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I was beyond horny two days ago, and I really wanted a blowjob with no strings attached. So, I did something I never thought I’d do in my life, and downloaded Grindr. I set the age gap pretty high and I received messages really quickly. A 42 yr old said he’d be more than down to suck my cock, and said he could ‘host’ either at his apartment or his car. We met up at his apt and he got straight to it. He literally sucked three loads out of me, and swallowed them each time. He even worshiped my dick like crazy the entire time even though it was nothing too impressive (6x5) which was cool. I moan and grunted like crazy. It’s 100% the best head I’ve ever gotten, and it was literally from a random stranger.
Today, I went beyond that and met up with a 36 yr old man with a really nice plump/curvy ass, and I was able to fuck him as rough as I wanted to and I even came inside him with no worries about impregnation. Same thing happened too, he complicated my cock like crazy. Both of them gave me their numbers and said that whenever I’m horny again and want to get my dick sucked or I want a hole to fuck, I should call them instead of jerking off. I’m taking them up on their offers for sure too, but I want to get sucked off and fuck other guys on the app too now.
I consider myself romantically straight, but I’m assuming this would make me somewhat bi now? Idk, I don’t really care at this point. This is too good to pass up! Is it really this easy to get sexual favors from guys like this?! Has it always been this way??

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Hey all,
I made a new computer around Christmas last year (this isn't my first rodeo) and in the last month or so I've been having issues with numerous apps/games that were working fine and I think its some network issue (maybe hardware?) but its pretty hard to google network issues that match what I'm dealing with and I'm not sure how to test those hardware components.
Discord - randomly stops getting message updates and when I change text channel it "crashes" and goes to a blank screen. Restarting the app doesn't do anything and it takes around 20-30 minutes until it realizes that it's crashed and gives me a button to reload in the app to get back in. This happens like 4-5 times a day. I've tried reinstalling/trying the beta and alpha version and on update/install it gets stuck in an infinite failing update loop. I've contact support and they suggested things like making a local admin, updating drivers and whatnot but none of that fixes it. Also to mention, I can log into discord on the browser fine.
Battle.net - when it downloads games/updates it keeps failing and seems random when it actually downloads properly (it takes a good 30-45min before the update actually downloads without errors).
World of Warcraft - since the new update it has to stream data in from the servers and every time it needs to I get disconnected from the servers and have to relog in - makes playing the game almost impossible.
Steam - Downloading games sometimes is fine and other times will keep failing with some sort of disk error. I've checked my hard drives (tried to download onto both of them with the same errors) and they seem to be fine.
Razer Synapse - On boot it just won't load up. Sometimes killing all razer tasks in task manager and restarting it works, sometimes it takes a good 4-5 tries doing that for it to load up.
Other things I've tried - Used a system restore point to back when I noticed some issues. In-place reinstall of windows 11, full reinstall of windows 11, formatted my drive and installed windows 10. I've tested my RAM and SSDs, both check out fine. I have other PCs on the network and they don't have these issues from what I can tell. I've tried using wifi to connect to the network and using my phone's mobile hotspot + USB connection (using data instead of my network's wifi) and still doesn't solve the issues. I haven't flashed the bios yet but I want to see if anyone's got some ideas before I go down that route.
System Specs: Gigabyte Z790 Mobo, i7-13700k CPU, 850W PS, 3070 TI GPU, Samsung 980 Pro M.2 2280 as my main drive,

1. See a physical therapist. (Not a chiropractor!)

It's possible that your bad posture, weak neck/back muscles are causing your headaches.

1. Massage: The physical therapist will help you loosen the tight muscles through stretching and massage.
2. Strengthening exercises: He will also have you do strengthening exercises for your posture, back and neck.
3. Dry needling: some PT’s are licensed to stimulate your muscles which can loosen them.
4. Biofeedback: Your PT should be able to do biofeedback with you. This is a device that hooks up to your body and alerts you when you are subconsciously tensing up. This will help you learn to stop tensing all your muscles which may be causing your headaches.

