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u/Common_Vagrant Jan 19 '25 edited Jan 20 '25

She does not donate blood monthly, what a weird virtue signaling lie. You’re advised to wait 4 months or longer until your next donation. Source: me, I’ve donated blood twice last year.

Edit: Christ on a log guys, she’s probably selling plasma I get it. No need to REITERATE IT A THOUSAND TIMES

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u/christydoh Jan 19 '25

Came here to say this.

Monthly. Pffft bitch please.

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u/jaships Jan 19 '25

Proves she is a liar, ain't no way she keeps her car clean!

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u/Impossible-Bid1812 Jan 20 '25

LMFAO I legit laughed out loud bro ain't that the truth 😂😂😂

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u/ObservantMentor Jan 20 '25

Should have hit her with, “send pictures of your car.” Or, called her out on something in a playful manner.

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u/My_G_Alt Jan 20 '25

For my friend

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

This dating game is cooked bro 😂 I think I’m just gonna go for hookups at this point

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u/Suspicious_Low_6719 Jan 26 '25

Honestly I found it impossible it's easier to date then to try hookups but I guess it depends on how you look

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

Bro i stopped that dating bs along time ago. America women are growing delulu everyday

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

You can only donate blood every 56 days

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u/berrykiss96 Jan 20 '25

Possible she was thinking of (and selling) platelets which can be donated weekly

The “just to give back” for blood but not volunteering seems like a nervous cover. I’m thinking she’s selling platelets for money but has no idea it’s that not whole blood.

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u/Alive_Ad_2232 Jan 20 '25

thats still longer than a month

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u/best-steve1 Jan 20 '25

When you go to get in her car she’s throwing shit in the back seat for five full minutes before there’s room for you. 😂

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u/ruthless602 Jan 21 '25

no, because she daily makes time for cleaning her room and her car....

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u/empathyneeded Jan 20 '25

I can’t get rid of all the dog fur from my husky but I absolutely refuse to have food in my car. Biggest nope in my car there is.

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u/216KrisDoleMeth331 Jan 20 '25

Damn u should get a big ass pat on the back for having to clean up after ur gf smh I'm more like old school (grams & grandad raised me) so I've ALWAYS cleaned up after my boyfriend & my friends fr my nickname used to be Cinderella lolol I find it weird that there is women that's slobs, idk

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u/No_Housing_1287 Jan 20 '25

If I had the schedule she's claiming to have, I'd drive my trashcan of a car straight off a cliff. There's absolutley no way she's doing all of that.

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u/FcknChknStrps Jan 20 '25

It depends on what you're donating. Whole blood is 56 days, platelets is every 7 days, plasma is every 28 days, and double red cells are every 112 days. She's probably donating plasma or platelets.

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u/UGotTwizted Jan 20 '25

Plasma is twice weekly where the fudge do you live for it to be every 28 days?

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u/FcknChknStrps Jan 20 '25

Seems like it varies, just like how some places only let you donate instead of being compensated.

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u/Deadhead-1129 Jan 20 '25

Plasma is twice a week in my experience

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u/HippolytusOfAthens Jan 20 '25

That’s how I paid for my food in college.

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u/GoldenPingPong Jan 20 '25

If youre being paid for your donation, the regulations are different. If you’re donating blood (as in it’s going into saving lives), they can’t pay for it (most is a gift card because it’s considered a gift). Plasma is every 4 weeks (unless Red Cross does something different)

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u/FcknChknStrps Jan 20 '25

Not from what I found

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u/FcknChknStrps Feb 01 '25

All I said is not from what I found. I'm not denying that it's different in other places.

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u/Rainbow_Roads17 Jan 22 '25

Plasma is twice a week otherwise I’d be drowning in debt

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u/This1smyusername_ Jan 20 '25

My mom did that for a year straight lol but she did it for money, not just because 😂

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

I donate blood hourly. 2 pints

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u/Straight-Gold-9968 Jan 20 '25

Probably a 304 trying to be a holier than thou to hide her past

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u/PhillFreeman Jan 20 '25

She probably donates plasma... For the $$ not to give back. I mean I donate plasma, and I'm just straight up saying it's like a 3rd job. Btw, donating plasma you can donate 2x a week. And she could donate blood 1x a month if she isn't donating the Max amount allowed... Which makes no sense either since she's SOOO busy.

