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Do you think education is prioritised over mental health?
When I was 12 I got seriously ill with a brain condition that was costing me my eyesight, I once had perfect vision but it quickly went downhill and I couldn’t even read the white board in school without blurriness and...
Anonymous
(25-29) The Best Covid-19 vaccine: AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson
As the European Union threatens to block exports of the AstraZeneca vaccine to France, the mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo calls for the opening of the vaccination to all those who wish it. Efficacy, differences, side...
RawaajUK
Xper 5 Age: 27 I can’t trust her?
My friend and I have gotten close lately. She’s going through a breakup and we’re roommate’s but we’re friends too because she told me everything about her breakup and we hangout a lot. Her family lives close to our...
Starrr01
Xper 7 Age: 24 Why people become more conservative/libertarian through life's experiences and getting older (CAUTION: LONG READ)
Some people hate that title, but this is true (for the most part). To give you some background I think back to my late teens and early 20's, a time when you are exposed to more politics because of your age and because you...
bellybuttonlint
Yoda Age: 42 Are you taking, or have taken, the COVID-19 vaccine? Why or why not?
I’ve been officially offered the vaccine in the current USA phase of vaccination due to being an education worker, & so many thoughts are swirling in my head about whether to get it or not. —————— After hearing...
Prof_Don
Master Age: 40 
My Family's Personal Experience With Donor Transplant
I'm sharing this story because this is a subject very near and dear to my heart.... And because, April is National Donate Life Month. The Diagnosis My second daughter (now 22) was barely 2 years old when My husband's...
Digital/internet OCD: one of the lesser known types of OCD and how it affects the people that suffer from it
OCD comes in different shapes and sizes and contrary to popular belief it’s doesn’t only involve being organized. It’s far more complex than that. And it can cause tremendous anxiety for people that suffer from it. OCD...
Why God warned Christians about Greed - Possessions Change People
Here I will describe three people in my circle who changed after they became rich to point out why God said money challenges your loyalties. When my cousin first came to America, her parents were poor, my uncle was...
My boyfriend thinks me wanting a baby is just baby fever 😢 I don't know what to do?
I’ve wanted to be a mom since I was 13 but made the decision to not even consider it until I was at least 21 I even was a virgin until I was 18 because I didn’t want to risk being a teen mom like most woman in my family...
Anonymous
(25-29) Trust Is Always A Gamble
I'm writing this Mytake about trust after two questions I recently posted: Should People Card Someone Before Having Sex With Them? The first was after a user told me a story about how he was trying to put the moves on...
Should I walk away?
I meet a guy on Twitter I think he is cool, first week we speak he replies with one word and leaves in the middle of the conversation. When I get upset , because yes yet he has left the conversation without even saying...
pollyp90
Xper 3 Age: 36 Is it all about the Chase? How far will a man go for one night of passion?
I never chase a guy because, let’s face it, if he wants you, let him work for it. He pursued me. I gave in quickly. There was passion, emotional intimacy, we traveled together, we inspired each other. We were having great...
Anonymous
(45 Plus) Running the Risks: Providing Perspective For COVID-19
At the present time, in the first world, there’s currently estimated to be a 0.3–0.68% chance of death from COVID-19 infection, according to the WHO, per annum. And it's long since become clear that only c.25% of those...
DevilsAdvocator
Yoda Age: 32 The term 'Victim Blaming' is overused. Discuss?
Of course this excludes serious crimes like sexual assault. Blame and responsibility are different things. We need to focus on accountability and all you're doing is enabling bad habits. For example, if you know...
BruceJender
Yoda Age: 31 Are you uncomfortable about hugging, with the risks of Covid?
Yesterday I've given this friend some sweets because today is the Epifania, and in this tradition children and sometimes women receive sweets from the Befana (a sort of good hag/witch figure). I've joked that she can't...
How long do you think it'll take for and and all Contact Sports to get feminized out of existence?
According to the feminist Karens who now seemingly dictate policy to restrict and regulate every facet of our lives, in their never-ending quest to eliminate risk and masculinity and wrap everything up in soul-destroying...
Anonymous
(30-35) Would it be necessary to invite my sister to this BBQ?
or not really? Due to this pandemic it is well known people have to avoid crowds, wear facial mask and keep a physical distance but also only hang out with the family or relatives that live under the same roof as yourself...
Anonymous
(45 Plus) How to ask a girl out at work?
Its a warehouse and we work in different departments. We're not supposed to chat but we do and get cut off by supervisors. Is it to weird to just go up and ask her out. Like, i might get sent away without an answer. Or...
jcjj1991
Xper 5 Age: 35 Answers to common questions about the COVID vaccines!
I take care of covid ICU patients. I have been asked a lot what I think about the vaccines and if I will get them. I am waiting until the release of the full side effect profile as determined by the FDA to take an...
1truekhaleesi
Editor Age: 29 Given how easily people were mislead with "plandemic" nonsense, can we really expect "free market principals" to solve Americas' medical cost problem?
Many have argued that if we treat medicine like a business and get government out of it, the free market will both make it safe and drive prices down. But given all of the conspiratorial BS that's gone around with this...
Ad_Quid_Orator
Guru Age: 36 