As a pretty woman, I love the moment when someone new makes eye contact with me and you can just see in their eyes of them thinking like wow she's really pretty. Never gets old
Hey ladies!!! Please don’t give us anymore advice on how to keep a man… We wanna know how to make 100k every month. Those are the secrets we wanna know!!!
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I don’t know, I just keep coming back to this idea that children are supposed to outgrow you. That’s the whole point, right? You give them everything you didn’t have & pray they run farther than you ever imagined. You hand them a map & whisper…please, find the roads I was too afraid to walk, let the world be kinder to you than it was to me, step into the future like it’s yours, because it is. And honestly, the idea of being jealous of them feels so backwards. Because a parent who envies their child has forgotten the assignment entirely. If my children surpass me, GOOD, that means the story didn’t end with my mistakes. Envy has absolutely no place in a room where you’re teaching someone how to grow. I want them to take every beautiful thing I ever did & every bad thing I survived and use it as scaffolding. Please, climb so high the sun is forced to learn your name. Please, fly so high you never have to look back to see where I stopped. And if all I ever do in this life is give my children the ground to launch from, then that’s enough for me. More than enough.
@Doctors_GUILD 👉 b) Lung atelectasis
Why?
Postoperative fever is often remembered by the “5 W’s” timeline:
Day 1–2 → Wind (lungs)
👉 Atelectasis is most common
Day 3–5 → Water (UTI)
Day 5–7 → Wound infection
Day 7+ → Walking
(thrombophlebitis/DVT)
There is absolutely nothing wrong with a woman wanting what her parents never had. Everyone aims to live a better life. Should a girl, because she came from a poor background, now aim to settle with a poor man? The importance of the economic part of marriage can never be overstated. I always say that two poor people should not be getting married.
A woman who is pretty, educated, has a job or business, and a decent character can aim to marry a man who is rich, and she is not aiming for too much.
I know a few women whose lives were transformed because of the men they married. They are living their best lives, have beautiful children, and most importantly, are happily married. Meanwhile, those who settled for less are struggling with their husbands. There is no fun in poverty. I cannot fault anyone who does anything legal to break free from it.
We should stop victimizing women who look to marry wealthy men. If the men themselves deem her worthy to marry, that is great.
Women who love to build with a man should build. The ones who love managing should continue doing so. Those who are attracted to broke men, good for them. The ones who can only marry wealthy men, perfect. Everyone should do what works for them.
I saw my husband differently after something that happened at the grocery store.
We were in line when the cashier, trying to be funny, said, “Wow, you’ve got your hands full. Bet she spends all your money too, huh?”
A couple people chuckled.
I felt that familiar, small smile forming the one women use when they’re about to brush off something uncomfortable.
Before I could say anything, my husband looked at him and said, “She built half of what we have. I’m lucky she lets me spend hers.”
It wasn’t loud. It wasn’t aggressive. It was calm. Certain.
The cashier went quiet.
He didn’t turn it into banter. He didn’t let it slide to keep things easy. He corrected it without making me the punchline.
And in that moment, I felt something settle in my chest.
It wasn’t about money. It was about respect.
He didn’t need a dramatic scene. He just made it clear I’m not the joke in any room he’s in.
And I realized, it’s one thing to be loved in private.
It’s another thing to be honored in public.
That’s when I knew I was safe.
One thing about your appearance is that, when you dress dirty because you’re broke, people might help you out of pity, but nobody is giving a million or more to a person that appears that way. At most, they’d give you what will sort 2-3 meals.
But when you’re dressed neatly, you look approachable, you smell good, people will feel comfortable enough to come closer to you, people can trust you with their money, put you on big projects worth millions that can change your life. People feel you deserve more than that 3 meal money from the way you’re dressed, and you just see yourself attract some big opportunities.
Remember, the way you’re dressed is how you’ll be addressed. You really don’t need to look like your problems.
It always amazes me how muslims always end up right.
First it was how they clean up in the toilet with water, everyone is trying to implement it now.
Next is fasting religiously every year, now everyone preaches intermittent fasting and its benefits.
Next is how they don't eat pork, they call it unclean. And by fact it can affect the brain because of tapeworms.
When we were kids everything they used to do was strange and different from us, now because of education and the Internet we seem to be slowly implementing their way of life.
A full‑term baby is delivered without complications.
During the newborn examination, a soft, skin‑covered appendage is noted at the lower back, just above the gluteal cleft.
It measures about 11cm in length.
There is no movement.
No bone is felt within it.
The parents are anxious.
“Is this a tail?”
You are the clinician.
What is this condition?
And what must you rule out before considering removal?