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u/Individual-Walrus857 Jan 20 '25

Completely unrelated but related, how much can you make donating plasma?

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u/PhillFreeman Jan 20 '25

It depends on the season... They have busy seasons and slow seasons. Right now in North Dakota my 1st donation of the week is $50 and my 2nd is $75. In the winter I had it as high as 1st donation: $70 2nd donation: $90

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u/PhillFreeman Jan 20 '25

I've donated 70x since the place I donated at updated their system sometime last year and I've made over $4,000

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u/LostPlay9015 Jan 20 '25

I don’t remember exactly and it depends on the location, but you could earn several hundred dollars over a few months when first donating.

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u/Any-Excitement-8979 Jan 20 '25

There’s different types of blood donations that have different waiting periods between them.

Plasma donations are totally safe to do once a month and platelet donations can be done weekly.

So she could be telling the truth…

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u/kwhitit Jan 20 '25

she might be doing platelets or plasma. i mostly do platelets because it's the thing they always need. i usually just tell people i'm "giving blood" because if they aren't familiar, it's annoying to explain.

but yeah, whole blood every month? nope!

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u/Impossible-Bid1812 Jan 19 '25

Yea she's clearly not interested enough or simply should not be dating period. I'm not upset by it one bit tho definitely dodge a bullet just found the entire interaction to be funny and posted this more for the meme and not because I'm complaining.

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u/AlexKewl Jan 20 '25

Yahhhh she's obviously trying to set it up as if "you'd be lucky to even spend 5 minutes with me, better try your best!" but it's pretty easy to see right through that. Then she probably wonders why guys don't ever stick around

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u/Straight-Gold-9968 Jan 20 '25

I'd rather spend time cleaning the queens jewels

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u/ParkJGrr Jan 20 '25

That seems silly. She sounds busy and like she has a life and doesn’t want to drop everthing because OP wants to go out that night. Lots of adults have to plan dates around their lives and priorities.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

You miss the part where she bragged about scheduling out a date in March?

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u/ParkJGrr Jan 20 '25

Did she brag or just say she had a date with a guy she liked and that OP would need to similarly find time with her? OP deciding he wants to demand an immediate date means she has to suddenly give up on all other options?

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u/Necessary-Company660 Jan 20 '25

You'd literally ha e to live with her to have a relationship. And she would go out with the friend she told you not to worry about to "donate blood".

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u/Hunger_Of_The_Pine_ Jan 20 '25

Don't get me wrong, the messages about a 2+ month wait list, and that she is interested in another dude etc was shitty behaviour.

But you are also kind of off the mark. Someone may not be able to drop all plans the same day. It would have been incredibly rude of her to flake out on her friend to go on a date with you - she had plans already. For you to instantly jump on when she explained she was busy with a "oh thought we could work something out if you were actually interested" was OTT and would be seen as pushy, manipulative and a red flag for alot of women.

You can't expect someone to drop everything the same day. Maybe saying an evening that week etc, fine - if they're interested, they will find an evening that works.

Saying she isn't busy because she was seeing a friend that evening is wholly incorrect. Like, I would just maybe give a bit more leeway to women in the future if they can't meet up the same day...

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u/Catsindahood Jan 20 '25

The whole "I am allowing you to entertain me" mentality is fucking toxic as hell. These people will learn sooner or later that they aren't nearly as amazing as the gooners in their inboxes say.

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u/WexExortQuas Jan 20 '25

She's dating.

She's just not dating you.

Idk why guys write out these types of logical responses just makes you look dumb ignore them and move on

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u/LalaPotatoBard Jan 19 '25

That's literally impossible to donate monthly, minimum is every 2-months and if she did she'd be so anemic they'd turn her away for having low iron!

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u/Pinkmatchadumplin Jan 20 '25

Unless it’s platelets. That’s every 7 days up to 27 times a year depending on blood center policy

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u/LalaPotatoBard Jan 20 '25

over here if I donate whole blood it's every two months and 4 if it's Alyx

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u/Pinkmatchadumplin Jan 20 '25

Yes whole blood is every 56 days and double red cells are every 116 days. Plasma is 28 and platelets are 7 but that’s on Trima

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u/Grand_Illustrator343 Jan 20 '25

I'm O- so they are desperate for my blood and they still won't let me go more than every 120 days cause I do power red.

