Cordelia ,'End of Days'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Okay, seriously????? I'm really really REALLY getting sick of almost every person I meet or spend time with going on and on and ON about their boyfriend, booty call, swooning and sighing starry eyed over their dreamy new beau. It really just makes me want to hide in my room forever, and cry, and never come out again.
I know you're all wrapped up in your own love life, but can at least one fucking person try and spare some thought for others around you?????
I apologize for the previous rant. It's been building. Feh.
Dude, don't apologize. I totally hear you.
Just don't go on OK Cupid on your birthday.
Heh. So I have gathered today.
Happy birthday omnis!
Happy birthday omnis! May it be filled with that thing you like.
Happy Birthday omnis!
So, i went to dancing, and wasn't feeling it, and had this invite to a birthday party from this girl I know (but not well), and decided WTF, I'd go hit up her birthday. But then I drive all the way to West Seattle, and the bar is (a) mad sketch, and (b) all parked up. It had a tiny parking lot, but then was the only thing around on a busy road, so it's not like I could just park down the street. So I drove past it twice, and decided to chicken out and come home early. Sigh. I was hoping there'd be cute girls there to flirt with, but...
I feel you, Sean. Well, not like that.
This may be TMI, but I've been wanting breast reduction surgery for years, and will probably be in a solid financial place next year (within 18 months) to be able to at least finance the procedure, if not just pay it on a very low interest card from my credit union.
I don't have any idea how to begin researching a surgeon, here. I mean, I'm in the plastic surgery capital o' the world. There seems to be thousands of them.
It's possible that my insurance will pay for some if not all, but I'm also concerned about scaring, and would like them lifted. I'm unsure if my insurance will pay for anything more than a cheap reduction to relieve pain in my back and neck.
I understand that there will be some scarring, as well as a possible loss of sensitivity. I'm not going to be having children, so breast feeding issues aren't a concern.
How does one research a good surgeon. I don't need a rock star overpriced boutique surgeon, just a good one. How do I know if I'm talking to a butcher?
What sort of requirements exist for plastic surgeons?