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  • Mothra@mander.xyztoComic Strips@lemmy.worldPMS
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    I doubt there’s many bleeding at the same intensity the whole week. Discomfort is usually during the peak, and that’s usually one day or two. I’m talking about people who seek this peak. Yeah if you take into account fringe days I probably done it more times.

    But then there’s couples that don’t have a lot of sex. Skipping a week doesn’t bother some people that much. Yeah my face is as puzzled as yours but I’ve known some. Each to their own


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    I would say it’s not too rare, but it’s not too popular either. I’ve done it only once. I can understand a lot of women wouldn’t be in the mood and or be in pain so it’s no longer enjoyable. I’m a bit of a hit and miss with my symptoms, sometimes I’m feeling great sometimes I don’t want anything or anyone near me.

    Then you need a guy who is keen on it. Some people are put off with the blood.

    Edit: and yes in my previous comment I meant people specifically yearning for it (both the “reliable period sex” + “look forward to it”, that’s somewhat uncommon.)



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    Hello, I’m a woman so let me confirm: No, nobody. Some people expect slightly bigger boobs or they know they get a libido peak right before the period, but that’s about it.

    Probably there is a minority that engages successfully in period sex and looks forward to it, but that would be niche, not something you’d expect most people to relate to.

    Never heard anyone say they expect silky hair right before their period, or the skin glow. Most people expect bloating to some degree, I haven’t heard anyone looking forward to it either.

    So yeah TLDR some of these things can be true for some people but rarely all and you would hardly call the half on the left “relatable”.


  • I guess you would need a variety of metrics for each movie, and then you would present them side by side like websites comparing computers/cars/phones do. So for example every movie would get an overall satisfaction score, but also a score for acting, music, how funny, how moving, thought provoking, accurate, aesthetics, and so on.


  • Oh wait. The previous commenter didn’t specify if they’re talking about the critics score or the general public one.

    Personally I find I usually agree with the public opinion of movies on imdb, and most things below a 6 I tend to not enjoy. Franchises with hardcore fans are a notorious exception to scores being reliable because they often overhype them (such as Star Wars or Marvel etc). Otherwise the score system works, more or less.

    The critics’ score is absolutely meaningless to me. Might as well be a random number for all I care



  • Or Photoshop.

    Also I’ve burned copper wire for fun and the green flame appears for just a second or so, once it burns (I guess the surface oxidizes? ) it stops. If they put copper on the burners they must have some impressive coordination and speed to turn all three and snap the photo before the reaction is over






  • You will get answers as varied as people. Some people think buying a gift is a sign of a transactional relationship while others think they can’t possibly show up without one. Some people just send a card via mail and others gather the whole family. There isn’t a standard.

    In my case the whole family gathers for a home cooked meal, but occasionally we’ve done lunch out. We bring a gift. It’s like a birthday sort of.




  • Edit: can someone explain why the downvotes in this post? Is OP a bot, AI or a known troll with a new account? (I use Boost which doesn’t show the ai tags) This is the right community for obvious questions after all

    Answer: Because of the type of work and the working conditions. Very simple.

    Not everyone is lucky to work doing something they love. Not everyone is lucky to work doing something others show appreciation for

    When you do meaningless underappreciated work, that barely pays you to survive, that forces you to sacrifice so much time away from doing things you actually enjoy - wouldn’t you hate it?