Category: DIY Insemination
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Teen Dating: A Comparison of 1980 and 2016
At home insemination Let’s take a closer look at how the high school dating scene has evolved from 1980 to 2016. 1980: Spot a cute boy at school. Ask your friends what his name is. Spend time doodling his name, and then your name combined with his. Fantasize about his life and interests. 2016: Notice…
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I Dyed My 4-Year-Old’s Hair: A Journey in Self-Expression
At home insemination As a child, I can’t pinpoint the exact moment I first felt the pressure to fit in with my peers. The insecurities crept in gradually—self-consciousness about my freckles, the nickname “big ears,” and the sting of taunts on the playground. The memories of comments like, “Someone called you a freckled monkey!” or…
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Empathy Cards for Serious Illness: A Guide to Speaking from the Heart
At home insemination In the face of serious illness, the struggle to find the right words can be daunting. As one person reflected on their experience, “The hardest part of my illness wasn’t the physical changes or the discomfort; it was the profound loneliness that settled in when friends and family didn’t know how to…
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How Pregnancy Transformed My Relationship with My Body
At home insemination I recall the moments spent in front of the mirror during my teenage years, standing there without clothes and inspecting my newly altered body. I would bend forward, trying to bring my A-cup breasts together to create a hint of cleavage. I would tug at the skin on my thighs, wishing for…
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Some Adults Could Take a Lesson from These Young Men Standing Up Against ‘Locker Room Talk’
At home insemination In light of recent controversial remarks made by a prominent political figure, a group of high school students in Oregon has gone viral for their powerful stance against what is often dismissed as “locker room banter.” While some may try to normalize disparaging comments about women, these students from Lincoln High School…
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Zika Virus and Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
At home insemination Zika virus poses significant risks for pregnant women, those trying to conceive, and their unborn children. It’s crucial to understand how to safeguard yourself during this delicate time. Understanding Zika Virus Zika virus is generally a mild illness, largely spread through the bite of infected Aedes Aegypti or Aedes albopictus mosquitoes. However,…
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This Comic Perfectly Captures the Most Draining Aspect of Motherhood
At home insemination In the realm of parenting, a viral comic by French artist Clara has struck a chord with many women, shedding light on the often-unseen “mental load” that comes with managing a household. Titled “You Should’ve Asked,” this comic has gained widespread attention as countless women see their own experiences reflected in its…
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Enhancing Happiness by Recognizing Unhappiness
At home insemination It might seem straightforward, but acknowledging others’ feelings rather than contradicting them can be surprisingly challenging. Before I made a conscious effort to change, I often dismissed what others expressed. Phrases like, “You always enjoy our outings,” or “You should be excited about this news,” slipped out without a second thought. Just…
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Fetal Brain Development: When Does Your Baby’s Brain Start to Form?
At home insemination Even before you get that positive pregnancy test, your tiny embryo is making remarkable strides in development. Here’s a closer look at how fetal brain development unfolds. When Does Fetal Brain Development Begin? Brain development kicks off before most people even realize they’re pregnant. By the time you’re around five weeks along,…
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Noah’s Story: A Tribute to a Brief but Beautiful Life
At home insemination When I named my son Noah, I was captivated by the vivid imagery it conjured. I envisioned the diverse species of animals gently swaying side by side, two by two, aboard an ark crafted from gopher wood by devoted hands. The notion of a fresh beginning resonated deeply with me, especially as…