u/pinknails34

I just watched the bandaid episode (ep102 of the 1989 anime) for the first time and woahh!!!!!

Spoilers ahead -
>!I love how while his other fiancées were fighting over him, he jumps off a building to save Akane! And he confessed his feelings after the influence of the bandaid had worn off…aaah i wanna scream with joy!!! lol While we can see Akane’s feelings grow throughout the seasons, Ranma seems to remain kind of clueless about romance, up until this point. I know we never really get a “happy ending” but this bandaid episode is all the love declaration i needed from Ranma & Akane!< >!🥹😭!<

Anyone else feel me on this one?

For the record - i never finished the anime as a kid. Decided to watch the whole thing in original Japanese, plus 2024 remake recently, and i love rediscovering so much Ranma content. It’s made me so happy!!

Someone said that to me yesterday and i was too stunned to even think of a reply. And i hate it, i wish i could have punched her. This came from a post-menopausal “well-meaning” woman in her mid 50’s who was talking to me about her massive recent weight loss which she achieved with exercise and calorie deficit. She was trying to make a point that “you can achieve anything you set your mind to” when i was telling her about the side effects of having my ovaries shut down at 37.
The reason i held back was only because this person has also gone through some major medical trauma in the past tied to medical malpractice that has greatly impacted her life. I thought she’d understand me to a certain extend. I also get the toxic positivity she was throwing at me. It’s her coping mechanism.
But that line still effing bugs me!!!!!!

Oh well i guess i’ll go try and meditate my side effects away. Or better yet manifest them away!

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We can provide our own cleaning supplies.

Thank you for any recs!

I’m 37 +++ and thrusted into menopause as of 2 months ago. And i’m having a hard time with it.
I have zero energy, my joints hurt, my back is killing me, the brain fog is intense, i cant find words, my muscles are tight, i feel cramps and nerve pain in random places, my mood is at a constant flat like i just cant be bothered with much.
I think slower, i speak slower, i move slower, i feel slower and i dont like it, this is not me! I used to have such an active lifestyle and now i can barely manage to take my kid to the playground twice a week tops!

I’m due for my 3rd Lupron shot in two weeks and im thinking of giving it one more month to see if my body needs the total of 3 months to adjust, before i have a serious conversation with my team.

I’m on 20mg of Tam and when i spoke to my Onc he said i couldn’t do baby Tam because it’s not as effective for Her2 positives like me.
As for the Lupron, they did say they could stop it if i was totally miserable on it.

The funny thing is, there’s no way to tell which one of the two is causing it. And somehow i dread the idea of trying/starting/switching to new meds.

Anybody here who turned a page on or after month 3? Or anyone who stopped Lupron and felt better?