master0jack Archive

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5	Study on oxytocin and hormonal contraceptives (please help) Yeah but you cant control that, unless she decides to get off of it. And how will you react or feel if she wants to stay on? You will simply have to trust her. I stopped taking the pill for this reason, not from a detatchment point of view (it didnt cause detachment for me..) but because I could tell the hormones were changing who i was as a person. But its kind of an insult to yourself and an insecure thought pattern to put her feelings for you and whether or not shes capable of full attachment…	/r/ExRedPill	20/05/18 09:49 PM
13	Study on oxytocin and hormonal contraceptives (please help) This is your insecurity talking. Valid concern, but the rest is insecurity.	/r/ExRedPill	20/05/18 09:08 PM
36	Why women are so entranced by "The Handmaid's Tale" Margaret Atwood is a world renowned author- she is not simply 'moderate'. She's worth 100M. Just saying.	/r/TheRedPill	29/05/17 06:17 AM
3	Volunteering in a primarycare doctors office for 2 years opened my eyes... L O L alright then, calm your tits.	/r/TheRedPill	18/01/17 02:44 AM
10	Volunteering in a primarycare doctors office for 2 years opened my eyes... I'm an RN, I am telling you either the person who took your blood was not a volunteer OR wherever you got your blood drawn is practising illegally.	/r/TheRedPill	17/01/17 09:41 PM
38	Volunteering in a primarycare doctors office for 2 years opened my eyes... I work in the medical field. This reeks of BS. Nobody is going to let a volunteer draw blood, no matter if they're medically trained or not, in a family practice. The rest of the story is absurd as well.	/r/TheRedPill	17/01/17 01:54 PM
1	I just got Chlamydia and two Phone Numbers Yep. I'm actually speaking as an RN on this topic. I have never seen or heard of a nurse (RN, LPN or NP, doesn't matter) doing such a thing. Ive been asked to dinner or offered gifts from clients and I always refuse- even if they're elderly or children or whomever- as do my colleagues for the simple reason that it is wholly unprofessional and also unethical in the sense that it is actually abusive of the provider-patient relationship. Im sure in some universe it does happen, but twice in a row a…	/r/TheRedPill	01/07/16 12:16 AM
55	I just got Chlamydia and two Phone Numbers Lol. You seriously expect us to believe that professionals would risk their licenses and livelihoods so they could get a date?	/r/TheRedPill	30/06/16 02:48 AM
1	Questions for the community + a story Does the same hold true if a woman supports a man? Is he her property?	/r/MGTOW	30/04/15 03:18 AM
8	Question for Red Pillers: Why do you hate single mothers so much? And why do you praise single fathers then? Sunjammer4LYF!	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/08/14 10:38 PM