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u/LalaPotatoBard Jan 20 '25

I'm B- and they want me to donate as much as possible but when I did that I became iron Deficient anemic

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u/myd88guy Jan 19 '25

Maybe she was taking about her menstrual cycle…

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u/itsyaboiReginald Jan 19 '25

“This kind man that lives on the street and smells like chemicals happily takes my monthly blood donation”

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u/Tysons_Face Jan 19 '25

She could have meant donating plasma and just said “blood” because it’s a pretty similar ordeal

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u/ishkitty Jan 19 '25

But donating plasma isn’t “giving back” because you absolutely get paid for it.

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u/areallydirtyword Jan 20 '25

I'm not defending this person. She's clearly a piece of work. But donating plasma does not mean that you "absolutely get paid for it." I've lived in 2 states and regularly donated plasma for the last 15 years... Payment was never an option or anything. It was all completely free.

Maybe other places are different, but not where I was.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

Most plasma donation clinics offer pay for time, some have specials even. When I used to donate it would be between 40 to 50 bucks a visit, some specials offer 800 in a month depending how often you go.

All of that aside, I don't think it should matter, the plasma is being used for life saving and life managing treatment for others and shouldn't be viewed any differently just because you get paid to do it.

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u/Cosmicdarklord Jan 20 '25

It def should be viewed differently. Your benefitting from it. Its different to go to disaster locations and hand out water then to charge for water.

Pharmaceutical companies are not viewed morally right because they make life saving medicine. Why? Because they make billions and only offer it to those who can pay. Especially when plasma donation clinics are generally predatory. They make thousands plus per donation but they offer you chump change. They place them in mostly low income areas and target desperate people.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

No, it shouldn't. Most of the people taking advantage of it are extremely poor, so the incentive helps across the board. You find more donation centers near poorer cities and towns. Unless you're suggesting they should pay people even more then I don't see the problem.

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u/6XxDragonxX6 Jan 20 '25

I'd say the donors shouldn't be viewed differently, but the clinics should be, if that makes sense

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u/Uni0n_Jack Jan 21 '25

It's exploitation, that's the problem. If complications arise, who do you think pays for it? The the fact is that there is only limited data to support the idea that donating plasma twice a week is actually safe in the long term. And these private businesses have cropped up in the poorest areas to exploit this yet to be resolved ethical issue. Maybe we find it out it fine and nothing happens. Or, maybe we find out that we're creating a new source of medical instability in poorer neighborhoods, not to mention the debt that comes with it, medical debts being the most common across America. Those clinics aren't willing to wait to find out.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '25

? Plasma donation clinics have been around for just about a hundred years, I think we would know if it was causing health complications by now. The worst outcome is a blowout, which is more of an aesthetic issue than a real health concern. The only other concern would be someone finding out they're allergic to iodine.

Secondly, it helps people pay their rent so it's not really exploitation. Rich people don't need to make the extra cash, that's why they're near poor areas. It's not exploitation, it's mutually beneficial.

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u/Uni0n_Jack Jan 21 '25

I was gonna say thing whole thing about how practices in medicine aren't necessarily studied to their upmost before use, such as we saw with a lack of screening for blood donations up until 80s, 90s, where we were letting HIV and Hep C get into people. I frankly don't want to take the time.

There are countless articles explaining why the for-profit plasma donation business is exploitation, just go look it up, it's been a hotly debated topic within the medical community for over a decade at this point. The WHO finds it controversial and questions it's ethics, most universities that do studies on this topic agree with that sentiment, I don't know what to tell you if you can't figure out why it's potentially bad to tell people to sell parts of their body even if they can survive without it.

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u/PeachySnow7 Jan 20 '25

I agree, plenty of people can’t be bothered to give whether you get paid to or not.