Even if your muscles aren’t causing your headaches, seeing a physical therapist can make you feel safe or have a placebo effect and turn off the fear response I mention later in the TMS section.
It's also possible that you might have TMJ/TMD (mentioned later) and the PT will also give you exercises, massages and stretches for that.

1. Acupuncture. I was extremely skeptical of acupuncture and believed it to be a placebo but surprisingly it worked. It was even better then physical therapy. Either it’s not a placebo or placebos still work when you know it’s a placebo? I was later told acupuncture was shown to be a placebo because they measured how it work’s incorrectly. I believe they found that it’s not just working the muscle but actually rewiring the brain somehow. I guess I believe in it now and it does seem unlikely a placebo could last 1000’s of years.
   
2. Rule out all medical causes.
   
3. MRI: Get an MRI done to rule out any brain tumors or other problems of the brain.
   
4. Get checked for TMJ/TMD. This is a jaw issue that's caused by defective Temporomandibular joints. I was personally diagnosed with this through X rays and other imaging. I did not have many symptoms of this, but I got checked anyway and sure enough I had it. Most people have physical problems that don’t cause pain and does not mean you found the cause. (My TMJ was not causing my headaches) You will be prescribed physical therapy for your jaw along with wearing a special mouth guard orthotic that will take pressure off your jaw and realign it while giving it a chance to heal. You will wear it a certain number of hours of the day, depending on how bad a case of TMJ you have.
   
5. See an ENT specialist for reoccurring sinus infections if you have those symptoms. Which can cause headaches. Apparently earwax buildup from using a-tips can also cause headaches.
   
6. Allergies: get yourself allergy checked as certain allergies, such as being gluten intolerant can cause 24/7 headaches, or just headaches after you eat or exposed to the irritant.
   
7. Sleep apnea: Sleep apnea has been known to cause 24/7 headaches. A sleep study could be beneficial to rule this out. Surprisingly a lot of people don’t even know they have it.
   
8. Get blood work done: A vitamin deficiency or other irregularity in your body could be a factor.
   
9. Get your eyes checked: eye strain or other eye dysfunctions could potentially be causing your headaches and is something you could easily rule out.
   
10. Check for a CSF leak: You could have a CSF leak or high intracranial hypertension. You can find out by getting a spinal tap. If you do in fact have one of these things, then that will drastically change how you're treated for headaches. As far as any medical diagnosis that could be causing your headaches, I think this would be the most likely. And is worth at least getting checked out.
    
11. Do Pain reprocessing therapy, look into Tension myositis syndrome (tms), and download the curable app. (IGNORE AT YOUR OWN RISK)
    

TMS is a Mindbody syndrome that keeps your brain in the fight or flight response and traps your brain in a chronic pain cycle.
This is most likely what is causing your chronic headaches and should not be overlooked.
You have to realize that there is most likely nothing structurally/medically wrong with you and its most likely your brain (overactive amygdala) causing this. The godfathers of TMS therapy, such as Dr. Howard Schubiner, Dr. Alan Gordan have estimated through studies that physical causes are not causing chronic pain in 80% of the time.
The good news is that you can rewire your brain and turn off the fear response. This can be done through somatic tracking, brain rewiring exercises, journaling and meditation.
In the following experiment 66% of the participants were “cured or almost cured” in ONLY 4 WEEKS (others improved but not significantly) so just imagine what a year of this therapy could do!
https://www.colorado.edu/today/2021/09/29/how-therapy-not-pills-can-nix-chronic-pain-and-change-brain
This study took participants with at least 4/10 pain and have been suffering for at least a year.
They also theorize that even if you find a physical deformity (bulging or herniated discs in this case) that it’s still most likely not what’s causing your pain. I cant remember the exact numbers but it was something like 90% of Americans have some kind of back issue yet only 20% experience chronic pain.
It’s widely shown that physical treatments don’t work for most to all chronic pain. Hence the opioid crisis. Thinking it’s just a bunch of addicts trying to get high is a gross misinterpretation of the issue. (Although that is also a significant but much smaller then commonly thought part of the issue)
Only a small portion of doctors are aware of pain reprocessing therapy and TMS but all of them know that there is a psychological aspect of chronic pain. Don’t miss out on your chance to be cured because you think this is too far fetched. Chronic pain sufferers should be extremely opened minded.
I've seen firsthand that these exercises work. I can do somatic tracking and literally make my headache go away all with the power of my mind.
This is the link to the app https://www.curablehealth.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiAprGRBhBgEiwANJEY7BbhXki4bGuYy9QIGVG20uW22-mnf-FtAmLzsGc1bNycNDurslWbXhoCYiMQAvD_BwE. The app is a bit costly now (due to popularity because of its legitimacy) but knowing what I know now I would have paid 5k for it.
You can also supplement the app with a TMS therapist that can help you determine if you do have TMS, give you advice and guide you through it. You can find a list of all the TMS therapists on the TMS Wikipedia page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TMS
If you're not convinced listen to the “tell me about your pain” podcast or read the books “ unlearn your pain” by Dr. Howard Schubiner, “the way out” by Alan Gordan or any of John Sarno’s books. Look up everything related to them.

