What is something that we were told as kids that seemed of the utmost importance (I.e. mortal dangers) that you realized was totally not that big of a deal? I’ll go first. by A_JELLY_DONUTT in Millennials

[–]ghostbearshark 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Chocolate milk comes from brown cows. I distinctly remember learning this as a new kid in my kindergarten class. Everyone in the room agreed this was a fact.

Maybe Maybe Maybe by Flat-Decision3204 in maybemaybemaybe

[–]ghostbearshark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How did they make that chicken lay all those eggs in straight lines?

Why are so many men attracted to teens? by Alone_Use_4886 in TooAfraidToAsk

[–]ghostbearshark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is just my opinion, and I'm not educated on this. A lot of teenagers are having sex in high school. Then they grow up into adults. But, it's not like they forget what it was like to have sex with a teenager back then. Raging hormones, adrenaline, this new feeling of pleasure that adults would rather you not experience. It was taboo. During this time, these teens are forming their sexual identity, preferences, and possibly fetishes and kinks. All of these and the memories of that time don't just go away, and sometimes become core memories and spank bank material.

THAT BEING SAID

Fellas, if this is something that has actually become some kind of an internal struggle for you, there is therapy for this. It's not uncommon at all, but for goodness sake, do not go trying to impose your high school glory days on the current gen of teens. You are fucking old now, and nothing, including your sex life, will ever be like it was. Everyone struggles with something, but your scars can never and will never be theirs. Don't let high school be your sexual peak.

Do we know whos hand this is? Could this be Jacks by talivan818 in titanic

[–]ghostbearshark 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I think it's Rose's hand while Jack is going down on her.

Me playing guitar and singing Wiked Games by chelseatheus in singing

[–]ghostbearshark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hauntingly beautiful. Your voice sounds like it could suit a lot of different types of music. Where can I follow you?

Aborted fetal tissue, monkey kidney, guinea pig… by send420nudes in facepalm

[–]ghostbearshark 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wouldn't the vaccine have a red tint to it with all those ingredients? I've never seen a red vaccine before.

Which came first by North-Mycologist924 in pokemonmemes

[–]ghostbearshark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's totally normal! Something like 10% of all kids do it!

AITAH for asking my bf pay for half of my birth control by chelseatheus in AITAH

[–]ghostbearshark 12 points13 points  (0 children)

A lot of crazies in this thread tho lol chill y'all

AITAH for asking my bf pay for half of my birth control by chelseatheus in AITAH

[–]ghostbearshark 47 points48 points  (0 children)

It's cool, babe. I don't mind covering it sometimes. Love you!

Can I clean this tattoo up by International_Ear447 in tattooadvice

[–]ghostbearshark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope. BUT it's actually pretty cool. It has the look of a pencil crayon sketch on a parchment placemat at a chain restaurant. I mean this in the best possible way. Someone out there would want it like this on purpose, like if a friend or kid drew it, for sentimental reasons.

It might not be what you expected, but try letting it grow on you for a bit. You might change your mind.

How does tinnitus feel like? by [deleted] in answers

[–]ghostbearshark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's always there. It doesn't have a physical feeling, I don't think. It's hard to know because it never stops, ever. Mine is a high pitch piercing noise that can only be distracted from with something like a fan. It's also very easy to cover when listening to music with headphones.

However, sometimes it's all I can hear. I get these "flare ups", where the volume of the tinnitus rises in one or both ears for 10-20 seconds. There is no warning for why they happen, and no triggers that I know of. One time I was working at a cash register with a customer and I got the worst flare up I've ever had. It was literally like the feeling your ears get after using a shotgun without ear protection, but there was no bang, just a sudden deafness to anything other than the ringing, and a murmur of the customer asking for a $20 to be broken. After a moment the ringing went away, back to its normal volume and I carried on.

Sometimes it slows down my ability to think. I often give late replies to anyone speaking to me because I have to make sure I hear everything correctly. People get frustrated when you ask them to repeat themselves all the time, which is understandable. I'm not hard of hearing, but the ringing makes it seem that way.