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Ahhh I'm so happy to hear that! I also have seizures, both epileptic and non-epileptic, and it took years for my doctors to figure out what was wrong. I'm glad you're at least getting somewhere. What kind of concentrate is this stuff?

Thank you! It was a pleasant discovery :)
If I may ask, have you noticed that your epileptic seizures more often than not cause several non-epileptic seizures?
Sort of like a ripple effect?
I've heard that a lot of neurologists have a bad reputation because it often takes them so long to actually find anything obviously wrong. Like my latest neurologist went so far as to say the medical maryjane was the real cause of seizures, along with "emotional and psychological trauma" and then he told me that smoking weeed has no benefits and is the same as smoking a cigarette and that my brain hemispheres are going to detach later in life because of my heavy useage. Great doctor.
And it's called Rick Simpson Oil, I'm sure you've heard of it.
It's usually made from an indica so it's very relaxing and mellow. It's also extremely potent so I take no more than the size of a grain of rice.
(Also, my apologies, I know I kind of just unloaded all that on you xD )
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recently Ben Shapiro explained why he didn’t consider rap to be music. “There are three elements to music: harmony, melody rhythm, rap only fulfills one of these, the rhythm section. There not a lot of harmony or melody, it’s basically spoken rhythm.” what do you think??

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If Ben Shapiro was drowning he'd find a way to argue that the water in his lungs wasn't wet enough to drown him or some shxt.
The dude picked one of the largest and most influential music genres and then tried to explain why it wasn't really music because he personally doesn't like it.
He could be a flat earther with logic and reasoning like that.

do u like dogs? (are u a “dog person?”)

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I am a dog person.
I really miss having a pupper :c
I usually don't trust people who don't like dogs xD there are exceptions but for the most part that has served me well.
Chena was probably my favorite, also anytime she was hurt she'd come to me and lay on me and whimper. She'd growl if anyone else even went close to her when she was hurt.
She would also always twist out of her collar and go downstairs at night (she could also open doors, even sliding doors) and she'd sit right in front of my bed and wait for me to wake up and when I did she'd wag her tail and make the funniest little bark and then would run back upstairs (and if I didn't hurry up and go feed her she'd start howling omfg)

would u rather have a very big dog or a very little dog

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Very big dog. Pretty much everyone I've ever hung out with has at least one dog and usually the little dogs were annoying af. Plus you can't pet a little dog the same way you pet a rottweiler, can't throw a stick and watch them bring back a tree (Bear did that. He'd also retrieve rocks sometimes. Not sure why. I also always wrestled with my dogs, played tug o war, and again, can't do that with a small dog.
My first dog was a huge rottweiler named Bear, and (Ironically) one of the few things my dad and I agree on is that we don't clip our dog's tails or ears. That's fxcked.
So Bear kept his tail and would chase it until he got dizzy and walked into the wall. It was hilarious.
My second dog was named Chena, she was a karelian bear dog/Chesapeake Bay retriever mix and she was smarter than any dog should be. She was so hilarious, she would get super sulky if my dad or I didn't pay attention to her and then she'd sit with her back to us and wouldn't let us pet her or anything. She could also tunnel out of anything, eat through any door if she had to. It was a little frightening at times, ngl..
And my third dog technically my friend's dog, I just took her for my friend when she had to leave the state for almost two years so for that time she treated me just like she treated K (which means I was like one of 5 people she let pet her or would sit on their laps) She was a shih tzu, she was an obnoxious yet funny little dog. Easily outsmarted by the average brick, you could put her leash in a circle and she wouldn't want to step over it so she'd just sit and glare at you until you rescued her.
She always left little a little *ahem* gift in my cousin's shoes so that was her main redeeming feature.

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rank the the continents u haven’t been to from most interested in visiting to least interested in visiting? they are africa, antarctica, asia, europe, north american, south america, & oceania (australia) btw lol

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Well, I live in North America
Europe, Asia, Australia, Antarctica, Africa, South America
My cousin has asked me to go to Antarctica with him in the past. I actually really wish I'd been able to go, he gets the most amazing pictures #muchjealous

How isn’t it possible? Black people can be racist too.

Begone, troll.
Find a new bridge to lurk under.

someone said “if we together and yo ex die and you cry, bitch you single.” what do u think abt this?

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If someone dumped me because I cried at a friend's death then I'd count myself well rid of them.
Always nice when the trash takes itself out.

Have you ever seen racism firsthand?

If you mean have I experienced it, no. That isn't possible.
I have seen plenty of people do or say incredibly racist things about or towards another person without a second's hesitation. It's become disgustingly commonplace.

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