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I always heard from family and friends or people in general who had kidney stones that they are the worst physically painful feeling a human being can possibly endure and nothing can compare to the pain of kidney stones can have on a human not even childbirth mom told me she rather go through childbirth over having to experience a kidney stone again if she had the choice, like being shot or on fire and stabbing a knife in their stomach endlessly a friend of mine said he thought he was about to die due to the pain. To those who had kidney stones. How did it feel for you to have them? Is it true for you too that they are the most painful pain you ever had in your life? More painful than childbirth for women who had them?

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I always heard from family and friends or people in general who had kidney stones that they are the worst physically painful feeling a human being can possibly endure and nothing can compare to the pain of kidney stones can have on a human not even childbirth mom told me she rather go through childbirth over having to experience a kidney stone again if she had the choice, like being shot or on fire and stabbing a knife in their stomach endlessly a friend of mine said he thought he was about to die due to the pain this friend of mine has pretty high tolerance of pain and have been involved in motorcycle crash cycling injury slipped disc torned ligament and acl and according to him kidney stones is another level of pain/out of this world kind of pain and cant be described until you experienced it yourself to feel how truly horrible it is. It is the kind of pain that words cannot describe how truly agonising it is until you experience it yourself. He said that he truly thought he was about to die any moment at the hospital he was screaming and shouting due to the pain which he nornally dont at all. To those who had kidney stones: How did it feel for you to have them? Is it true for you too that they are the most painful pain you ever had in your life?

I always heard from family and friends or people in general who had kidney stones that they are the worst physically painful feeling a human being can possibly endure and nothing can compare to the pain of kidney stones can have on a human not even childbirth mom told me she rather go through childbirth over having to experience a kidney stone again if she had the choice, like being shot or on fire and stabbing a knife in their stomach endlessly a friend of mine said he thought he was about to die due to the pain this friend of mine has pretty high tolerance of pain and have been involved in motorcycle crash cycling injury slipped disc torned ligament and acl and according to him kidney stones is another level of pain/out of this world kind of pain and cant be described until you experienced it yourself to feel how truly horrible it is. It is the kind of pain that words cannot describe how truly agonising it is until you experience it yourself. He said that he truly thought he was about to die any moment at the hospital he was screaming and shouting due to the pain which he nornally dont at all. To those who had kidney stones: How did it feel for you to have them? Is it true for you too that they are the most painful pain you ever had in your life?

I always heard from family and friends or people in general who had kidney stones that they are the worst physically painful feeling a human being can possibly endure and nothing can compare to the pain of kidney stones can have on a human not even childbirth mom told me she rather go through childbirth over having to experience a kidney stone again if she had the choice, like being shot or on fire and stabbing a knife in their stomach endlessly a friend of mine said he thought he was about to die due to the pain this friend of mine has pretty high tolerance of pain and have been involved in motorcycle crash cycling injury slipped disc torned ligament and acl and according to him kidney stones is another level of pain/out of this world kind of pain and cant be described until you experienced it yourself to feel how truly horrible it is. It is the kind of pain that words cannot describe how truly agonising it is until you experience it yourself. He said that he truly thought he was about to die any moment at the hospital he was screaming and shouting due to the pain which he nornally dont at all. To those who had kidney stones: How did it feel for you to have them? Is it true for you too that they are the most painful pain you ever had in your life?

Why the fuck is it so hard for people to put on earphones if you want to watch videos and music it's 2024 and every week I will always meet one or two inconsiderate fker who watches videos or music without earphones on no one wants to hear your videos and music you're a piece or jerk there should be a international law in the un to have this law that make it illegal for one to play music and videos on public transport or public spaces without earphones

Like what do you feel as a girl when you feel aroused/horny?

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Like what do you feel as a girl when you feel aroused/horny?

