I was born in 1980 and Generation X wouldn’t have me so they made up Generation Y for awhile and then sometimes I just get left off the chart completely ... anyway children born in the 80s let us join together and form our own generation! Start the millennial crap at 1990 like Gamblor says.
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Lexapro made me yawn like an insane person. I mean one time I counted 12 yawns in one minute. I know with me it was a long time, maybe a year before my psychiatrist talked about bipolar as opposed to depression. But yea, if you’re spending your savings shopping v. staying up all night painting... it’s hard to call.…
LEXAPRO IS NOT A MOOD STABILIZER. It’s an anti-depressant. It isn’t usually used for bipolar because it doesn’t treat mania. Sigh. I guess you just have to be crazy like me to know this.
Ask for a Naproxen script. It's still an NSAID but one 800mg naproxen nearly knocks my cramps out completely where I was taking 2-3 800mg ibuprofen before.
Totally agree. I read the abstract and scanned the rest of it, and it seems to me the paper is asking “why” in the context of “There are a number of reasons this could happen but which one(s) specifically is it?”, as opposed to “There is no reason for women to live post-menopause so why do they?”, which is the tone I…
Like come on, why is this question being approached this way?
It is a strong spicy molasses flavor so I wouldn’t add it to just anything. It would likely be overpowering. Mixed with warm milk and some sweetener it tastes somewhat like hot chocolate to me. But the best way I’ve found so far is with warm chai and milk. I like it but it depends on you.
Ok, this is pretty hippie, but mine has been helped with unsulphured blackstrap molasses. It literally cuts my bleeding and pain in half. The theory behind it is that many women are deficient in iron and minerals and weirdly the body responds to that with extra bleeding. Another option is iron pills, but I never can…
Having looked into this in the past, I was under the impression that such questions about menopause tend to ask why women lose their reproductive ability halfway or 3/4 way through life, whereas men don’t. So the question has traditionally been “why does menopause happen?” and not “why don’t women die sooner?” It is…
Well, there’s an evolutionary argument for homosexuals, which is basically “hey, maybe it’s good for a population to not have every adult reproduce.” Basically, maybe having gay people who aren’t reproducing but taking on other roles in the tribe helps the entire tribe survive. Menopausal women could serve a similar…
Jezebel doesn’t do science well. That’s been long established.
May I ask 1) why you married a moron, and 2), do sometime attempt to strangle him in his bed?
I got a super amazing drapey dress from Ross of all places. It was just cut perfectly and hugged in all the right places in a grey heavy jersey fabric. Sometime you luck out!
I think part of what makes these conversations so difficult is that we can’t ever hold them in a truly safe space. We can’t have a real conversation about the grey areas in sexuality without some creep jumping in to be like, “Exactly, it’s complicated, that’s why I’m not a rapist.” We feel pressure to be like “CONSENT…
If you are wearing black, nobody can see how fat are! You can just blend into the background and not exist at all!
I also love that she dared describe this garment as “timeless.”
The Puritan Backroom is also the name of my Salem Witch Hunt-themed gay sex dungeon.
I think W screwed Jeb first time out. I heard Jeb was preparing to run and W beat him to the punch claiming God told him to run for President or something like that.
I used to think he was doing so bad because people were just sick of the family, but he’s stumbled and made so many mistakes that now I think it might just be him.