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Real Debrid is not for live television, it is for movies and tv shows.
​

1. Real Debrid is a service that provides access to file hosters. Real Debrid helps you find larger sources in streaming. Real Debrid can be described like a server, it downloads torrents (basically movies, shows) and you can play it from Real-Debrid in the highest quality. It's definitely a game changer if you want to stream torrents. It allows you to download and stream content that are hosted on premium file hosters, which means this can remove buffering and also give you greater speeds, and also they cache the files so that means you can probably watch the movie instantly aswell.
2. Why do I need Real Debrid? You can only get so far with free links, in my opinion. Unless you are paying for a top-notch IPTEV, you most likely will need Real Debrid atleast once. Real Debrid eliminates the need of a VPN aswell, because anything you stream from Real Debrid, your ISP will see it as Real-Debrid and not "Fight Club" or whatever you were watching, making your chances of your internet being suspended down to 0. Real Debrid is also perfect if you have 4K TV's, because you can watch movies in 4k, HD audio, HD quality, no buffering at all.
3. Should I purchase Real Debrid? Honestly, I'd recommend Real Debrid to anyone having issues right now currently with BeeTV or CinemaHD, or basically any streaming app. By the way, those apps can be integrated with Real Debrid. Meaning, you don't have to install any new apps (though I'd recommend Stremio with Real Debrid) saving you ram and storage on your Firestick. Real Debrid would be best to users with 4k televisions. Honestly, if you are unsure whether you should jump the gun, just try 1 month for now, then I'd recommend 6 months after if you liked it. It costs 3.33$ a month if you purchase 6 months. However, there is no auto-renewal, so be warned about that. If you watch movies using an IPT V however, I do not think there is a need for Real Debrid.

​
TLDR; Real Debrid is a service which grabs torrents from premium file hosters and lets you watch it without paying those scummy services. This can greatly reduce buffering, give you better quality movies/tv shows, and also higher audio quality. Real Debrid isn't an app, it's a service that can be integrated into apps to work with. Do you know when you open BeeTV and you want to watch a show and it lets you pick from a bunch of links? Real Debrid provides you with those links, ultimately beating the free links you get. For 3.33$ a month, it's a steal.
Ask me any questions about Real Debrid if you need help.

1. See a physical therapist. (Not a chiropractor!)

It's possible that your bad posture, weak neck/back muscles are causing your headaches.

1. Massage: The physical therapist will help you loosen the tight muscles through stretching and massage.
2. Strengthening exercises: He will also have you do strengthening exercises for your posture, back and neck.
3. Dry needling: some PT’s are licensed to stimulate your muscles which can loosen them.
4. Biofeedback: Your PT should be able to do biofeedback with you. This is a device that hooks up to your body and alerts you when you are subconsciously tensing up. This will help you learn to stop tensing all your muscles which may be causing your headaches.

