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HI FOLKS
I made it through basic! :) I had my second outbreak while I was there, but it wasn’t bad at all and it’s all better now. How’ve you all been?! Update me!
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I leave for basic tomorrow guys. No posts for 2 months. Stay safe.
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Reblogging again for the link. WTF?
This is why my step-father told me not to stop (not even for gas) when I’m driving through those states… He told me a terrible story about him driving through Mississippi (heading to New Orleans). Long story short, he had to pretend that he had a gun in his back pocket for them to leave him alone, and this was just a few years ago.
And I also heard that they did not integrate high school proms until 2005.
“BUT THAT HAPPENED IN THE 1960’s!!!!!!!1111ONEONE”
Post racial society, everyone. Huzzah!
(via chronicallyvegan)
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when people talk about the way girls dress and say “respect yourself ladies”
I get
so
fucking
mad
because like I respect myself I think I’m awesome I am an A+ human being
but I also know my ass looks great in this dress
(via vagpatrol)
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“Male privilege is “I have a boyfriend” being the only thing that can actually stop someone from hitting on you because they respect another male-bodied person more than they respect your rejection/lack of interest.” — The Sociological Cinema (via trimichaelceratops)(via chronicallyvegan)
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Update. I’m not having a second outbreak, it’s trichomoniasis. My life just keeps getting better and better.
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looks like he’s leaving me again, right before I ship to basic. and I’m having my 2nd OB. fanfuckingtastic. I don’t know how often I’ll be on here before I go, probably not much. and then I’ll be gone for 2 months. bye.
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So apparently mono/mononucleosis is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus also called human herpes virus 4 (HHV-4).
Well I’ll be damned.
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Safe sex.
Are you getting tested regularly? How are you getting tested?
1 in 5 people have genital herpes, 90% of these individuals aren’t aware that they have it. Contrary to what people may think, genital herpes can go about without being discovered. This is why the virus is so easily spread. How do you know if you have it? If you are presenting symptoms (Such as presence of sores, redness, itchiness, vaginal discharge, pain while urinating, ect.), you may get a swab testing. If you do not have any symptoms, you may get blood work to identify the presence of herpes simplex antibodies (Type 1 or 2). The antibodies can take up to 2 months to be present in your system & if you are not presenting any sores you can be a herpes carrier and still test negative. Protecting yourself is a sure way to avoid skin to skin contact with your sexual partner, do it.
