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09 Jul 2024, 12:28 pm

:lol:

Thanks for the heads up Edna

Plus I didn't know until recently that women come preloaded at birth with all the eggs they're ever gonna need

I always thought that one grew each month and they were about the size of a birds egg


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11 Jul 2024, 7:39 am

While I knew the fact, I find the fact itself to be very weird.


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11 Jul 2024, 11:58 am

:lol: I know it's blowing my mind away

Anyway did a vaginal douche today and I've gotta say it was incredible

I'd well recommend it


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15 Jul 2024, 2:07 pm

I wonder what it is about shoes that women like so much


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15 Jul 2024, 8:04 pm

A good pair of heels will grab the attention of those around you.
They make a distinct sound on floors that make people stop and look!

They are great for fashion. I have shoes in different colors to do different things with my outfits.
These days I often wear shoes with a floral accent.



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15 Jul 2024, 8:09 pm

I have misophonia and one thing I can't stand is the sound of high heels.
I'd want to smack the person.


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15 Jul 2024, 9:49 pm

Good thing I live alone! I wear high heels at home on hardwood floors!
I find it helps my balance and coordination!
When you get to my age that often becomes a health issue.



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15 Jul 2024, 10:19 pm

I'm almost your age. I live barefoot. That helps me stay connected to the earth.


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15 Jul 2024, 11:15 pm

IsabellaLinton wrote:
I'm almost your age. I live barefoot. That helps me stay connected to the earth.


Not the first time , I had heard about good stuff possibly connected with ( the Earth as a grounding for a human)
Research is out there , I do believe..Older all cotton kung fu Shoes,, Think a Chineses peasant type looking...Great for Earthing .
After a certain age , it is normal process , to go to the sensible shoes idea..hopefully with a little Style? Perhaps.... :mrgreen: . Am still lending towards certain pairs with certain outfits....and mood . :heart: ...of course.


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16 Jul 2024, 1:20 am

Yeah, there's the grounding feeling but I'm also very sensory. I love / need to feel the floor under my feet and all the different sensations of walking. I can't even stand socks because it's like wearing gloves on your hands all day. If I wear anything in the house it's my Birkenstocks which are custom-formed for the soles of my feet. Even that's very rare, like if I'm sweeping up broken glass and don't want to step on it.


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16 Jul 2024, 4:55 am

I've recently seen skimpy crop tops and short shorts that show almost as much skin as a 2 piece bikini.
Does clothes like that help anyone with autism?



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16 Jul 2024, 5:39 am

BTDT wrote:
I've recently seen skimpy crop tops and short shorts that show almost as much skin as a 2 piece bikini.
Does clothes like that help anyone with autism?

Depends on one's sensory profile.

There are autistics who would rather be naked 24/7.
There are autistics who like them tight.

There are autistics who gets triggered with being tightened by garter.
And there are autistics who would rather be covered from head to toe.

But one thing is most certain; we all hate itchy stabbing tags.



Personally, I'm the latter two.

I don't like short and skimpy. It's both exposing and possibly hurt.
I want something long and loose. But I'm in the tropics, sooo...


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16 Jul 2024, 6:41 am

Edna3362 wrote:
But one thing is most certain; we all hate itchy stabbing tags.

In my sewing days I'd use a seam ripper to re-do mistakes.
I wonder if anyone here uses a seam ripper to remove those tags?
Some skill is required to avoid putting holes in clothes.
I'd certainly practice on some less desirable clothes before trusting my new skills on a favorite piece of clothing.

I remember ripping the seam of a blouse trying to take it off. I was able to use a seam riper to remove the thread joining the two pieces and re-sew the two pieces back together again so I could wear it again!



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16 Jul 2024, 10:18 am

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I wonder if anyone here uses a seam ripper to remove those tags?

I never used a seam ripper. Never owned one myself.


If I'm too frustrated, I'd rip off the tag from the cloth. Of course it will damage the cloth.

If I'm not, I'm using the smallest crochet hook I own. Spent time between the yarn twisted ply loosening and severing threads sewn bound to the tags.
The results may vary.

And if I'm particularly very patient and with a lot of time to kill, I'll just use a needle to do the same. :lol:


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16 Jul 2024, 10:59 am

I've used a seam ripper a few times on pillows or stuffed toys, where the tag is bolted into the seam. Pulling by hand could loosen the seam and make the stuffing come out. On some clothes the tags come out easily with a gentle tug. Some clothes can keep the tag if it's soft and flat enough and doesn't drive me mad. Lots of my clothes are made tagless anyway.


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16 Jul 2024, 11:27 am

BTDT wrote:
A good pair of heels will grab the attention of those around you.
They make a distinct sound on floors that make people stop and look!

They are great for fashion. I have shoes in different colors to do different things with my outfits.
These days I often wear shoes with a floral accent.


I just got some stiletto boots but they're not for walking in


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