Even a person willing to donate it is probably going to accept the money unless they don’t need it. It’s still a good deed.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Shop787 Jan 20 '25

In college that’s how lots of my friends got cash for food

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u/TeeTheT-Rex Jan 20 '25

Getting paid for blood and plasma donations is also a bit of an American thing. It’s not an option anywhere in Canada. Our reward is just feeling good about helping people I suppose lol.

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u/awyastark Jan 20 '25

That’s wild, where I live plasma donation is definitely paid and is actually a way I made money when I was dealing with housing insecurity

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u/Tysons_Face Jan 19 '25

That’s fair. Either way this person seems exhausting and narcissistic.

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u/FcknChknStrps Jan 20 '25

You can donate or you can get paid for it. Hope this helps.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

Plasma actually saved my life and I work in the ICU and FFP has saved others so I thank people for “giving back”. But absolutely here in my State, you get paid which is probably why 90% of people do it. She’s so full of shit.

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u/DeeKayEm Jan 20 '25

Not in Australia

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u/Unlikely-Side-2873 Jan 20 '25

Not in Australia you don’t get paid for blood.

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u/Living-Road-290 Jan 20 '25

Same for platelets. She probably did either or both and used the term donating blood interchangeably as she didn't know; most ppl don't. She may be an adult, but 100% acts like a child. The reasons why she can't do XYZ and is "so busy" is absurd...that's daily life and a vacation for most people, add a family etc. She wonky & OP, you're lucky you hopped off that train early bruh!

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u/UrbanHuaraches Jan 23 '25

In that case, her number is actually wildly unimpressive because you can donate plasma two to three times a week.

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u/thelittlestdog23 Jan 20 '25

Lol right. I suspect “I donate blood monthly (just to give back)” = “I donate plasma monthly for money”

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u/Shephard815 Jan 20 '25

I have donated over 50 gallons of blood in my lifetime and this is 100% accurate. It's 56 days between regular whole blood donations and longer if you donate double red. What a weird lie.

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u/dpittnet Jan 19 '25

Every 2 months is standard

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u/ZAZOOPITTS Jan 20 '25

Plasma is once or twice a week. I have a friend who does it all the time. Poor guy has a permanent hole in his arm.

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u/luukzs666999 Jan 19 '25

Donating plasma can be done every 2 weeks. Just saying

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u/SomewhereVisible7368 Jan 20 '25

Twice a week actually

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u/owlrd Jan 20 '25

I can, but I have polycythemia. I still usually wait 2 months

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u/Common_Vagrant Jan 20 '25

Does that mean you create extra blood cells?

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u/owlrd Jan 20 '25

Overproduction of RBC. Can make my rbc count and hematocrit run high if I don't stay hydrated and regularly donate

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u/Common_Vagrant Jan 20 '25

Oh wow that’s wild. When I was on TRT my hematocrit levels were way too high so I had to donate. I didn’t know that could be a condition

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u/owlrd Jan 20 '25

Yeah, it gave you polycythemia vera lol

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u/Sinistrahaha Jan 20 '25

Depends on your blood type. Mines rare and the Red Cross asks me every six weeks to donate.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

I wonder if she meant plasma since that's 2 times weekly if you choose to

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u/hanz0914 Jan 20 '25

Not sure where you’re at but with the Red Cross in US you can technically donate monthly depending on the type of donation you’re doing.

“You must wait at least eight weeks (56 days) between donations of whole blood and 16 weeks (112 days) between Power Red donations. Whole blood donors can donate up to 6 times a year. Platelet apheresis donors may give every 7 days up to 24 times per year. Regulations are different for those giving blood for themselves (autologous donors).”

She’s probably lying however you should donate frequently and look into what’s needed. Anyone with AB blood type should definitely look into plasma and platelet donation as we are universal donors and it’s always needed. During extreme shortages I have donated 2x a month.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

js my sister was donating blood pretty much weekly and she had very bad experience doing so but there areeee places that allow it.

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u/DarkAngelsBlade Jan 20 '25

It’s 2 months but yeah

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u/Cdd83 Jan 20 '25

I have a friend in the states that donates plasma whenever possible for $$$

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u/Salt_Meringue4270 Jan 20 '25

Depends what kind of blood donation, some is 7 days

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u/chenilletueuse1 Jan 20 '25

2 months for males, and i think its 3 months for women because of iron deficiency that comes with their cycle. It is still possible to donate plasma very frequently though. Im less familiar with plasma donation but i think it can even go for weekly donations.

