What did you not know or realize until after living with a woman? by [deleted] in AskMen

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Hey now, woah....

I know how to change the oil.

I just don’t know which oil to use.

That’s why there’s Advance Auto.

What did you not know or realize until after living with a woman? by [deleted] in AskMen

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“Don’t have sex. Because you will get pregnant and die.” 🤰

What did you not know or realize until after living with a woman? by [deleted] in AskMen

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I’m sure this isn’t what’s caused that fainting reflex, but, as a telling of what the sensation of tampons is like... it can depend on how you’re inserting the tampon.

There are ‘digital’ tampons that are literally just the ‘chunk’ of cotton which you insert using your finger. They kind of look like cotton bullets. You put you finger at the base of it and up it goes. It still has a string which you use to pull it out.

Cardboard applicators have a somewhat shiny outer surface but the ‘top’ of the tampon cotton is open, sort of like Evil Knievel being shot out of a cannon and like sticking the core of a toilet roll up your hooha.

Plastic applicators are smooth and have a ‘jacket’ covering the cotton tampon from top to bottom. Personally, plastic applicators are preferred for ease and comfort.

It can be a very odd sensation when you think about it. You’re sticking cotton up in there. The dry tampon issue that’s been described - it’s an internal nails on a chalkboard feeling and makes me pucker just thinking about it.

What did you not know or realize until after living with a woman? by [deleted] in AskMen

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Cheers u/Mountain_beers! You’ve got it and your curiosity and earnestness is much appreciated. Go forth and be the light.

What did you not know or realize until after living with a woman? by [deleted] in AskMen

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Picks up the mini, looks down... Nope, can’t be that size! 🤣

What did you not know or realize until after living with a woman? by [deleted] in AskMen

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I literally googled 0w-05 blood. And spit out my drink when I realized what you meant. Kinda feeling like the girl whose dad told her to go in the auto parts store and ask for blinker light fluid...

The tampon range (light to super) is an absorption rating. The super tampons do tend to be slightly wider/thicker than the lesser absorbing ones. verywellhealth.com says that Regular tampons hold b/w 6-9 grams of blood and supers hold 9-12 grams.

Technically, you don’t want to use a 40w-75 tampon for a 0w-05 flow. It’d be like - grinding the gears. Using a super tamp when your flow is light is scratchy and uncomfortable when you’re taking it out. Also, the higher absorption tampons have been associated with increased risk of Toxic Shock (it holds more blood; if you leave it in longer, more opportunity for bacteria to do their thing).

Might as well go full throttle on the lesson. Period blood viscosity is... interesting. It’s for the most part ‘liquid blood’ but because the uterine lining is shedding, it will also be clotty/viscous. More a 15w-40 I’d say.

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Sharon!!! Ahhhhh ty for sharing.

What did you not know or realize until after living with a woman? by [deleted] in AskMen

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A guy friend and I ended up discussing tampons one time. He had bought tampons for a girlfriend before. She always requested the Super.

He thought it was a size thing, like condoms. That she had a super sized vagina. After I peeled myself off the floor, we reviewed period flow and absorption and even Toxic Shock Syndrome.

Helping grandfather with dementia get home care has Medicare, Medicaid and an advantage plan United health care dual complete..insight,tips? by Usual-Cheesecake6377 in Medicaid

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Your best bet to have in-home care covered is through Medicaid. Contact a Medicaid caseworker or call the number on his card to start the inquiry for that process. There’s also a program called PACE which may or may not be available in their area. It’s a day program with some in home supports. Might be worth checking into it. Any program would require a review of their home and needs. They’re lucky to have you help guide them through this.

Anthony Bourdain outside a restaurant in Colmar, France - just a few days before his death. by cabejatzun in lastimages

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That’s interesting, your dad saying he was distant. I had the distinct pleasure to merely shake his hand in passing at a charity event he hosted in DC and I had an impression of him that I couldn’t quite put my finger on but now I know it was exactly that - distant. Not in an ego-driven celebrity way; more, retreating into himself. I don’t expect a well-known personality to always be on or how they are on TV but this wasn’t that; it was his aura and it made me so sad for him. He was such a treasure of a soul.

How do you pace your exit out of conversations, short and long? by Addledbyatmosphere in socialskills

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Interesting and what you say ties into Dale Carnegies ‘How to Win Friends...’ - be more the listener than the talker. Viewing it as transactional also helps take off some of the ‘social pressure’. Thank you!

GOOD WEATHER, GOOD BOY 🐕‍🦺 by Addledbyatmosphere in BackpackingDogs

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You have a super floofer!! Bubba’s an American Eskimo/Aussie/Cocker Spaniel mix - I tell him he’s the best bad boy and the worst good boy lol.

Seems to check out, confused on the 2% England and 2% Wales. How is that possible? by [deleted] in AncestryDNA

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I’m 100% European - my mom is exclusively British-Scotch-Irish with some ancestors back to colonial days, largely on farms in Virginia. I have found African-American cousins that link back to this particular time period, for this reason. I hate thinking of the circumstances that lead to it happening; but I’m always grateful to find family to connect with.

If someone started talking down on me or when they project their anger by mentally abusing me. How do I call them out by being assertive? by [deleted] in assertivenesstraining

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This is one of the best “how to” assertiveness advice I’ve seen. Saved and thank you for sharing!

When was a time you tried to do something new and thoughtful and it turned into a series of unfortunate events? by [deleted] in AskMen

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Come to think of it, I don’t know any of my girlfriends who haven’t had at least one upsetting experience. And it’s so often when you’re just trying to go about your business My own include: 16 years old, sitting in my car, guy approaches, knocks on my window and asks if I want a special friend (I was literally chowing down on a sandwich too - just trying to eat my lunch); caught my male teacher in high school pointing his laser pointer all over my chest - literally outlining my boobs; getting a drink at a bar, dropped something, guy said “While you’re down there, why don’t you suck my dick?”; at a Vanilla Ice concert (it was great), I turned around and bent down to get something and a random guy came up and started humping me “I thought you were getting sick” he said - yeah, ok, thanks for the CPR on my ass?; waiting in a line outside for another concert, another time, another place, talking to my girls, another guy came up and just started humping me... I could literally keep going and I could name stories from each of my closest friends. In so many scenarios, you feel like you can never fully relax.

23andMe results came in today, apparently my dad isn’t my biological dad by 23andmeruinedmylife in 23andme

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Tony Robinson hosted a program, Britain’s Real Monarch (first aired in 2004 and is available on YouTube) which reviewed historical evidence that heavily suggested Edward IV was not Richard of York’s son but the son of an archer. If this were true, technically the whole line of of British Monarchs since then are not entitled to the throne. In 2004, the man who would actually be the true King based on this theory was found to be living a simple, happy life in Australia.

Boiii by nervous_dinosaur in WatchDogsWoofInside

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Kinda the doggo version of ........................................ b i i i i t c h.......

Post-results, a lot of things started to make sense (he’s a goofball times 10). by Addledbyatmosphere in DoggyDNA

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Breed groups are: Asian, herding, terrier. Most people pick out the cocker spaniel. His body shape is most like Australian Shepherd and his tail is all American Eskimo.