DukeTikus

Hi, my main hope in posting this is to find other folks with the same issue as me that had more luck in figuring out what's causing it.

I have pain episodes where my balls feel like they got kicked really hard a short while ago. It's that squeezing feeling that lasts a while after a strong impact to the testicles, just without the initial hit. The pain usually lasts anywhere from 30min to 2+ hours and varies the entire time anywhere from a slight feeling of pressure to debilitating pain that makes me unable to walk normally. The only thing that helps slightly with lessening the pain is putting my legs up, crossing them so there's constant pressure on my balls and not moving at all.

I've seen a few posts recently about incidental nudity and noticed that many people seem to view accidentally seeing a nude body as way more inherently dangerous/harmful than I would.

For example the most recent one was an aita post about a woman getting a complaint from her neighbor about being topless at home and visible through a window. A lot of comments were telling her she's at fault there and shouldn't expose herself.

This gets kicked up to another level when kids are involved in any way and the thought of a child seeing a naked person made everyone who brought it up angry.

I grew up in a context where there wasn't much shame or sexuality associated with nudity. The olde

I'm planning on building a little battery operated gadget that drops my meds on a string from the ceiling once a day so I'll definitely remember taking them.

I have no clue about electrical engineering though and am unsure where to start figuring stuff out. I could use some advice on what components to look into and how to control the whole thing.

I can figure out the specifics on how to do stuff by myself but some general advice on how you all would construct something like that would be appreciated.

Ich war eigentlich immer ein ziemlicher Fan vom öffentlich rechtlichen Rundfunk. In meiner Kindheit lief bei meinen Eltern fast immer Deutschlandfunk und ich hab damit super viel über die Welt gelernt. Seit ich mit meinen Freunden zusammen wohne haben wir jeden Abend die Tagesschau zusammen geschaut. Die unterschiedlichen Funk Dokus waren (mit Ausnahmen) auch sehr interessant und lehrreich.
Ich hatte aber irgendwie früher deutlich mehr das Gefühl das es ihnen tatsächlich wichtig ist Faktenlagen unverzerrt wiederzugeben. In der letzten Zeit fällt mir aber immer mehr Framing auf.

Bei der unsäglichen Migrationsdebatte wäre es doch eigentlich deren Aufgabe immer wieder auf die tatsächlich

First off, I absolutely get the need to get reassurance, support and vent in bi-friendly spaces when you feel rejected by society at large or the LGBTQ+ community specifically and I think there should still be an opportunity to do that.

But I feel like the vast majority of posts on here, especially in the last few weeks, were just reposting biphobia to a place where it'll affect a lot more people than the original tweet with 25 likes would have.
I am in the great position that I'm not confronted with much biphobia in my daily life because I live in a somewhat progressive area and my friends are good people. But whenever I turn on Reddit and see those posts I'm reminded that some people

I'm not opposed to hunting for food and population control but I don't quite get specifically hunting for predators. I've always heard their meat tastes pretty bad and they are integral for ecosystems by limiting the numbers of herbivores.