Jimmy or Ciasta (Ki-as-tuh) :: Day Five Of 'The World Sucks'

Title:	Day Five Of 'The World Sucks'
Topics:	rants
Date:	2008-05-13 @ 19:16
Security:	public
Music:	Meet Virginia - Train

   Yep, my hopefully last day of psming, cramps and hating everything that walks.

   I'll admit I was a tad more grumpy today. I'm willing to admit that, I'm a big girl. My sister stole my hoodie because it was raining today...I shall have to punish her somehow...I do not yet know how lol.

   Her play was really good though lol. I laughed a lot, especially when it came to the "Princess PlumBlossom" bit. Dylan was awesome playing Eevelen lol. Such a little gentleman ^_^. Chels was amazing as well because she just had no problem chasing one of the sailors around the stage lol. She played her part AWESOMELY and even looked pretty good in the 1930's style clothing she had to wear ^_^.

   After the show, she was crying and everything because it was the last time she'd be in the musical theatre since she's graduating. Poor thing gripped me in a tight hug sobbing lol. She and everyone in the play did a great job lol.

   I'm still not sure where I wanna get my nose pierced. Lisa suggested this one place, but they use needles and I'm not all that sure, but I think I'll stop by and see how much it is ^_^.

   My legs are super sore today but meh...I'll heal lol.

   I really wanna get that surgery where they burn the layer of skin in your uterus out so that you never have a period ever again. That would be...HURRAY YAY!!! nice. lol. I hate periods...they suck suck suck! I'm thinking of asking my doctor about 'em.

   So yes...that's the rant and blah...I'm tired sooo...yes...^_^

-Jimmy

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Title:	day five
Author:	erasurejunkie
Date:	2008-05-14 04:09 (UTC)
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hey you,

I'm glad that you enjoyed the play - I hope your sister finds more places to engage in theatre :)

I still want to *talk* to you in person about getting your nose pierced.

Oh, and the procedure 'ablation' does not necessarily eliminate periods, in some cases,it does nothing, but it is meant to help reduce painful periods to a lighter more 'reasonable' flow. I imagine that it reduces one's chances of conceiving/carring a foetus, but that's not an issue for me. I pretty much guarantee that no surgeon will do that for you at your age - you would have to go through the hoops: i.e. trying birth control pills to regulate your period and perhaps reduce pain etc. You can't just go get ablated.

there's the whole hetero-normative standard that you MUST want to have children (with a man) some day, so they won't reduce your chances of that until you're mid-thirties likely. Rubbish that they can dictate that, but there you go.

again, we can talk about this in person.

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