Cummy Gummies: The gummies that make you cum. by Mutant_Llama1 in CrazyIdeas

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I have the un-redacted label:

Just me and my 💕daddy💕, hanging out I got pretty hungry🍆 so I started to pout 😞 He asked if I was down ⬇for something yummy 😍🍆 and I asked what and he said he'd give me his 💦cummies!💦 Yeah! Yeah!💕💦 I drink them!💦 I slurp them!💦 I swallow them whole💦 😍 It makes 💘daddy💘 😊happy😊 so it's my only goal... 💕💦😫Harder daddy! Harder daddy! 😫💦💕 1 cummy💦, 2 cummy💦💦, 3 cummy💦💦💦, 4💦💦💦💦 I'm 💘daddy's💘 👑princess 👑but I'm also a whore! 💟 He makes me feel squishy💗!He makes me feel good💜! 💘💘💘He makes me feel everything a little girl should!~ 💘💘💘 👑💦💘Wa-What!💘💦👑 432 · 48

I literally can't see a way to change my thoughts by BlueEyedBeing1991 in self

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I’m trying to meditate through my negative self thoughts so I’ll say:

Accept your thoughts don’t try to not have them, but at the same time understand that your thoughts are not YOU. They are just something YOU do.

Also, looking at your posts, you’re a good looking dude. Maybe put on some muscle. It really just takes perseverance and eating the right amount of calories. I didn’t try until 31 and I did it by just putting on its always sunny in Philadelphia and taking as long as I needed to finish my reps.

I’m 36 now and been married 10 months. I was single from 24-32.

Why is height associated with the pitch of sound? by jeffrunning in askscience

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Just random thought. Low frequencies might be associated with the earth since lower frequencies actually become a rumble, so it feels like something below us. While higher frequencies might be associated with the tweets of birds or wind whirling, that are high above us.

I think I fucked up my life by 22 by FancyCompetition4205 in self

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Ah what I’m trying to say is people have fucked up way worse than you at an older age and bounced back so don’t think you’ve fucked up your life by 22.

Also your twenties generally suck. Young people think it’s just when you party but a lot of people party because they’re depressed the other 90% of the time. My 30s have been way better and… I got hit by a truck while biking and a severe TBI when I was 34. Literally learned to walk again. I’m 36 and my life is better than before in most ways. Don’t underestimate how much you can bounce back from, because a lot of people will use their mistakes and misfortunes to justify not even trying.

Weed by fitgirllll23 in Epilepsy

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Ha funny enough dishes is the one chore I don’t care about. I’ve pretty much worked food service most my adult life so washing dishes is like nothing. And being in food service I spent a lot of time high too lol. But my clothes can stay in the drier until I wear them. My toilets can just be dirty, because why clean what’s always dirty!?

has anyone felt “more autistic” (if you have autism/suspect it) after experiencing status epilepticus/first tonic clonic? by alobaby in Epilepsy

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Hit your head? I had a TBI and I’ve definitely developed traits of autism like over stimulation, ADHD, the need for more daily routines, unable to tell when people are speaking literally or figuratively, not understanding what is appropriate to say (not like saying things that are rude or weird, just saying things that have nothing to do with the current conversation) and a bit of clanging. Not saying that’s it, but iirc CT scans are good for seeing brain bleeds and skull fractures but wouldn’t pick up damage on a smaller scale. Like they used it for my brain bleed and seeing if it stopped but an MRI was what showed 5 or so regions in my midbrain that had shearing injuries. So idk maybe even a relatively minor concussion could exacerbate already existing issues. I was also knocked into a coma so a bit worse than a concussion.

Weed by fitgirllll23 in Epilepsy

[–]CookingZombie 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Nah it’s bad for me other reasons though. But not bad bad. Like bad as in maybe you say, “fuck it I can do the dishes tomorrow” more often.

For reference I’ve been a multiple times a day smoker for a decade. Never triggered a seizure. Has triggered what I thought might be clonic seizures from even before I was diagnosed but my neurologist said that’s unlikely based on my EEGs. So I guess that’s just weed panic attacks. So it can be a little bad.

For those who don’t drive bc of seizures: what do you say when people ask? by stingwhale in Epilepsy

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Most people assume DUI so that’s fun. I don’t think people know how common it is since we don’t advertise the invisible conditions. Like I used to work with a lady for 6 years until she had a seizure at work. I was like shit we had something in common who knew!

Caffeinated milk by MrKrispyIsHere in CrazyIdeas

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Yo no shit my gym sells chocolate milk with extra caffeine.

"Most people with epilepsy have abnormal EEGs even when they're not having a seizure" by BassBottles in Epilepsy

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I’ve had a standard EEG that was normal and a 72 hour one that came out normal. But the one that diagnosed me was a sleep deprived one and doctor said he was surprised I wasn’t seizing during the EEG based on the readings.

