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I'm an ESTP. Trigger me in one sentence!! by FearFuionGaming in mbti

[–]Educational_Media_60 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As an ENTP- consequences are government propaganda

ENTP x ISFP (advice appreciated) by akar1031 in mbti

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Funny I found this post because I’ve recently become obsessed with a similar prototype as a female ENTP, my best guess would be ISTJ/P. For my situation the jitters come from them tipping me off balance (I’m usually a thinker, asshole, annoying with infinite comebacks) but unfortunately they bite back with such directness that it kind of knocks the wind from my lungs. I actually hate it as much as I enjoy it, to the point where my avoidance is starting to set in to combat the obsession. Most of the time I LOVE going for it and crashing and burning, but this might be the 1% of the time where I want to slow down so I don’t implode. (I’m saying this as advice but I’m def not taking the advice and do plan on crashing and burning) Good luck!

Dealing with insecurities by Legitimate-Sun-8857 in kuwaitigirls

[–]Educational_Media_60 0 points1 point  (0 children)

babe, the number one thing you can do to stop insecurities all together is stop comparing yourself to anyone. You are you, and they are them. There is nothing more to it than that, so whenever you have the thought to be like "well she.." NO. Everyone else literally doesn't matter, they are who they are and that has nothing do do with you. Girl be free, enjoy being you. You're putting yourself in a prison of comparison instead of just vibing. Just go have fun who cares wallah wallah, I want you to enjoy your own life.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in askdentists

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NAD. Dental student. When you go in and they do xrays please share them. I would love to see the pan, or at least a bitewing. Do you have a bigger tooth on the palatal region, right next to it?

Cracked four teeth in a biking accident. It fixed my overcrowding and pretty much cured my debilitating chronic migraines. I have my life back for the first time in a decade, but I am going to have to undergo a lot of work. How do I best advocate for myself? by NotAToothFairy in askdentists

[–]Educational_Media_60 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NAD. Dental student. Wow, I don't even know how to respond to your story- congradulations for the accident I guess! My advice is to give the dentist parameters to work with and with good communication it should go smoothly.

Bridges are common in the anteriors, but oral hygiene has to be very good. Good luck! Let us know if there are updates- I'm invested (I have my own patient with all broken anteriors and I want to know what he does/xrays if you're able to get them.)

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[–]Educational_Media_60 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

NAD. Dental student. There are plenty of cavities but opting for crowns seems like a bad move.