u/Typical-Respond9102

Bonus panel - our gruff male lead pretending he's pretending to love his wife.

We have:

Slow burn

A stronger and taller female lead

He's pretty much useless outside of his persistence and bubbly personality

She is also >! Fully blind !< and they have foreshadowing through the world building this is the case

Everything works out too easily for the FL and the ML goes from 0 to obsessed, but I can't stop reading. All the side characters of his family are so silly and the misunderstandings abound, such as in this case, where the FL's period musings and hatred of eggplant convinces everyone she's secretly pregnant. ​

Lunch is hotdogs stuffed with cheese, rolled in a tortilla, air fried with French fries.

I havent worn a pad in decades but I recently had a biopsy on my uterus and can't stick anything in my vagina for a week, which of course had to councide with my period.

I want to rip out my hair with every feeling of a clot leaving my body and passing through my pussy lips onto the pad. I'm giving my entire downstairs a scrub every time I change pads because the hair just seems to absorb everything and get blood everywhere otherwise. I bleed through tampons and sometimes a clot will escape but it's never been this bad of a sensory nightmare.

Are ya'll white knuckling it or is it just the blessing of a heavy flow making it all 10x worse for me? Is there some trick ive missed out on as a tampon wearer to make this better?

Pan fried cod with a pistachio herb l, idk, salsa? and zuchinni fritters. ​​

I've always known I was unlikely to have biological kids - all the women in my family struggle to get pregnant, early menopause runs in my family, and I've had terrible periods all my life. I came to terms with the fact that I'm likely never going to have biokids and I was specifically open about this fact to everyone I dated because I didn't want to give false hope to folks who were married to the idea that it's biological kids or bust.

My husband was on the same page, but he hasn't had years to come to terms with something not being in the cards for him, and he has a $20k fertility benefit through work, so after 5 years of trying and doing normal gyno visits that told me i'm fine, he floats the idea about going to a proper specialist since it's money on the table and getting checked out.

I've had half a dozen blood draws, two scans where they shoved sticks up my vagina for 30 minutes at a time, been put under for one uterine biopsy, stayed awake for another, poked and prodded up the wazoo by the kindest people, but poked and prodded none the less, it's exhausting and irritating and I'm so over it. On top of that, if we're doing all this medically, I really feel like I need to go for the full 9 yards and really optimize the chance of the benefits, so I'm following all their advice. No more than 2 drinks an hour, max 6 a week, mediterranean diet to reduce inflammation, and all the goddamn pills - prenatal, vitamin c, vitamin d, glutathione​, ubiquinol, tru niacin, a total of ​​10 goddamn pills daily. My husbands on a couple vitamins and reduced drinking as well, but it's just not the same for boys who only have to jerk off in a cup and then be told if theyre good or not.

We havent even gotten to the part where they confirm anything important or actually medicate me. I'm still in fucking testing!

I'm going to keep going for at least 6 months with whatever the doctor says I need to do, but I really hope this wasn't a flag that my husband wasn't aware of his true feelings about biokids. I won't know for sure until I tell him I'm absolutely done and I'm half hoping this works so I don't have to ask, half hoping it doesn't so I can stop being treated like a medical practice dummy and we can figure out what's next.

Feeling for my disabled sisters out there because this whole experience has been miserable even when it's fully been my choice to participate in it. I can't imagine how much worse it is when it's your only option to live decently.

Do i need to roll a d20? Are you on a safari? Why is it called that 😂😂😂

Our MC snaps out of her villainess era and tries to make things right with her husband to avoid her and her daughter's death and make up for the terrible neglect she put her child through. Their chemistry as they reconnect is so stinking cute.

Season 1 is complete but this story is new to me. While our female lead is a confident rich girl who has been well-loved her whole life, allowing her to pursue her own strength as a mage, she still manages to give off vibes like Maddie from Don't worry, we both agreed to this fraudulent marriage.

Her and the duke start off contentious and competitive, proud of the respective roles as mage and knight, but they learn and grow from each other's strengths and have each other's back regardless of how they feel about each other.

Went in for my saline vaginal ultrasound (uncomfortable but not the worst), and found out I have a large adhesion in my uterus, so now i'm the lucky winner of two biopsies that cannot be bundled together to be done at the same time!

I get a hysterocopy or however it's spelled on Monday, date set but time unknown, to play who's that pokemon, and then I get an endometrial biopsy in another week or two. At least they give you the funny juice at my place, i've read horror stories of people going in with only self administered ibuprofen because insurance won't cover anesthesia.

I also do it other times of the year, but given the date, I wanted to share an accessible way folks can support black people on their freedom day outside of buying from black-owned businesses because I know the economy is rough. I've been doing it for the past 7 years and I've found it incredibly rewarding.

https://transcription.si.edu/browse?filter=all

Lunch is chicken and dumplings!

edit: someone asked how to participate - pick a project from the list that isn't in review status, pick a page to work on, then read the instructions included in a button on the page so you know how to mark things you can't read and how you work through the page. no account needed to participate! when I started, I looked up cursive from different eras to help me identify letters I didn't recognize and just kept it up to use as needed.

edit 2: a deleted commenter highlighted a second volunteer transcription opportunity!

https://fromthepage.com/findaproject