/hb/ - Health & Beauty

>>22170
>(idk if he buy them for a girl in the past or whatever)
You're more graceful than I would be about it.

I have been unable to pick out why the hentai outfits drew his attention. They don't flatter a woman at all, just look "unique"? One of them looks like the Borat swimsuit, I hate it. Some of them he showed me were some hentai volleyball video game he played as a kid. Like why did artist decide these were nice?

>>21930
I loveee this kind of lingerie. It's so pretty and I would honestly wear corsets/gowns like this out if men didn't exist. Hate any kind of thin string underwear though.

>>22336
yo girl, that's disgusting. Don't let a disgusting man like that defile you with his hentai projections.

>>21930
I like these too, like it's aesthetic and cute. I don't really care what men love.

>>21929
Idk if that's just my autistic ass problem, but it's really hard for me to find any lingerie not itchy and uncomfortable
tho I also had a boob reduction this year and maybe if i find something with good material, I'll like it, since regular bras changed completely for me, i used to despise them, now i can't live without

>>22879
I use mooneva, it's also open-source:
https://mooneva.se/pages/mooneva_cycle

>>22952
is it better than drip?
I've been using drip for a while because it's FOSS, but it's just so basic and a bit ugly ngl

>>22963
is drip the same app that advertised itself to sick moids larping as women?
if yes, anything is better than drip
pretentiously rejecting cute and pink interfaces isn't something to be proud of, too

I use Bluemoon, it's minimalist but does its job

>>22963
Ayrt, and yes. I actually switched from drip. It has more statistics, which I find useful, and mood and symptom correlation displays that are easier to read. And the design is easier on the eyes.

>>22966
whaaat, i didn't know drip had beef
I never saw any ads on it, I just found it on fdroid

wtf reading a book about pregnancy and now I’m finding out you’re supposed to get a bunch of vaccines too
And I guess there are some vaccines you are supposed to get every 10 years or so? I don’t think I got vaccinated past school age

The nausea and vomit issues are so fucking nasty. I constantly feel like I'm either starving or nauseous.

>>22975
I've heard peppermint candies can help with nausea but I'm not a doctor or anything

I can barely eat lately tbh. I lost my appetite. It sucks.

What's funny I think there's literally only one food that makes me feel good and it's just mashed potatoes.

>>22982
There is a time frame during pregnancy that enables mother to decide the speed of her child's metabolism, by regulating the amount of consumed calories. I don't remember the exact time frame though, got that from Robert Sapolsky's biology lectures on yt.

>>22986
I know you don't want to hear this but I think you should embrace it. It's not uncommon these days for women to shave their hair off. You could always wear a wig if you wanted to look normal.

>>22990
You're going bald as well I see

I had it for idk, 15 years or so. Used several different versions of hormonal birth control including Depo. Only thing that worked was stopping my periods completely. I didn't have a bunch of excessive bleeding, but holy shit the pain. Never passed out from it but came close a few times. My stomach is permafucked from years of taking NSAIDs because Tylenol wouldn't even touch the pain and nobody likes prescribing opioids for chronic or recurring pain for obvious reasons. Weed helped, but it was still illegal back then (go-to-prison illegal, not just ticket illegal) so I only used it a couple times. Drinking helped but I don't recommend it for obvious reasons. Valerian root and heating pads or hot showers helped a tiny bit but not enough to make it possible to function.

Eventually had a complete hysterectomy because I also had PMDD and nothing was really helping that very much. Even the shot didn't really totally get rid of it, and for some reason I started having breakthrough symptoms between shots. Between the two, my life was damn near unlivable. Now I'm living that childfree life, and if I end up getting osteoporosis, well, at least I had a few good decades which is more than I would've gotten otherwise.

>>6443
I have suspected for years I have this. I get intense pain when standing for even just short periods of time when I'm on my period and I have to consistently sit down as the pain around the top half of my legs and vaginal opening is so intense its unbearable. I've been to the doctors about it and all they did was prescribe me some high level pain killers but I live in the UK so trying to get a referral to a gynaecologist is like pulling teeth.

My sister has this and Im so thankful I dont have it, too.

I did, however, have an ovarian cyst that got so bad it swelled to the size of a fist and almost killed me. So now I'm missing an ovary. I'd get birth control if it didn't require a prescription in my state (southeastern US, no health insurance)

Apparently I have a cyst in my ovaries that's likely caused by endometriosis, the only treatment to which is surgery. It's 2x2cm-ish. I've literally never had an idea I might have endo, I've only ever heard of it before.

I should be fine… but it is a bit unsettling.

Perhaps a routine self-care plan will help you, Nona

>>22977
I’m trying hormonal bc right now for the first time in my life, too early to tell if it’s working but I know it can be very hit or miss. I’ve heard things about otc antihistamines but haven’t tried that yet myself.

>>22682
kek can't win

>>22814
Women have the biggest breast to body size ratio when not breastfeeding compared to other mammals yet the average breast sze is considered small now

>>22814
>But all of them had generous baby feeders.
No, thats the point, they hadnt. Show me just one old portrait, statue and so on with huge porn breasts, they simply dont exist. There are countless paintings, drawings, woodcuts, statues etc with small breasts. Until the modern era, no one seemed to give a shit.

>>22972
This hairstyle needs to make a comeback

>>22911
Oh I was actually considering to share mine.

Here’s a shitty fit I threw a while back. Only problem is I don’t like how my hair goes with it. I also have a blue-white one. Sorry the mirror is dirty

>>22916
You dress like a troon

>>22916
This must be a joke…right?

>>22949
Nope

>>22911
I don't know if you even still post here but please don't self harm. It won't solve your issues. Your outfit is nice.

>>22939
Does yogurt have a lot of protein? I actually need to increase my protein intake. I've mostly been eating peanut butter lol

>>22845
i've lost 20kg since last year, and honestly all i did was starve. i don't recommend it, but can't deny it works.

>>22953
i'm also a binge eater btw
but the only thing that could stop me was forgetting how good food feels, and focusing on making healthy stuff the only option in my house. i tried to make myself believe i hate everything i liked before. it kind of gives u a sense of superiority when you're able to deny stuff, and becomes addictive at some point.

>>22954
i struggle with binging too and tried quite a few meds for that, but the one that has been actually working so far is ozempic, since it basically nuked the food noise constantly hovering in my brain + makes me actually want to eat healthy stuff, it's insane
I'm trying to reeducate my eating ways meanwhile because I don't know for how long I can convince my doctor to keep prescribing it and J really can't go back to the binges

>>22953
Don't do this. It doesn't foster healthy eating habits or eating smaller portions. When you start to eat again, because you haven't calibrated your baseline of what you should eating and also because over-restriction is counter-intuitive, you're just going to end up gaining it back. >>22939
Do this. Part of the reason why we end up binge eating is because our bodies need more nutrients, and instead of eating slop like chips, this will actually fill you up. Variety is very important.