Aww how cute. My boyfriend is very straight, believe me, and he has no problem talking to my face.

Wow, terrible spelling grammar AND name-calling! I'm TOTALLY going to change my diet now!

Some anti-depressants actually make you get drunk faster. Celexa works on the same part of the brain as alcohol, so (when I was drinking) having one drink felt like having 3-4. It's a plus if you enjoy being drunk.

Thankfully I don't drink much anyways. I'm extremely neurotic, so I tend to not do anything at all risky with meds.

Sigh. I need to upgrade my internet. I can't even watch Netflix and check my email without shit going wrong. Whine.

I want to marry whomever wrote this script.

Yay! Fun story: since I've been on Celexa since puberty, I never noticed it affecting my sex drive. Then, my doctor and I tried lowering the dosage just barely, and my libido went CRAZY. So it will be interesting to see what happens when I wean off that eventually. :)

OMG I never meet anyone else on it. Gross question: have your periods gotten lighter since taking Gianvi? I only have to wear a pad one day of my period now. It's really nice.

I don't think so. It's teacher insurance, so I don't think they can be that picky. I don't know.

Hopefully that'll teach them a lesson. My cousin's Collie almost bit me once, and I never made that mistake again!

I just keep thinking of the sound of his spine breaking in "Javert's Suicide" and I just can't.

Maybe. It seems strange because Yaz, from what I understand, is kind of a specialty BC. Like, my doctor prescribed it because I have a family history of bad reactions with synthetic hormones.

The bigger the dog, the bigger the baby. A Yorkie is more likely to nip at a kid than a Great Dane. Big dogs are usually mellow unless they've been trained otherwise.

When I was in preschool, a seeing-eye dog trainer came into our class to teach us about her dogs. The two things she said that have stuck with me after 20 years:

This is the second meds post in here that is about a drug I'm taking!

I officially have the weirdest health insurance ever. They stopped covering my BC, and the price went up to $80/month. I called my insurance to ask about it, and they said that I could switch to Yaz and they would cover the whole thing.

Abilify? I was prescribed that before Wellbutrin, but had a weird reaction to it.

Ooh I'm on Wellbutrin right now!

What is with all the trolls replying to this post?

True true true. I wear a 40F, but my breasts are proportional to the rest of my body, so they don't ~*~seem that big. It's all perception.