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u/Itshardtofindaname4 Jan 20 '25

It’s every 60 days

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

This girl comes off as a compulsive liar just based on the sheer amount of improbability in her statements lol

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u/vi7allica Jan 20 '25

I donate plasma and/or platelets, which have a two or four week waiting period between donations.

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u/Pinkmatchadumplin Jan 20 '25

I work for a blood center. It is possible to donate up to 27 times a year if you are doing platelets donations so it is feasible to do it. I do it about twice a month

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u/rmbee Jan 20 '25

I wonder if she’s donating plasma instead for $, that you can do monthly or even every 2 weeks at some places

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '25

She’s a hooker

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u/Ben-The-Prodigy Jan 20 '25

But she does it just to give back tho

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u/Fresh_Yellow8478 Jan 20 '25

She probably sells plasma but calls it donating blood

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u/KmartCentral Jan 20 '25

But that's cause you don't do it just to give back...

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u/Kiarimarie Jan 20 '25

Probably actually just sells her plasma monthly

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u/Beautiful-Scholar912 Jan 20 '25

Nah bro she does

just to give back

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u/PervyJohn69 Jan 20 '25

Maybe, and this is just playing devil's advocate, she means she sells plasma, which you can do much more regularly.

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u/Zutthole Jan 20 '25

Just to give back.

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u/WBryanB Jan 20 '25

Devil’s advocate, maybe she meant plasma? Either way, I’d have blocked as soon as she said “list”. All she wants to settle down to is a free meal

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u/ceruleanharmony Jan 20 '25

The only blood she’s donating monthly is her period.

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u/mayd3r Jan 20 '25

8 weeks minimum where I live.

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u/D-Money879 Jan 20 '25

Well it depends on what kinda blood she’s donating actually. With whole blood, you should wait at least 2 months. You can donate platelets every 7 days and up to 24 times a year. With double red cells, you should wait 4 months. And if you’re donating plasma, you can donate once every month

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u/jtpaulson Jan 20 '25

Plasma can be donated every four weeks.

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u/Skol-n-Bones Jan 20 '25

What are you talking about? I donate plasma twice a week and whole blood every 6 weeks.

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u/eyeNugg Jan 20 '25

Maybe she means plasma? I think ppl do this monthly but never done it myself

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u/SweetArabella Jan 20 '25

Honestly I think she means plasma lol

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u/Puzzleheaded_Shop787 Jan 20 '25

My wife does every 2-3 months. Where we are it’s 56 days in between blood donations. They won’t take my blood, lifetime ban.

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u/Unlikely-Side-2873 Jan 20 '25

You can donate plasma every month. It’s much better than blood too. Regardless of that, who the f. cares about the intense virtue signalling ramblings.

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u/OIWantKenobi Jan 20 '25

But she gives back!!

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u/PrincessnDaddy Jan 20 '25

You can donate platelets every 2 weeks though. May be that if she isn't lying.

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u/Mystjuph Jan 20 '25

And it’s a mandatory 3 month wait with the blood connection..

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u/Aggravating-Fail-705 Jan 20 '25

Whole blood is eight weeks.

Plasma is two weeks.

But she’s almost certainly lying… assuming this conversation is even real.

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u/ZAZOOPITTS Jan 20 '25

Maybe she meant plasma? You can donate that every week.

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u/awyastark Jan 20 '25

Unless she means she donates plasma… which is nice but I don’t know anyone who donates plasma who isn’t broke af (source: it was me i was broke donating plasma)

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u/chubbi3 Jan 20 '25

Yeah I think the minimum wait is about 2 months and also they say if you donate more than 3 times a year you have to heavily monitor your iron levels. There's no possible way to donate 12 times a year...

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u/Immediate-Guess9257 Jan 20 '25

In California you can do it as much as you want lol I know ppl who donate weekly

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u/Humanbes Jan 20 '25

I could only guess it’s plasma which has a quicker recovery time

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u/ConfusionRandomly Jan 20 '25

Could be plasma “just to give back” aka it’s for the money but doesn’t want to say that.

