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Oh, all’s well, friend. Long story short: Mega heavy depression from early teens, diagnosed in my early twenties after years of substance abuse, tried to off myself, odyssey of therapists, got better for some years, got bad again, got a great psychiatrist, got on some fantastic meds that we tweak occasionally (got rid of the sweaty pills).
I’m in my thirties, have a family, life is good (apart from /late-stage capitalism and my countries slow and seemingly inevitable decline into fascism).
Thanks, it’s well under control now, but I had some shit years, not gonna lie.
My ABCC11 gene is in it’s recessive AA form.
Which is more common in Asians, but I am European. This means my earwax is almost white and completely dry, which makes it just crumble/flake out. But more importantly, my sweat is almost odourless. I am a bigger dude and sweat a lot as it is. When I used to take a certain medication that made me sweat insane amounts I would literally be wet above the belt when I walked a minute. No stank. I check regularly and have my partner check my smell but I legit have to shower more often because my hair is greasy than because of body odour. When I had super short hair the thing that made me want to shower is when my skin gets oily, which happens after about five days. I still shower every other day because hygiene, but it’s a really nice perk.
Don’t be too jealous though, nature balanced that out with heaps of mental health issues.
… and here’s your slightly irradiated kids toy back.
Well, there’s your problem, then.
It refers to the year of our Lord J-town 349.
While you are technically correct, antisemitism refers to prejudice against Jewish people.
Hey.
Medically my heart is in tiptop shape.
Nevertheless, Tarkov has given me twelve heart attacks, seven strokes, four aneurysms, two broken bones and high cholesterol.
I do not recommend you play Tarkov.
No.
On an unrelated note, do you have any cheese?
Yes, we know that. But I need to know the question.
If we build a planet sized computer I got a question for it.
Gravity isn’t bringing us down.
It’s bringing us together.