Even if your muscles aren’t causing your headaches, seeing a physical therapist can make you feel safe or have a placebo effect and turn off the fear response I mention later in the TMS section.
It's also possible that you might have TMJ/TMD (mentioned later) and the PT will also give you exercises, massages and stretches for that.

1. Acupuncture. I was extremely skeptical of acupuncture and believed it to be a placebo but surprisingly it worked. It was even better then physical therapy. Either it’s not a placebo or placebos still work when you know it’s a placebo? I was later told acupuncture was shown to be a placebo because they measured how it work’s incorrectly. I believe they found that it’s not just working the muscle but actually rewiring the brain somehow. I guess I believe in it now and it does seem unlikely a placebo could last 1000’s of years.
   
2. Rule out all medical causes.
   
3. MRI: Get an MRI done to rule out any brain tumors or other problems of the brain.
   
4. Get checked for TMJ/TMD. This is a jaw issue that's caused by defective Temporomandibular joints. I was personally diagnosed with this through X rays and other imaging. I did not have many symptoms of this, but I got checked anyway and sure enough I had it. Most people have physical problems that don’t cause pain and does not mean you found the cause. (My TMJ was not causing my headaches) You will be prescribed physical therapy for your jaw along with wearing a special mouth guard orthotic that will take pressure off your jaw and realign it while giving it a chance to heal. You will wear it a certain number of hours of the day, depending on how bad a case of TMJ you have.
   
5. See an ENT specialist for reoccurring sinus infections if you have those symptoms. Which can cause headaches. Apparently earwax buildup from using a-tips can also cause headaches.
   
6. Allergies: get yourself allergy checked as certain allergies, such as being gluten intolerant can cause 24/7 headaches, or just headaches after you eat or exposed to the irritant.
   
7. Sleep apnea: Sleep apnea has been known to cause 24/7 headaches. A sleep study could be beneficial to rule this out. Surprisingly a lot of people don’t even know they have it.
   
8. Get blood work done: A vitamin deficiency or other irregularity in your body could be a factor.
   
9. Get your eyes checked: eye strain or other eye dysfunctions could potentially be causing your headaches and is something you could easily rule out.
   
10. Check for a CSF leak: You could have a CSF leak or high intracranial hypertension. You can find out by getting a spinal tap. If you do in fact have one of these things, then that will drastically change how you're treated for headaches. As far as any medical diagnosis that could be causing your headaches, I think this would be the most likely. And is worth at least getting checked out.
    
11. Do Pain reprocessing therapy, look into Tension myositis syndrome (tms), and download the curable app. (IGNORE AT YOUR OWN RISK)
    

TMS is a Mindbody syndrome that keeps your brain in the fight or flight response and traps your brain in a chronic pain cycle.
This is most likely what is causing your chronic headaches and should not be overlooked.
You have to realize that there is most likely nothing structurally/medically wrong with you and its most likely your brain (overactive amygdala) causing this. The godfathers of TMS therapy, such as Dr. Howard Schubiner, Dr. Alan Gordan have estimated through studies that physical causes are not causing chronic pain in 80% of the time.
The good news is that you can rewire your brain and turn off the fear response. This can be done through somatic tracking, brain rewiring exercises, journaling and meditation.
In the following experiment 66% of the participants were “cured or almost cured” in ONLY 4 WEEKS (others improved but not significantly) so just imagine what a year of this therapy could do!
https://www.colorado.edu/today/2021/09/29/how-therapy-not-pills-can-nix-chronic-pain-and-change-brain
This study took participants with at least 4/10 pain and have been suffering for at least a year.
They also theorize that even if you find a physical deformity (bulging or herniated discs in this case) that it’s still most likely not what’s causing your pain. I cant remember the exact numbers but it was something like 90% of Americans have some kind of back issue yet only 20% experience chronic pain.
It’s widely shown that physical treatments don’t work for most to all chronic pain. Hence the opioid crisis. Thinking it’s just a bunch of addicts trying to get high is a gross misinterpretation of the issue. (Although that is also a significant but much smaller then commonly thought part of the issue)
Only a small portion of doctors are aware of pain reprocessing therapy and TMS but all of them know that there is a psychological aspect of chronic pain. Don’t miss out on your chance to be cured because you think this is too far fetched. Chronic pain sufferers should be extremely opened minded.
I've seen firsthand that these exercises work. I can do somatic tracking and literally make my headache go away all with the power of my mind.
This is the link to the app https://www.curablehealth.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiAprGRBhBgEiwANJEY7BbhXki4bGuYy9QIGVG20uW22-mnf-FtAmLzsGc1bNycNDurslWbXhoCYiMQAvD_BwE. The app is a bit costly now (due to popularity because of its legitimacy) but knowing what I know now I would have paid 5k for it.
You can also supplement the app with a TMS therapist that can help you determine if you do have TMS, give you advice and guide you through it. You can find a list of all the TMS therapists on the TMS Wikipedia page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TMS
If you're not convinced listen to the “tell me about your pain” podcast or read the books “ unlearn your pain” by Dr. Howard Schubiner, “the way out” by Alan Gordan or any of John Sarno’s books. Look up everything related to them.

