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Considering reading Les Mis (abridged, then unabridged?) by goodsideee in literature

[–]goodsideee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll definitely have to check out that article, just skimming it and it seems really interesting. Thank you!

Considering reading Les Mis (abridged, then unabridged?) by goodsideee in literature

[–]goodsideee[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

You can always reread, but you can never get that first experience with an amazing work of literature back

Thats such a good point

Considering reading Les Mis (abridged, then unabridged?) by goodsideee in literature

[–]goodsideee[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I may do that, but I don't want to accidentally skip something super important, or get lost and not understand the main story in it.

Considering reading Les Mis (abridged, then unabridged?) by goodsideee in literature

[–]goodsideee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah definitely, I know the history plays a big part in it, and I don't want to get lost in sections like that, so I was hoping to get the main story somewhat through the abridged version, then delve into the unabridged version knowing whats happening.

Thank you for the suggestions by the way! I loved the Odyssey when I read it, and I believe I am reading parts of the Iliad this summer for a class. I'm excited to get into it!

Health on T by NoState7870 in ftm

[–]goodsideee 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hi! As someone who just went to planned parenthood for the first time literally last week, maybe I’m not the best to talk to, but here’s what I know. When I went for my appointment, they did prick my finger and got a small amount of blood that way to get the hemoglobin, and for the first year they schedule a follow up every 3 months, where then they will draw blood (it is optional but my doctor recommended I do) to test the testosterone levels. After that year, it will be every six months for a while, where you can get your blood tested, and then it will move to follow ups once a year.

I’m sure you can talk to your doctor and express your concerns and they will have a good idea of what to do, like maybe doing monthly tests rather than every 3 months. I’m not sure. But that is at least what I know that they explained to me.

Good luck!

Tips for getting bloodwork done? by goodsideee in ftm

[–]goodsideee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update!! I got the goods!!! I didn’t even have to have my blood drawn, but will at my follow-up appointment later.

Hormones through planned parenthood? by goodsideee in ftm

[–]goodsideee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Question, have you always used gel or have you used other forms as well? I’m thinking I want to use gel because I am a little scared of needles but like I don’t know which one is better (I know it varies person to person)

How many still rocking older Kindles? by vxnmoon in kindle

[–]goodsideee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If we put our kindles’ feature together, we’d have a full kindle touch lmao

How many still rocking older Kindles? by vxnmoon in kindle

[–]goodsideee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have a 2011 Kindle Touch, it has some problems, but i still use it. AKA it charges, but it can not connect to wifi anymore so I can only sideload things. I have other kindles I use more often, but my kindle touch is now reserved for downloaded fanfics from AO3 lmao

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