Dentist appointment tomorrow morning. Hopefully, she'll be able to do something to help me out.

Though, sometimes being educated works against me. I've self diagnosed myself with like 4 different things.

And I should probably get these wisdom teeth taken out while I am at it.

So canker sore count is up to 11. They are, literally, almost at all of the surfaces of my mouth required for eating. I have three below my upper lip, which is causing my gums to inflame when I brush them. I am miserable. I can't eat, I'm frightened to talk, and overall, I just am in piss more mood ( Read more... )

I hate this pain in my mouth.

Curse sore throats paired with canker sores. I just want to sleep until this is all done.

Soon, soon. Please, God, let this pain end before I start performing surgery to amputate my lips.

Throughout my life, whenever someone has come to me with some physical malady, I have almost always had the same reaction: Go see your doctor. To this, I have gotten all sorts of responses. However, at the same time, I have also received a common responds: "I don't like doctors ( Read more... )

Bohemian Rhapsody ( Read more... )

Iran carries out more sex change operations than any other country in the world, with the exception of Thailand.

If you do not get chills when you actually sit and listen to Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," then you have no soul.

Who knew there would be such a big difference in the terms silly vs. absurd when used to describe humor?

Things I think about while pondering things in life.

I realize I undercut a lot of my own happiness and joy. It seems I work in extremes. When I am at my highest, I am a god. I am untouchable, uncut, unblemished. I am lighter than air. Flowers fall from my pocket. People smile at my touch. I can do no wrong. But at the same time, when I am not at my highest, I am at my lowest. I am mortal. I am ( Read more... )

"Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. It is the bitter potion by which the physician within you heals your sick self. Therefore, trust the physician and drink his remedy in silence and tranquility." - Khalil Gibran