Hello everyone,
I’m having trouble getting the scoreboard plus program to change the score or count down the time. I dragged every text needed from the folder into the app. I’ve seen many videos and I go step by step. The only thing I see is every version the videos use, they are using 1.8.1. My scoreboard plus app says 1.0. And I can only find the older version of the app to download

I'm pretty new to this whole AW thing, and need help figuring out how to get TachyMon to work without logging workouts. Figured it's best to ask here since this app was made for people with POTS and I assume at least some people here would have experience with it.
I downloaded TachyMon on my S8 and it worked straight away when I let it read/write all the data it requested (which is only HR and workouts) but it was logging all readings it took as "workouts" when I didn't want it to. I don't need nor want 24/7 "workouts" logged in my Fitness app.
I couldn't figure out a way to change the permissions settings so I just deleted the app and redownloaded it, which allowed me to go through the permissions settings again when I opened it for the first time. This time I let it read and write HR data, but did not give it access to workouts.
Now, it's not working. I just get a "Could not begin collection of HR data" message.
I experimented a bit with deleting/redownloading the app and changing the permissions settings. It seems I either have to allow all of the permissions to get it to work (which I understand for HR, that's the point of it, but I would think logging workouts in the Fitness app isn't essential for the app to function??) and have it log everything as a workout, cluttering my workouts in my fitness app, or deny the workouts permission and not use the app at all.
Am I missing something? Is there a workaround? I really want this app to work for me since it's exactly what I need, so how do I get it to just take and record HR and alert me if my HR is too high, because that's what I want it for, not workouts.
Edit: fixed name of Fitness app

Hello there,
So I'm asking cause I'm absolutely stumped. I've had a pixel 7 Verizon version since launch. I've been having these issues and I'm about ready to pull my sim out and use my pixel 6 again. The only thing I'd say that's different on my phone is I have nova launcher installed.
-LTE in general just completely disconnects and will do it at random times. Only if I cycle airplane mode or restart does the network come back.
-When I'm listening to media, Ie YouTube music, podcasts, any app. If I lock my phone, the audio like hesitates or pauses. I've tried to disable the assistant on the phone and the hold power for assistant and no change. This is phone speaker or Bluetooth. Doesn't matter.
-My Bluetooth just doesn't work some days. My headphones, car, speaker just don't pair. Again, restarting phone usually fixes it.
-VPN the built in Google VPN just disconnects and stays reconnecting for a long time and mot of the time if I toggle it, it will stay working and be secured.
-Apps: some apps on the playstore just refuse to download to my 7. They download just fine to my Pixel 6 and I just don't understand it.
I've had every Pixel except the 1st one. I haven't had any of these issues before, and people complained about the LTE issue on the 6 and I never had those issues.
Part of it I think has something to do with it being a Verizon 7. All my previous phones were unlocked. I only chose this one cause Verizon gave me a completely free upgrade with a pixel 3 trade in. (Miss that phone)
Can someone give me some ideas of what to do?

