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| 3 | Does this count?That's what makes support groups so valuable. Us adults don't wish any harm on others when they fall ill (especially mentally ill), but most adults have pretty complex lives outside of their friendships. As we age, friendships become less of a big deal. In school we want to have whole groups of friends, but as adults the number often drops and many of our "friends" are made up of family, spouses, and co-workers we don't hate, with fewer of the traditional close friends. If one of the 20 falls il… | /r/PussyPassDenied | 12/08/17 05:55 AM |
| 2 | Does this count?What /u/featurelessskinsuit is likely referring to is that to hold back a Tourette's tic isn't merely a pain in the ass, it's legitimately terrible feeling and, for prolonged periods, exhausting. How best to describe Tourette's (which actually is closer to OCD than epilepsy in how it works and feels) is like your whole body needs to sneeze. You get that buildup and it feels inevitable, and it feels so good when you've completed it. But you can hold it in. If you try real hard. Imagine holding in… | /r/PussyPassDenied | 12/08/17 05:44 AM |
| 3 | Hit Right in the truth.One of my guilty pleasures in life is this silly family channel show called "Switched at Birth". There is a storyline in it where one of the girls (Bay) gets too drunk and wakes up, naked, next to her ex boyfriend (Tank). For several episodes she worries about whether she cheated on her current boyfriend, or whether she was too drunk to be at fault, but she doesn't really remember it. It gets really complex when she approaches family with her concerns and they all cry "rape" (for an understandab… | /r/MensRights | 22/04/16 02:42 PM |
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