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Up until I was twelve, at what point I went to a boarding school, I had to do all my "deliveries" in an outhouse at the end of our garden, inside it, there was a plank with a hole in it, covered by what looked like a big saucepan lid. There were old newspapers there for... you know and the ink from those blackened our butts. It wasn't very pleasant in the middle of winter, when it was freezing cold to cross the snowed garden to do our business there... It's one thing of my childhood that I don't miss...
 
Interesting. Everything I did as a child was colorful and bright and later as I became more and more depressed I fell into the trappings of "Black is the new..." and would only wear black: t-shirts, jeans, shoes, socks, undies, and when I wore one, hats.

I'm only just rediscovering (especially traditionally feminine colors) colors and while I'm nervous about exposing myself like this, I'm having fun at the same time. It's liberating.

I also have depressive episodes and take to wearing black Tee Shirts etc
 
I had a neighbor that had triplet sons, all which grew up to be heroin addicts and steal the change out of our cars.

Philly. :shrug:
 
The fingers on my right hand (dominant) have started to go numb. First the pinkie finger, then the next, and now the middle finger. Strange. This has not happened before. I assume it's part of a carpal tunnel problem
 
Today I was watching Succession and got all three.

The female President from 24, Mr Kettleman from Better Call Saul, and Hooper from OitNB.
 
The fingers on my right hand (dominant) have started to go numb. First the pinkie finger, then the next, and now the middle finger. Strange. This has not happened before. I assume it's part of a carpal tunnel problem
I may also be a disc problem in your neck. Traction is the action. :techman:
 
@Cutie McWhiskers, my apologies. I wasn't totally aware of a lot of the side effects of HIV prevention and treatment medications nor how quickly HIV mutates.

I comparison between diabetes and HIV was only on the most superficial level in that both require life-long medical interventions and both have some pretty nasty side-effects but in no way was I trying to imply that they were similar in any other way (transmission, etc.). Again, I'm very sorry that what I wrote came across differently than the way I meant it.

Although I'm part of the "community", my knowledge of general LGBTQIA+ issues is embarrassingly limited.

No worries, and no apology needed! :) We all write things others than ways intended, and perception of them is also a more individual experience. I'm definitely one of the more fallible individuals in that regard...

I took some time to reflect and can now understand the correlation after removing some nuances behind how one gets either disease and it is still very accurate; diseases are just that and need to be cured or treatable/remain treatable and whose side-effects can be nasty (hence avoidance being best, but each disease is different...)

Most transmission methods for diseases (communicable or genetic (hereditary or a one-off)) people aren't aware of, many don't get tested and genuinely don't know - or know the entire set of ramifications. I know people who are diabetic (either type) and it's by and large remembering their reactions or opinions from various chats in the past... at least those who actually got the diagnosis, a lot of people with HIV and Diabetes both can have it and not realize it until after significant damage is done. :(
 
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