ive been making my own for awhile, and ive been using canva! it works good but when i download the image it all blurry when i zoom in. is there any other apps/websites i can use to make them? (also canva hasnt rlly been working well for me this past months so i would like to try something new :))
thx in advance! xx

So the IWF and partners are working on an ai that will keep illegal images from popping up…. Sadly it’s not mandatory yet. For the time being, It’s meant for people who had intentionally accessed csam in the past, or people who have not yet but are concerned with their thoughts to voluntarily download it.
what are you thoughts in this idea: pass a statewide or nationwide law requiring all computers or computing devices imported to have something like that installed. It would Be built with safeguards that prevent it being tempered. I also wonder if something like this could also be implemented into browsers.
if this works for sexually abusive images, Could this kind of deep learning tool be adapted to prevent other types of cyber crime? Death threats, rape threats can be extremely troubling and traumatizing. Imagine having a deep learning preinstalled application that can prevent it. We’ve recently had a egregious case in which terrorists sent out threats to schools over lgbt stuff.
internet scams, fraud, etc are also serious offenses. Could a deep learning tool prevent people, or at least make it much more difficult to create a scam?
this subreddit Was made to discuss non carceral ideas to crime. Well, while I’m no prison abolitionist, I recognize the imperfections and limitations of the cjs, including limits of even less carceral cjs, prevention and ai need to be part of the discussion. here are some ideas of preventing both offending and recidivism.
sources
https://www.iwf.org.uk/news-media/news/new-eu-funded-safety-tech-will-help-reduce-viewing-and-demand-for-child-sexual-abuse-images-and-videos/
https://www.sailpoint.com/identity-library/how-ai-can-stop-cyber-attacks/
https://13wham.com/news/local/bomb-threat-to-hilton-schools-centered-around-lgbtq-book-in-school-libraries

I feel like I’ve installed a horror movie. This monster keeps arising from the darkness to creep into my notifications with the dreaded “random reminder”.
Anyway- I used a shortcut I downloaded from a comment here, and wasn’t able to use it to meet my needs. Deleted it. It came up in notifications again, “Random reminder” Deleted reminders app. I got the notification 4 minutes later, “Random reminder” Deleted shortcuts app “Random reminder”
At this point it’s like I’m being haunted. Is anyone here an exorcist? Google and the FAQs here haven’t helped.

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Junior in college here. 22F.
I've struggled with reading since late elementary school. I didn't get much help back then besides "try harder, go to extra help". I hated reading because it's boring and frustrating. I don't have dyslexia or anything. But for some reason, I can't recall details of what I read and I have to read something many many times in order to maybe even comprehend what I just read. My mom saw how bad I was doing and did the worst thing by shoving me into a summer class for reading. It was one of the most boring things I've ever experienced. It was in a cold, dark, church basement with the most monotone teacher.
Since I got little to no actual help in school, I just assumed I'm just dumb or not trying hard enough. I'm at such a breaking point in school. This one class has made me truly realize how much shit I'm in.
In this class, we have to read one (sometimes two) articles or book chapters for class and discuss them in class. My prof had the brilliant idea to make it mandatory for everyone to make powerpoints to present on the readings (10-15min). You won't know if you are presenting until she picks your name randomly. This has been the death of me. I stress myself so much to the point where I can't even read what I'm looking at.
Today, I tried my absolute best. Recently, I've even downloaded an app that reads my stuff to me. I didn't present, but I began to realize how different my presentation was from everyone else's. I lack the depth and the detail. Sometimes when they're presenting, I'm like "did I just not read that part?"
I don't even have officially diagnosed adhd yet so I don't have official accomodations or anything like that. I truly feel like I'm trying so so hard but I never get better and it's so frustrating. I feel like a failure.
I'm going to speak with my prof tomorrow and explain how much of a toll this has taken on me and see if there's anything different I can do. I personally think a discussion board or something would've been much better and less stressful.

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