u/shortcups

apparently it was like highly requested by EVERYONE to have all the skins available year-round, so i guess i'm in the minority, but i really don't mind limited-time skins if it's for a holiday and it'll come back around next year? it makes them feel special, and it's not like you're "missing out" you just have to wait

32F with some weird symptoms for the past 2 months or so: painless tightness/pressure in my head, random split-second "dropping" feelings, eye fatigue and (although i could just be imagining this as i'm hyper-focused on it) i feel like i'm having some issues with vocabulary recall. i had a brief video call with a neurologist but i'm planning to get a second opinion and i also have a visit with an optometrist scheduled to rule out anything in that department. none of my research has turned up anything conclusive and i'm wondering if anyone here can point me in the right direction

there's a bit that went something like "ah, valentine's day, where you learn you're worthless unless someone is FUCKING YOU!" i cannot for the life of me remember what video it's from

EDIT: solved

my gastro told me i was good to come off but now i'm wondering if i should get back on. i know it's bad to take PPIs long-term but literally nothing else has helped

my gastro told me i was good to come off but now i'm wondering if i should get back on. i know it's bad to take PPIs long-term but literally nothing else has helped

why is he just a normal guy with self-awareness who speaks in complete sentences. where is the coked-out goblin i know and love

i like the segments where they're middle-aged but the kid versions are insufferable to watch now

a robust romance aspect is always a big draw of these types of games for me; i really enjoy well-written characters and stuff to do after marriage. what are everyone's first impressions so far? i've heard the guys are a little weaker than the girls, is this accurate?

it's scary because to this day we still don't know for sure what caused the clot (no family history, no underlying conditions, covid + birth control are likely culprits but nobody knows 100%) but my ultrasounds have been clear for over a year now and my surgeon says i'm finally ready to come off. i've always had health anxiety and i realize now how much i was using the blood thinners as a safety blanket, like "i don't have to panic about xyz sensation because i'm on eliquis" but now that i'm going off it's sort of scary to just be rawdogging life again as it were lmao. i'm thinking of looking into cognitive behavioral therapy, has anyone has any experience with it for hypochondria? and any other advice you could give someone worrying about suddenly being "unprotected"?