Patient: Good news please. Doctor: we're naming a disease after you.
My dad says “the whole restaurant?” I laughed because it was so bad
So, battle won for today.
My thought is that if you end up on a good team you won't get to display your skills as a punter as much. On a bad team you're doing it all the time.
What kind of team sets up a punter in the best position to make it to The NFL.
They didn't even make a Lego game for them, that's how bad they are.
I want to, but I can't. I feel like I bother you, I feel like I disturb you.
If I can I would, but I cant. I just can't.
All I can do is wait for you to message; Even though it would take so long, Ill wait.
I know you don't feel the same but what can I do? Its what I feel.
For me it’s a Gibson LP - not sure what it is, but I have this urge to own a Gibson Les Paul. Like as if I absolutely need it which I don’t. At all, but everything inside me says I do.
What’s that guitar for you?
But seriously, he’d be unfair. Sale’s release but even farther out, with a Wagner FB and much harder, nastier slider than RHBs can’t hit.
125 K/9, 115-120 H/9 at least.
I took isotretinoin 10 months ago (see post history) and since then have been experiencing multiple detrimental long-lasting effects, to which I will go in further detail in a later post. Essentially, my side effects never went away and I am still suffering as a result of taking this medication. It's one of my biggest regrets in life.
I haven't felt comfortable sharing this, yet, because I've returned to been skimming this group from the periphery here and there for the past few months to see if anyone else is experiencing something similar.
What happened with me with this medication was incredibly upsetting and traumatic because most of the effects occurred a few days after I stopped the drug. I honestly thought they would go away but almost a year later, they did not and now I'm really freaking out.
In essence, the point of my post: I've noticed, from time to time, other people sharing similar negative experiences. These experiences usually are met with animosity, downvotes, excessive rudeness, and attacks.
Especially in this time of a worldwide pandemic of covid19, we need to band together and be kind to one another. Think about other people's suffering and be compassionate for what others are going through.
Why are so many people attacking each other here? It's meant to be a supportive community for both the good and bad, where people share openly. I don't think people will feel comfortable, as I wasn't (and still am not) about their bad experiences from this medication that are very personal and sensitive if they are met with coldness, rudeness, disrespect, attacks, mockery, and disbelief.
Please - I am calling you all to grow up and be kind. Treat others as you would like to be treated and be compassionate to everyone's' experiences. Stop attacking people who have had long term or permanent damage as a result of taking this medication. If we want to hear the truth we must create a safe environment for everyone to share.
TL;DR: Grow the f**k up and stop being unkind and rude to people who have been hurt by this drug and are merely sharing their experience. Be compassionate to everyone and be open to hearing both the good and the bad.
Thanks.
Please tell me you have my back. I have nowhere else to go.
I'm a very small Youtuber making Automotive Content and constantly learning. This Subreddit and the people giving me real feedback has truly helped me improve my quality.
So here you go, want someone to look at one of your vids, regardless of genre? Want to hear another Small Youtuber opinion? Set your link below, I'll even give you Lambda if you DO NOT link drop, and respond to my amateur commentary.
Patient: Good news please. Doctor: we're naming a disease after you.
