Hey yall!
I am working on a lab right now, and we were asked a question about the otoscope. For the adult ear, you need to navigate up and then down because of the shape of the ear canal. However, apparently, this is different for the pediatric ear canal. I cannot find anything online. Do you guys know where I can find this information?
Aos homens gays do r/arco_iris e demais interessados, claro, o Põe Na Roda tem feito uma série de vídeos muito informativa sobre sexo, sobretudo, entre homens.
Como sabemos, nosso país carece de um planejamento e disseminação de educação sexual nas escolas e, principalmente, que nos inclua enquanto cidadãos LGBT. Por isso, decidi postar os links diretos para alguns desses vídeos para que assistam caso queiram e se informem.
Vídeo esclarecendo várias questões sobre sexo oral e transmissão de IST's por tal prática.
Vídeo sobre relacionamentos LGBT abusivos.
Vídeo sobre limpeza anal, a famosa "chuca", feita para prática do sexo anal.
Vídeo sobre a PrEP e esclarecimentos sobre a medicação.
Vídeo sobre "sexo químico" ou sob influência de substâncias químicas.
Vale ressaltar que o apresentador (Pedro HMC) está sempre acompanhado de especialistas nesses vídeos para responder as perguntas dos seguidores, não é ele simplesmente falando sobre assuntos dos quais não têm propriedade alguma.
Particularmente, aprendi muito e percebi que sabia muito pouco assistindo essa série. Se chama Gay's Anatomy. Espero que gostem tanto quanto tenho gostado!
There is a certain spot on my upper wall I like to be hit with a lot of reptitive force. I noticed on my own that there is a pocket there. I want to know if this common among the population here.
I have no idea when this appeared. I drew a SFW diagram and found a picture of a fake wound that shows a frontal view of what it feels like. https://imgur.com/gallery/Bc7wg
I've had on and off incontinence problems for the past few months. It's not an open hole/fistule as far as I can tell. It's about 1/2 inch end to end and 1/3 wide. No pain.
Time sensitive as I'm leaving for college in a few days in another country where I don't speak the language.
Note: Repost because incorrect formatting initially.
I've seen so much misinformation spread around by men, never seen a woman do the same thing with male anatomy. Why is that?
Most people simply take for granted that the insides of their ears are symmetrical, but this is often not the case. It's perfectly normal for one ear hole to be larger/smaller than the other!
Why YSK: Earbuds come with multiple tip sizes to help you get the best possible fit, but most people don't think to test eartip sizes independently for each ear. If one of your earbuds keep falling out, this can be a sign that you didn't pick the most optimal eartip size on that side.
Some additional information:
- Earbuds do fall out for other reasons, too. For example: even well-fitted earbuds can fall out during exercise (though ill-fitting earbuds will definitely worsen that issue)
- Sizing issues can go in both directions (too small OR too large), don't just assume that the eartip is too small if it doesn't fit! The best way to find out is by experimenting (please don't do anything that hurts, though!)
- If you can't seem to find the right fit, consider buying aftermarket eartips. You can often buy sample packs that come with a pair in each size -- these sample packs are great for people with asymmetrical ear canals, because you effectively get two usable pairs of eartips instead of just one.
Source:
I was surprised to find that this isn't a very well studied phenomenon! Among audio enthusiasts, it's generally thought that that this kind of thing happens fairly often (to the point where Shure specifically talks about the issue in a support article), but it does not seem as though anyone has done a proper study to see how prevelant such asymmetries actually are.
There is, however, a study (Oliveira, R., Babcock, M., Venem, M., Hoeker, G., Parish, B., & Kolpe, V., 2005) related to how ear volume changes with jaw movement that could be extrapolated to suggest that at least 1/3 individuals have some significant level of asymmetry (n=67).
Oliveira, R., Babcock, M., Venem, M., Hoeker, G., Parish, B., & Kolpe, V. (2005, February 1). The dynamic ear canal and its implications. The Hearing Review. Retrieved January 25, 2022, from https://hearingreview.com/practice-building/practice-management/the-dynamic-ear-canal-and-its-implications
I guess that's why they ovary act.
Soldier dudebro, when you MEN-struate, you either need to backup your HIM-gyene by padding a LAD-pad into your boxer briefs or sticking a MAN-pon all the the up into your MAN-gina trench, localized below your clito-HIS in your PAL-va, all the way up til you reach your SIR-vix, when the DUDE-rus is literally losing his smelly shit bleeding like a real man from being beaten down for you not getting knocked up into a HE'S-station and scoring a live birth, every month, due to HIM-onal changes in the production of two HIM-ones called HE'S-troll-en and BRO-gestatin-one produced both SIR-clically by the BRO-varies after getting them HE-ggs laid, during your MEN-strual SIR-cle, all the way until they stop in "MEN-o-pause!", may causing the chESTICLE-y glands in your Moobs to hurt every now and then during the process.
Sorry not sorry, I couldn't resist, but didn't want by any means to come across as transphobic, don't tell me transmascs doesn't refer to their bodies like that.
Edit: Hey, guess what? I'm not done yet, the HE'S-station period usually starts after intimate unprotected contact is established between the MAN-gina and a LAD-ick or a LADY-ck, which are from totally different species by the way, and lasts for about at least nine months of development usually, until the fetuSHIP is ready to take off bursting out of the fatherSHIP through the opening of the MAN-gina canal, and then being not only upgraded into a high maintenance infantRY, but also upgraded everyday with newer info data until it is, hopefully, totally autonomous and independent from the resources provided by the fatherSHIP.
A veterinary student walks into a bar and orders a beer. "How are classes going?" the bartender asks. "Well today in class we learned that cows have four stomachs to digest the tough grasses that they consume. We even dissected them," the vet student replies. "It was totally graze anatomy."
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