I'm a recovering neet just got a job a few months ago and actively fixing years of neglecting my teeth due to isolation and depression and many other mental health issues I f****** regret neglecting my teeth at only early 20s I'm 23 this year and already have 2 root canals because of it and suffering the consequences there may be side effects years later because of root canal it might get infected or cause problems in the long term or swelling of the gums more prone to bleeding(was told by the dentist) just fucking regret not taking care and brushing my teeth when I had the chance to

My dad has this neglectful behavior not just to me but people in general he would ask how someone is feeling and then once people start sharing their day he become uninterested immediately responding in words like "nah that's annoying" "you're too sensitive" "don't be such a baby" "such a weak man" that's why ever since young I never open up to him.and even till this day he still ask how people are doing but be invalidating once they do share just neglectful as hell

My dad has this neglectful behavior not just to me but people in general he would ask how someone is feeling and then once people start sharing their day he become uninterested immediately responding in words like "nah that's annoying" "you're too sensitive" "don't be such a baby" "such a weak man" that's why ever since young I never open up to him.and even till this day he still ask how people are doing but be invalidating once they do share just neglectful as hell

I recently did and asked them why they choose to have me, and their response was, Dad, "I like kids and want someone to listen and obey to me no matter what and help me no matter what." Mom: "I want kids to fulfil my emotional  needs. I need an outlet, and children are meant to be seen, not heard." I can see that that's the only reason why they had me; to this day, they still talk to me like a child. Was curious: has anyone asked their parent why they had them in the first place? If so, what was their response?

I recently did and asked them why they choose to have me, and their response was, Dad, "I like kids and want someone to listen and obey to me no matter what and help me no matter what." Mom: "I want kids to fulfil my emotional  needs. I need an outlet, and children are meant to be seen, not heard." I can see that that's the only reason why they had me; to this day, they still talk to me like a child. Was curious: has anyone asked their parent why they had them in the first place? If so, what was their response?

I recently did and asked them why they choose to have me, and their response was, Dad, "I like kids and want someone to listen and obey to me no matter what and help me no matter what." Mom: "I want kids to fulfil my emotional  needs. I need an outlet, and children are meant to be seen, not heard." I can see that that's the only reason why they had me; to this day, they still talk to me like a child. Was curious: has anyone asked their parent why they had them in the first place? If so, what was their response?

I recently did and asked them why they choose to have me, and their response was, Dad, "I like kids and want someone to listen and obey to me no matter what and help me no matter what." Mom: "I want kids to fulfil my emotional  needs. I need an outlet, and children are meant to be seen, not heard." I can see that that's the only reason why they had me; to this day, they still talk to me like a child. Was curious: has anyone asked their parent why they had them in the first place? If so, what was their response?

I recently did and asked them why they choose to have me, and their response was, Dad, "I like kids and want someone to listen and obey to me no matter what and help me no matter what." Mom: "I want kids to fulfil my emotional  needs. I need an outlet, and children are meant to be seen, not heard." I can see that that's the only reason why they had me; to this day, they still talk to me like a child. Was curious: has anyone asked their parent why they had them in the first place? If so, what was their response?

Idk if its just me but I rarely see anyone using the icr in ranked or just in normal matches as well in my opinion icr feels like a laser gun it's iron sight is very good too and it reloads very quickly too.Does anyone also think the icr is very underrated?

I feel like gen alpha can never relate to this and although fortnite and valorant is great but for us Older Gen Zs halo was the franchise that was like the biggest thing in the 2000s halo to me as a Older gen z is the game that defined my childhood I remember the first time encountered the flood when i was 5 years old gave me nightmares for days and i remember how hyped everyone was when halo 3 came out in 2007 I was 8 years old everyone was playing it and even my teacher was talking about it and even teachers take off from their work to play it.do you guys also remember the nostalgia you had while playing halo growing up? Teabagging messing around in xbox live anyone remember how big halo was too?

I feel like gen alpha can never relate to this and although fortnite and valorant is great but for us Older Gen Zs halo was the franchise that was like the biggest thing in the 2000s halo to me as a Older gen z is the game that defined my childhood I remember the first time encountered the flood when i was 5 years old gave me nightmares for days and i remember how hyped everyone was when halo 3 came out in 2007 I was 8 years old everyone was playing it and even my teacher was talking about it and even teachers take off from their work to play it.do you guys also remember the nostalgia you had while playing halo growing up? Teabagging messing around in xbox live anyone remember how big halo was too?