Right? Lucky the place hasn’t burned down!

Yeah it doesn’t look natural, but 80/20 rule. At least occasionally it will be natural for a woman who puts in the work to look that way. Right?

True story!

For many years my kid had a piñata for each birthday. One year the party was big themed. My spouse bought live crickets to add to the piñata. That’s when you learned who was really dedicated to the candy. There were extra screams when the piñata busted that year. The crickets were fine and scampered to freedom... didn’t find any bodies/carnage.

Nah. COVId-19, doesn’t act like an engineered disease. And it doesn’t kill the population that an aggressor would target. Also, it’s novel, but not outside the realm of previously known Coronaviruses.

@xvarnah we always looked for her when she got out because we worried about her safety. Ultimately, we just had to wait for her to turn up when she was ready to. She was a rescued pet, so maybe he escaping ways were what let to her being abandoned. Because there’s no surprise like pulling back the bed covers see a pile of snake in your spot. Doesn’t matter if you recognize the snake. Doesn’t matter if you’re expecting your snake to turn up somewhere fun. Nothing overrides that initial surprise!

Right, that’s the problem, in this thread your stance appears to be one that is destructive and lackadaisical to the environment, in which I happen to live. So, how is it that one of us isn’t being forced to live in the others wishes?
It just happens that people who share your point of view also have a lot of power and control. I’m not allowed the freedom to have the autonomy I want, because others are forcing theirs on me. Your all about your autonomy, but not the autonomy of others who have different views. But more importantly, it can’t always be about the one. Sometimes we do have to consider the many. No, not to the exclusion of individuals. There’s a balance. And you do what you want and I’ll do what I want is not how we, as a connected population, get there.

It’s not though. It’s really not.

Nah, you can still get take out waffles.

I used to have a ball python that was an escape artist. That was fun. You never knew when she’d turn up. In the bed. On the phone. Behind the shower curtain.

It’s part of the research.

Sure best to be safe. That’s why it says “new fluid” because if you are one of the “50-80% of women in their reproductive years who experience nipple discharge” and have had it examined, you only need to address it again if that fluid changes.
It is in fact, very normal for women (in their reproductive years) to experience some fluid discharge. [source: ncbi. nlm. nih. gov ]

The problem is, the autonomy of others impacts others’ autonomy. We can’t all have our autonomy, we all have to compromise.

Yeah, we can let natural selection sort this one out. Because ensuring that children are properly protected against preventable disease is a slippery slope that leads to force abortion/sterilization.
(Not denying those things happened; I know they did. Those things aren’t related and not the same.)

Not always. Some women produce a small amount of fluid (unrelated to breast feeding or cancer). If this is a normal situation for that woman, it’s nothing to be alarmed by, but if you don’t and you start, it’s worth looking into.

Why is it a zero sum game?
Like, we are smart enough to develop so much technology but we can’t figure out how to do it in a way that is not devastating? We can, we just have to try and not throw the whole thing in the trash because it doesn’t look like our current system.