u/Expensive_Carrot_688
i’m losing myself in vertigo
i’ve been dealing with chronic vertigo for 16 years at this point, and i’m only 20. i started my episode like 2 days ago and nothing is helping. i’ve been taking medicine as often as i can, hydrating as much as i can, and sleeping as much as i can and nothing works. i’ve had no relief for 16 years. i’m absolutely miserable at this point and i’ve lost myself in this condition. i just don’t feel like im ever taken seriously and i don’t know what to do
u/Expensive_Carrot_688 — 7 days ago
▲ 40 r/guineapigs
not sure if i’m a bad mommy for this or not lol
u ever just get so fed up with the noises ur piggies make at night that u just tell them to shut up 🥹 sorry gus and remy i love u but whew i get overstimulated so quick
u/Expensive_Carrot_688 — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/birthcontrol
opinions on Falmina?
i started falmina birth control recently and i’m worried that i won’t do well on it since birth control has always given me weird side effects. have any of you tried it before?
u/Expensive_Carrot_688 — 2 months ago
▲ 51 r/shameless
why do we think fiona married gus?
i feel like fiona knows that she isn’t the type to settle down in a relationship in any sense. she craves the adventure and change. i’m thinking it was probably because it was just a crazy thing to do and she liked that, but it was pointless. she went for sean like two weeks after they got married.
what do you guys think?
u/Expensive_Carrot_688 — 3 months ago
▲ 325 r/GirlDinnerDiaries
My hymen broke while being fingered for the first time
I bled everywhere and I’m mortified 🫠🫠 my bf was so sweet about it though, kinda turned me on even more
Taco Bell for din din 🙃
u/Expensive_Carrot_688 — 3 months ago
▲ 103 r/guineapigs
6 months with my boys 🥹🐹
these two guys have made my life infinitely better. i’m so grateful to have been able to rescue them and give them a safe forever home. to many more months of snuggles, wheeks, and bell pepper! i love you remy and gusgus 🥹🩷
u/Expensive_Carrot_688 — 3 months ago
▲ 0 r/humanresources
hello everyone! I’m currently a sophomore in college studying human resources management. I’ve been conflicted as to whether I should stop at my associates degree, or if I should pursue a bachelors degree. I know that there will be a lot more career opportunities for me if I get a bachelors degree, but I also heard that there are plenty of HR jobs that you can get with an associates degree. If anyone has any opinions or suggestions, I would really appreciate it!
Edit: Let’s try and be respectful please! I simply asked a question
u/Expensive_Carrot_688 — 4 months ago