I have curly hair (3c) and I've become really good at straightening my hair; it gets really silky, shiny and smooth. However, I haven't achieved the styling technique to get the blowout look yet. Let's say my hair is freshly washed and straightened; how do I achieve this? I have a flat iron and a large curling iron
I'm not saying people with limerence are inherently dangerous, and most femicides have clearly nothing to do with limerence.
But I could never understand when sometimes a young man with all his life ahead and no past violent behaviours kills his girlfriend who's trying to break-up with him. Often the relationship didn't even last that long and there's a case currently in my country where this guy basically never dated the girl who was his neighbor; they exchanged some texts, she rejected him and that was it.
A lot of feminicides often involve older couples, very isolated, he's been violent for a long time etc, I'm not saying that's understandable, but I can get the psychology behind that. But when I hear about a 19/20-year-old destroying an innocent girl's life and his own life for a relationship that would have never lasted and that was just beginning anyway, I get so confused. But now that I'm familiar with the concept of limerence, I think it makes more sense.
Hello I’m a 28 years old female, I don’t smoke anymore (4 years). I woke up today in a foreign country with a never felt before pain on the right side of my throat that affected my right ear as well, a bit feverish but no other flu symptoms (my throat only hurts on that side, no runny nose, cough…) I check in the mirror and I see this big white patch that kinda looks like an ulcer but bigger and whiter (in the previous days I had also developed a painful ulcer on my tongue and a painful lymph node under my chin, didn’t think anything of it because I do get those from time to time, took some paracetamol and went to bed ). The white patch is not visibile in the picture I tried to include it but couldn’t .
Anyway, I ‘m in a country where public hospitals are not ideal, and two private hospitals wouldn’t visit me because it’s Saturday and they don’t have the right doctor. A very kind pharmacist helped me and gave me antibiotics, ibuprofen and probiotics so hopefully I will be fine.
However the nurse at the second hospital asked me if I got my tonsils removed, in a way that sounded like she couldn’t really see them. I honestly don’t know the answer. I got my adenoids removed when I was 5 and my parents do not remember if they got my tonsil out as well. I’m probably very dumb but from pictures online I can’t really tell how tonsil are supposed to look like? From this pictures can you tell me if I have them?