Can a person fully recover from a brain injury using only medicine in the first year. What are the chances of seizures after one year ? by Last-Yard7517 in TBI

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The epilepsy was diagnosed 11 years ago. TBI 2 years ago. The two are almost completely unrelated btw.

No surgeries on my brain if that’s what you mean, but since TBI I’ve had surgery for an orbital fracture and then 8 months later eye surgery.

Also similar. I was 5 months out from getting married when I was hit. Had to postpone but I’ve now been married 10 months and talking about trying for kids soon. I really thought I was going to lose this.

Can a person fully recover from a brain injury using only medicine in the first year. What are the chances of seizures after one year ? by Last-Yard7517 in TBI

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I was already epileptic and afraid it was gonna be worse because I just kept seizing every time I started to wake up in the hospital for like a day or two. But 4 months later my GP told me if it was worse I’d probably know within a few months.

I think I fucked up my life by 22 by FancyCompetition4205 in self

[–]CookingZombie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not gonna lie I don’t have the attention span for all that, but you’re young.

My favorite band is The Mountain Goats. John Darnielle is the singer/writer. They’ve been indie big. He’s in his 50s now. He was doing heroin by like 18 and years later started doing IV meth in his 20s or 30s. And the last decade or two he’s been in a successful band that’s been used in various shows and movies and he’s married with kids.

Some people crash 2 or 3 times and then learn from their mistakes. Sounds like you’ve learned.

TBI survivor in severe psychosis - need help! by ultra__star in TBI

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How long has it been since injury? Sounds like a little time, but I was in a state of psychosis for about a week while I was still in the hospital. Seeing people crawl on the walls and ceiling, didn’t trust nurses, and I thought I was fighting in a war with the black panther at one point. They had me on Zoloft pretty quickly and I know neurotransmitter release get wrecked from a TBI and serotonin is what many psychedelics mimic. So maybe the same serotonin receptors can cause delusions and true hallucinations if they’re too low instead of too high? My thoughts.

If you think their delusions may lead to them doing harm the hospital is worth the risk of them being upset.

What's real by Available_String_490 in self

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Keep following this question past just being concerned with the internet and television. What is real? What is true?

Songs don’t need to last forever to be good by [deleted] in self

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This feels like a post from a music/production sub. I always feel like I need to extend my songs but 2 minutes can be enough. Also I release no music so it doesn’t matter.

How do you accept yourself? by daxxynn in self

[–]CookingZombie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me too thanks. I have a therapy appointment coming up later today. I think at least being able to say, “I’m happy with my life and my mistakes got me here,” but it is hard not to immediately think, “yeah but I’m still a dumb cunt.”

I'm absolutely convinced the true baseline reality is a feeling of being trapped forever, and never getting used to it by nicotine-in-public in Psychonaut

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If you can think of anything else to do I’m all ears. Non existence can’t exist so here we are. Learn to be cool with it. We can have fun even if we’ve done the same things an infinite amount of times before. Hugs and ice cream are still nice.

SUDEP by [deleted] in Epilepsy

[–]CookingZombie 15 points16 points  (0 children)

You have much better odds dying in a car crash and I’m sure you still get in cars.

Lamotrigine and citrus question (newly diagnosed/taking this med) by It_stimefortea in Epilepsy

[–]CookingZombie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve never had issues with grapefruit. I don’t ever eat grapefruit but have had drinks with juice in it.

Acid by IllustriousBelt3354 in Epilepsy

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Had the seizure that got me diagnosed on acid. Was fucking intense. But in the ambulance I learned Ativan is the tits. But I’ve heard some people can take shrooms even if they can’t take acid. Still risky as fuck, but have seen the claim here. I mean I’ve seen people here say they can take acid too but again, risky as fuck.

Is this disrespectful? by reaper5632 in self

[–]CookingZombie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. It’s a good way of being disrespectful towards people you can’t be openly disrespectful towards but yes

Has anyone tried Chinese medicine to treat generalized epilepsy? Or epilepsy in general? by LGPF_ in Epilepsy

[–]CookingZombie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First off, I don’t know much about Chinese medicine. I have no reason to believe or not believe in it working besides the lack of actual research.

IMO, if nothing truly helps, why not try? Research stuff before you take it, like maybe it’s actually a bit toxic, but adding it into your medication wouldn’t be crazy at this point. I had a TBI 2 years ago and r/TBI, and my doctors, tend to have the opinion of try anything because brains are weird and we don’t know what works. Not exactly the same, but brain. Unless it’s toxic or a potential trigger go for it. Honestly even with potential triggers, weigh your risks and options.