Irritating Smell

I just bought a new bra about a month ago and it was amazing! Today I put the bra on and out of nowhere the bra is irritating the skin on the right side only under my armpit. Any guesses as to why this is happening and any suggestions as to make it stop?

One of my bras does this too, and ive noticed the area where it does has like a tear and a little plastic thing sticking out. It may just be time to get a new bra but I know they’re expensive and when you find one you like you’re not gonna wanna throw it out after a month. Sometimes i put a little piece of toilet paper over it hehe but it may look dumb you could try like sewing a patch over it? if it is a tear, it it isn’t idk what. Good luck!

I also recently bought a new roll on deodrant so I don’t know if it’s anything to do with that either.
I’ve never shaved my armpits before, always just used a roll on hair remover, but since I did it the other day there seems to be a spotty rash on it that keeps irritating and its really itchy.
What do I do?

when you shaved did you use a shaving gel or cream?

I think, from past experience, that you either dry shaved with no water or with water and nothing else or plan soap and you have therefore got razor rash.

Next time, use a shaving gel or cream which has been designed specially for this job - men’s are a lot cheaper than women’s and if you get unperformed, nobody will be any the wiser.

KD

For the past couple of days my vagina has been really irritating and they only way I can find relief is through masturbation. It was alright at first but now I can’t stop this and I keep having to masturbate often to stop the irritation. It is now really annoying and is starting to hurt. Does anyone know what is wrong or how to stop the irritation?

You probably have a yeast infection or a mild irritation from soap, shaving cream, etc. I would just go get some Vagisil at the drug store and apply it a few times a day until the irritation stops. It was my doctor’s first recommendation when I complained about any itching/irritation. It is completely safe no matter what age you are, too. They even use it on babies with infections, that’s how mild it is.

1) hangnail
2) something stuck in teeth/eye
3) itch you can’t scratch
4) being too cold/hot
5) "feeling the burn" (fat burning)
6) sweaty
7) nausea
ears clogged
9) burned tongue/mouth
10) hunger

sorry it’s so many but ya know…fat burning is the most irritating feeling to me and has itching coming in close second. what about you?

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Basically I was wondering if you knew, know rather, how to reason deductively and decisively in a relationship. When in a relationship, do you believe it to be beneficial to know what will happen next, how it will happen and why, or do you simply find it irritating and yearn for spontaneity?

well, when i first meet the guy then i’d like to know what will happen next. sure saves me a whole lot of time, and at least i won’t have to risk getting hurt for the millionth time. then, as the relationship goes on, then spontaneity is fun. normally i’m very spontaneous, and i like my men to be sponaneous as well :D.

mine? (please?)

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If left alone they will die due to lack of attention.
If you attempt to kill the bugs in normal way,they will only multiply.
Either ignore or give a lethal blow.

I hadn’t realized that I was always coming across as putting myself down and how irritating women found that until Juditha pointed it out to me. I’m sorry and I’ll stop that. What is the best way a guy can be supportive of women without seeming like he’s trying to such up or putting himself down?

How to Stop Being a People Pleaser
originated by:Anna Browning, Anonymous, Ben Rubenstein, Krystle (see all)

Do you habitually give in to other people because you just can’t stand the thought of upsetting them? Do you put your needs to one side because you get a buzz from someone else’s happiness, only to find that he or she is not a bit grateful? If so, you are a classic "people pleaser," and you are, in all probability, not getting what you want out of life. It’s time to shift the focus from others to yourself, and stop being a martyr.

There’s trouble ahead when you live only for the approval of others, saying what flatters them, doing what indulges them…

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The People Pleaser Pattern:
Transforming Compliance to Autonomy

Jay Earley, PhD

This article is one of a series on the Pattern System, a way of understanding personality that leads directly to personal growth. Each article focuses on a specific personality pattern. This one highlights the People Pleaser Pattern, sometimes known as compliance.

Read over these statements to see if they apply to you under some circumstances:

-I try to be who someone wants me to be.
-I am afraid to rock the boat.
-It is hard for me to know what I want.
-I avoid speaking my mind.
-I find it easier to go along with what someone wants or with their opinion.
-I fantasize about a strong person taking over my life and making it work.
-It is hard for me to express my feelings when they are different from someone I’m close to.
-It is difficult for me to say No.
-I avoid getting angry.
-It is hard for me to take initiative.
-I try to be nice rather than expressing how I really feel.
-I want everyone to get along.

If these statements fit you in certain situations, you may have a People Pleaser Pattern. It isn’t necessary that they apply to you across the board. You may be compliant only with certain people or in certain situations. Personality patterns aren’t the same as personality types. If you have this pattern, it doesn’t me that you are a People Pleaser, just that a part of you is, and it doesn’t have to be a dominant or pervasive part…

5-7 almost invisible hairs are growing in the inner corner of my eye. I found them today when it was particularly irritating and got within 3 inches of the mirror to see them.

I used to get hairs there, too. They drove me crazy, so I plucked them. I think it’s probably OK, just be really careful and don’t stab yourself in the eye with tweezers.

Since I have long nails now, which are entirely my own, I wonder how some people can stand wearing super-long, fake nails to perform everyday tasks.

Having tried them before, I couldn’t even leave them on for an hour and the buggers would start to get dirty underneath and dig into my follicle beds. How can people wear fake nails and not find them one bit irritating?

I think once you wear them long enough you really start to not even notice them and not realize they are there plus with practice it gets easier to perform everyday tasks. They become part of you!! (:

She had her teeth done saturday, her saddle n back had been checked and is fine, but she is still head tossy at certain parts of hack, mainly in the woods, roads she’s fine on!, so i am thinking maybe hayfever / pollen irritating her, what can i give her?
Would something like piriton help her? she only tosses when in wood land etc…

You can put a piece of pantyhose over her nose to stop dust and allergens from getting up it.

I also give my QH that suffers with chronic heaves and seasonal allergies regular, OTC liquid Benadryl as suggested by my vet. Put the human dosage into a syringe and squirt like wormer after you get your vet’s ok.