u/enchanted_symbols

Was rereading 1984 and did not expect to end up blushing over a random passage. There's a bit around the middle of the book where Winston reflects on how his feelings for Julia shifted, early on it was purely physical, almost mechanical, but by this point every small detail about her (how she smells, little things about her) has gotten under his skin, and it's turned into something closer to real tenderness than lust. Then their hands brush in a crowd and it completely undoes him. Genuinely didn't think a dystopian novel about surveillance and thought-crime would have a moment this soft. Does anyone else remember this scene hitting differently?

For the last 2 weeks, I've been feeling a tingling sensation in my inner labia (inner lips of the vagina). It doesn't happen all the time — maybe once every 2-3 days. There's no pain, no swelling, no redness, and no unusual discharge.

I haven't changed my soap, underwear, or shaving routine recently. And I'm a Virgin fyi.

Is this normal, or should I be worried? What could be causing this on-and-off tingling, and do I need to see a doctor in person?

I need a tinted sunscreen under budget for my oily skin.

Anys suggestions?

I need a tinted sunscreen under budget for my oily skin.

Anys suggestions?

There's a kid in my preschool, he is 3 years old, and he is not really attentive. If I ask "what is your name?" He would answer by repeating, "what is your name?" And it's been 2 to 3 months, he is doing the same thing, I and other teachers taught him in any way possible. But we're really helpless, he can't even hold a pencil or colour an apple.

Please give suggestions if possible.