u/Justagirl9789 — reddlx

Print-at-Home tickets

Hi everyone, I’m a bit confused and worried about my Ticketmaster ticket and wanted to ask if anyone has experienced this.

I bought a concert ticket through Ticketmaster and selected the “print at home” option. The concert is in 2 days.

In the email they sent me after purchase, there is a PDF that says “this is your ticket.” But at the end of the email, it also says that the printable ticket would be sent later (they said by May 19), and I still haven’t received anything new.

I’m not super worried yet, but I’m confused about whether the PDF I already have is the actual ticket or if I’m still supposed to receive another one to print. I’ve also seen people talk about ticket issues/scams, so now I’m anxious about doing the wrong thing.

Has this happened to anyone before? Should I print the PDF I already have, or wait? Thanks.

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u/Justagirl9789 — 3 days ago

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How do y'all handle djing for so long?😩🫩

While trying to get myself pleasure I've kept "fingers away" for a considerable amount of time, and now that I'm trying... each and every time it gets good my arms start hurting💔 And cause of the pain, my brain can't focus on the pleasure no more and I see myself "forced" stop.

What's the solution to this? Practice?

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u/Justagirl9789 — 8 days ago

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Hi, I’m a 21F dealing with recurring episodes of what look like hives, and I’ve noticed a pattern.

Timeline:

- First episode: April 15

- Second episode: April 20

- Third episode and last: May 1st-2nd

Important pattern:

- The reaction seems to happen only when I go to Oporto (my mom’s house)

- I usually arrive at night, sleep there, and the next day the reaction starts

- It does not seem to happen in Lisbon (my home city), at least not the same way.

- This makes me think it might be triggered by something in that environment

*When I was in Lisbon I realized that sometimes little bumps would appear ocassionally (1 by 1 and 0 colour) but if I didn't touch em they would just fade away. Now that I'm at my mom’s 3 red bumps just appeared at the same time, in the same area and they itch. Also they didn't fade as I slept they're still red a little itchy.

Symptoms:

- Starts as small itchy bumps (like mosquito bites)

- If I scratch, more bumps appear and spread

- Bumps become red and feel warm

- Strong urge to scratch

- During episodes, my skin becomes very reactive (touching/scratching can trigger new bumps in other areas)

Other observations:

- Initially I thought it was related to showers, but I’ve had it start before showering

- Happens even without obvious triggers once I’m in that environment

Medication:

- Took fexofenadine 180 mg for a few days during episodes.

- Applied Betamethasone Dipropionate Cream, USP 0.05% W/w on my skin when the episodes start.

Questions:

- Could this still be urticaria triggered by something environmental (like dust mites or detergent)?

- Does the “next day after sleeping there” pattern suggest a contact or delayed reaction?

- What are the most common triggers in this situation?

- Should I try preventive antihistamines before going there?

Thanks for any help.

u/Justagirl9789 — 21 days ago