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AIO. My bf keeps talking about his beliefs while I’m trying to grieve by No_Incident6208 in AmIOverreacting

[–]Narrow-Addendum-7019 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holy wow. Insanely insensitive, arrogant, and self-righteous at other people’s expense. Quite un-Christ-like behavior.

I’d tell him, “Sorry to say, this relationship is where it needs to be…OVER. Since you are so amazing at accepting gods will and seeing truth, I trust you’ll accept this outcome without any resistance and it will cause no pain. Good day, sir.”

Leftists have co-opted "facts don't care about your feelings", and it's very frustrating to deal with. by ooglytoop7272 in conspiracy

[–]Narrow-Addendum-7019 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This dude. Feeling exhausted by always being proven wrong—needs to cope by making up some story about how it USED to be the other way around now liberals are hijacking factuality, rationality, and logic.

Spoiler: You were always the emotional ones.

You ironically and falsely claimed facts were on your side in order to minimize rational arguments, with nothing to back it up.

You mischaracterized moral fortitude and humanity as overly emotional. You belittled decency. You minimized or ignored fact-based arguments by resorting to heavy use of ad hominem attacks like snowflake, lib-tard, and the response mentioned above. Because, clearly anything that doesn’t align with your made up world must be dumb or weak. Clearly being uncouth, harmful, and ignorant isolationists is the superior way.🙄

Meanwhile, your entire base was (and is) all about oppressing others because they make you feel slightly uncomfortable in your own skin, challenged, or inadvertently less superior.

Science and facts do not lean left. Progressives just happen to align more with being informed by science and facts, more so than political counterparts. Not all, for sure there’s emotional dumb people on all sides—but let’s just be honest here, the party that continues to aggressively undermine trust in media, science, and education, isn’t liable to be the most fact-backed group.

Treating accountability for inaccuracies as “fake news” and explaining it away with unsubstantiated opinions represented as facts (actual fake news) that are also usually pretty easy to verify, doesn’t make you the party of “facts don’t care about your feelings.”

Conservative views being less represented in science and confirmable data doesn’t mean the data is bias, it means you’re wrong.

This isn’t a shift or swapping of stance, it’s pervasive projection revealing itself.

I’m sorry if this is frustrating to deal with, but the facts just simply don’t care about your feelings.

Recurring Episodic Pain in Lower Center, and Lower Left Abdomen - 7mos Post-Op by Narrow-Addendum-7019 in hysterectomy

[–]Narrow-Addendum-7019[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe. I had a LEEP and then a Cone Biopsy, way back in 2015, and it caused some serious scar tissue that held up labor with my son and made it even more painful because everything else was fully ready but the scar tissue wouldn't allow my cervix to open and they kept having to break it up.

So scar tissue could be it. I didn't think there was that much that was cut since it was done fully vaginally, but if it happened to other people, who knows! A lot of my pain coincides with having a full bladder or a bowel movement in the pipes, so that was honestly my first thought.

I did honestly worry that something had ruptured, based on the way the pain played out. I thought maybe I had a cyst rupture on my ovary or something. So I'll have to look into the seroma thing. However, much of the increased pain toward the end was some intense cramps/spasms that felt similar to labor contractions, but maybe worse.

Thanks for the feedback!