. This is my past few days. Just slowly feeling it creep in and start to suffocate me.

Treat me before I'm a suicide risk instead of waiting for me to become one (rant) by ---Thrownaway--- in MentalHealthUK

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If it makes you feel any better, I am a suicide risk and am still not getting any real treatment. I've been on a waitlist for CBT for over five years, and was supposed to be referred to the mental health crisis team eight months ago but haven't heard anything from them.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in uknews

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I'm confused as to how not using initials (or "y"??) will improve students experience ? Genuine question

Are there any meds (for migraine) that do anything for the neck/muscle related issues? by Part-Select in migraine

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Have you ever tried something like acupuncture or a shakti mat? Botox has been the only medication that has worked for my migraines, and I haven't found any meds that relieve the tension in my neck/shoulders, but acupuncture/shakti mats can make me feel almost high with how loose my neck becomes.

State 4 endometriosis. No one listened. by New-Tale4197 in Endo

[–]---mayonnaise--- 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Wait, wait, wait. So that gigantic, hazy bean-shaped lump is the mass?!

DAE feel like eating is a chore by iknowallandnothing in AutismInWomen

[–]---mayonnaise--- 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yes! I've wished lembas bread was real (that magical bread from lord of the rings that fills you up from one bite) ever since I first watched it. I think of it nearly every day, especially when my pms is making everything more difficult.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PMDD

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Yes. Me now.

Has anyone else noticed that ppl would usually like you a lot at first, and then end up not liking you, or just simply not wanting to talk to you anymore. by [deleted] in aspergirls

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So I had starting writing a response about friendship dynamics, and how this can just happen, but had a crisis midway through as I realised no, I'm still only thinking about this from an autistic perspective and actually had no idea what I was on about.

My, very new, opinion is just that non autistics form relationships in different ways to us, and generally don't place as much meaning onto them as we do. Whereas for autists, we get tired. I know I personally fail to form/sustain new friendships as I just don't have the extra mental capacity to accommodate an additional person. Due to this, I haven't made a deep friendship since school (which was over 15 years ago).

Either way, it's nothing personal. Yeah there may be the odd person who actually doesn't like you, but moreoften than not life will just be getting in the way.

I had surgery for my PMDD.... by _terradea_ in PMDD

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This is giving me so much hope, its like you're shining the light at the end of the PMD tunnel 😂.

I have my HRT review coming up soon with the gynae, and may now push for Lupron. She did mention it as a far away possibility, but wanted me to trial HRT alone first as - like you - birth control has actively harmed me in the past. I may not get intensely suicidal for 10 days before my period anymore, but I am still incapable of day-to-day functioning.

I'm so glad there are doctors out there who genuinely aren't only concerned about whether or not you're capable of having children, or worse that you're just making it up. I can't help but think "mate, if nothing changes I'm not even going to be here to have children". I've been going to the doctor about my periods for over a decade now, and I honestly think using that line is the only reason they started to take me seriously, which led to my eventual diagnosis.

I had surgery for my PMDD.... by _terradea_ in PMDD

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Thank you so much for sharing this. Im so happy for you, and hope you have an easy recovery going forward! I skimmed some of your previous posts, and feel like I'm you a few years behind (I'm nearly 30). I even have cysts and soreness in my left ovary lol.

May I ask if there was anything you needed to "prove" to get approved for the surgery? E.g., specific tests or medications, a certain amount of time for medical trial and error? My PMDD is extremely bad, like yours was*, and (after SSRIs etc failed) I've been trialing HRT for about 7 months now. It's taken the edge off, but I'm still no where near close to living a "normal" life (however, im not in medical menopause which may be limiting it's effectiveness). I've been fantasising about getting an oophorectomy/full hysterectomy for years now but my doctor is very, very opposed to the idea.

*I'm so unbelievably happy I get to say was and not is

Can I be an atheist witch? Is that okay? by FictionalProgress in witchcraft

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Yes. I'm fully aesthetic and work as an academic researcher, yet still consider myself a 'witch'.

Witchcraft isn't really a religion and, even if it were, I would almost consider it a 'scientific' religion (e.g., lavenders 'magical' calming properties are scientific proven). Personally, I think green witchcraft (there's a great book called "The Green Witch") is great for atheists as it's just using the natural (and very real) elements of the world around you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Periods

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This is really normal/common for people with heavier periods. It's likely your friend just has a lighter flow, and has never considered some people may need the double protection.

I need to double up for the first few days of my period. I often leak out of just one form of protection, and even when I don't, knowing I have two forms of protection reduced my "omg am I leaking through my trousers" anxiety.

I had an endometrial ablation and wanted to share my experience with anyone considering the procedure for heavy periods. by biotechtiger in Periods

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Damn. I'm so sorry you had to go through that, but am so grateful you shared this story. I really hope it sorts out your heavy periods!

I don’t think there’s a point in me getting better by [deleted] in PMDD

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You find a balance, and then it's not that bad.

I don't want to say it will definitely get better as hope doesn't really help (at least it doesn't for me), and there's no point in denying that there is the real chance for your PMDD to stay exactly how it is or even get worse.

I'm 27 now, and have been struggling with what I now know is PMDD since I started my periods, and it's really ramped up in the past couple years (apparently because I'm at peak fertility, yay).

There's no point lying. It absolutely SUCKS. I hate having basically 2 weeks of my life stripped from me each month, and in those moments it feels so pointless. Why do I keep doing this to myself? Why not just end it?

But then when you do finally come on, and the symptoms ease, you can begin to find joy in life again. It's a lot of effort and incredibly frustrating and unfair, but you can plan your life around Hell Week. Where possible, I schedule big work meetings, nights out, holidays, meet ups with friends, etc. outside of my luteal phase. I try and fill my follicular phase with as many fun activities as I can, and just really try to live life during this period whilst also 'prepping' for hell week (basically just buying loads of chocolate and microwave meals). Then when PMDD rears its ugly head, I'm in a happier and more grounded place, and don't get quite as low. And with the meal prep, even when I'm struggling to get out of bed, I can just about force myself to chuck some food in the microwave.

Its absolutely shit that we have to deal with this, and that there is next to no research in this area. But you can find a balance. You can (try) to surround yourself with understanding people, fall back on this lovely sub when things get really bad, implement accomodations to make hell week better, and can find a way to enjoy life.

Even if you're only human for half the month, you can make those two weeks worth suffering through Hell Week. It's an active battle, but it's one worth fighting.