u/RaineRisin

DM for DoDo code.

There will be arrows pointing you from the airport to the giveaway. Feel free to explore the island to find the drive-in (but please don’t disturb any movie goers ;p )

Rules:
No running through flowers. You’re welcome to pick any flowers from the east side of the island - please do not pick any flowers from the west coast.

Don’t be too greedy.

Trying to let in about 3 people at a time.

Feel free to pick any fruits/veg you see.

Come see me at the plaza for a special gift!

I’m new to this sub, so please excuse me if I’m not titling correctly 😅

I’m looking for the luxury car, and I can pay you in bells, or if you’re looking for a specific item/recipe, I’d be happy to see if I have it

I can’t even make rice because there’s no such thing as “simmer” on this thing.

I play almost daily, and have been getting 2 or 3 recipes per day. But I haven’t gotten a *new* recipe in weeks, if not months. Is it totally random and I’m just having bad luck? Or is there something I can do to find recipes that I don’t have yet?

So, obviously I expect my clothes to smell like a campfire when I’m done with a trip, and I wash my stuff as soon as possible.

However, I’m having this strange sensation after washing my clothes. When they come out of the dryer, there is still a strong smell that lingers , and it’s not straight campfire smell. It smells specifically like a wintergreen chewing tobacco or something. It disgusts me, and I’d honestly prefer my stuff smell like smoke than this weird hybrid odor.

I don’t use any minty detergent. Just run-of-the-mill commercial detergents. And this doesn’t happen when I wash anything else. It’s only after washing campfire clothes/blankets.

1. what is happening? Where does this acrid smell come from?

2. does anyone else experience this?

3. how to fix? Double wash before drying?

I have suspected that I have endometriosis for several years now. As with many women, each time I approach a doctor about it, I am told “no structural abnormalities” and everything looks fine.

I have had severe varying leg pain for the last year or so. I’ve started tracking it in my notes app to see if I can find a pattern.

Originally , the pain started on the top of my thigh and would definitely only come around my period. Radiating down toward me knee, lots of swelling. For the most part, that pain has subsided after about a year.

Now, the new and exciting pain.

In March, I experienced a pain that I can only describe as the following: it feels like a band around the top of my thigh is too tight and is about to snap. It has no stretch left to it. I cannot lift my leg to put on a sock without sharp shooting pain.

Picture the leg hole on a pair of panties - that whole section , like right at the crease of my thigh and vulva. I can walk and sit without pain, usually. But if I try to use that muscle , it’s excruciating for a few minutes.

And, lo and behold, it has happened in March before my period, and it’s happening again this month, a few days before the start of my period.

Is it possible that endometrial tissue is wrapped around this area and that’s the pain I’m feeling?

Other symptoms I’ve experienced more than once during my period:

On day one, I have been knocked on the bathroom floor with cold sweats, dizziness, and dry-heaving/vomittimg. Not every month! But once every 6 months or so. Always day one, always for about 4 - 6 hours. I cannot do a single thing on those days but writhe in bed.

Cramps can be bad. Breast tenderness is rough. But I don’t have pain with urination or pain with sex (though I will admit my libido has been nonexistent for a year or longer as well. 32yo, fwiw).

How do I get to the bottom of this if doctors keep saying, “🤷🏼 sorry. Don’t see anything”.

How do I get relief for this pain? It’s so specific. Picture a fresh brand new rubber band. Then picture a rubber band that’s been in the sun for 6 weeks and is dry-rotted to shit. That’s me during follicular phase vs me 4 days before my period.

That’s it. That’s the post.

Yes, fast food restaurants included.