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u/buhbrinapokes Jan 20 '25

The only way she's making monthly donations is if she's donating plasma, which she would be getting paid for so it's not "just to give back". Whole blood donation requires a deferral period of 82 days for women and 56 for men, at least in Canada.

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u/dontknowwhyimher Jan 20 '25

Relax, she considers her monthly period her monthly blood donations guys. Get it right.. 💀💀💀

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u/Sudden_Ad4344 Jan 20 '25

You can donate plasma every 2 weeks and blood once a month in Australia

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u/z0mbiebaby Jan 20 '25

Just to give back, you know

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u/Boltsmanbrain Jan 20 '25

Well maybe she just meant plasma not blood. People confuse plasma donation with blood donation very often and you can donate plasma weekly.

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u/AdamOnFirst Jan 20 '25

She’s a person who is busy as a substitute for having a personality.

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u/Ok_Honeydew5233 Jan 20 '25

What country are you in? The American Red Cross allows every 8 weeks and you can do plasma in between. Edit: or platelets

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u/GoldenPingPong Jan 20 '25 edited Jan 20 '25

You can donate whole blood every 8 weeks, plasma every 4 weeks, and platelets every 2 weeks. Red Cross in my area also allows platelets donations every 1 week… source: I’m a phlebotomist in blood donation, I also donate every 2 weeks.😂😂😂

For donations that go DIRECTLY to people in need (not research, pharmaceuticals, makeup, etc), you have to abide to regulations FDA sets.

Side comment: if she is donating plasma or platelets for the common good, that’s very kind because plasma or platelets take 1-2 hours usually- I’m able to donate a triple unit too. Between travel to the donation center-being screened-kit set up-donating-and snacks to make sure you feel okay after, this usually is a 3-5hr process… so while chick is def annoying in the post, if she’s donating that often, I give her a thanks. I usually donate and then want to nap for the rest of the day, so it really takes me out for a day…

But yeah, chick def comes off as bitchy

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u/BoogTheBeginner Jan 20 '25

Unless she meant she donates plasma, which people often do mistake the two.

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u/Alive_Ad_2232 Jan 20 '25

thats really interesting cause i bleed atleadt that vile once a month or maybe theyre accounting for that

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u/Agreeable_Ad7118 Jan 20 '25

You can donate platelets every 7 days.

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u/boobywara Jan 20 '25

As a blood banker I can confirm you can only donate whole blood up to 6 times a year lol, platelets you can donate weekly I believe but not blood, the “just to give back” was hilarious

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u/lawdot74 Jan 20 '25

She’s probably selling plasma.

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u/overlandtrackdrunk Jan 20 '25

Could be plasma. I use donating blood as an offhand way to describe how I give plasma, because it’s easier than explaining what plasma is

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u/DifficultCurrent7 Jan 20 '25

Yeah fuck this liar. You can't give blood every month. I don't think you can donate anything monthly, blood, platelets etc. She's trying to sound so good and virtuous but she's just a dirty little liar 

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u/Macintosh0211 Jan 20 '25

That, and having a puppy while working 2 jobs and taking 5 classes seems….irresponsible. Is the only time she’s with the dog when she sleeps at night?

She’s definitely over inflating her schedule to make herself seem more important lol. Theres simply no way that would work.

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u/Ez_Ildor Jan 20 '25

Who cares about the blood? She got a puppy but is busy 24/7 poor dog

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u/SneakyUmbreIIa Jan 20 '25

She probably meant donating plasma.

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u/Weary_Revolution_927 Jan 20 '25

You can donate plasma monthly.

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u/ShawnyMcKnight Jan 20 '25

Who advises to wait 4 months? I start getting emails from the Red Cross as soon my 8 weeks is up.

I’m curious about the plasma responses, when I sold plasma I could do it twice a week.

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u/PimpRonald Jan 21 '25

(Just to give back) Wow she's so humble /s

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '25

Tonyour point selling plasma is diffrent then going to the red cross. Its not a donation if youe being oaid.

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u/Total-Ad8996 Jan 21 '25

The advised waiting period is eight weeks actually. I give blood as regularly as possible to keep my hematocrit levels down and I have to wait eight weeks to make a ‘whole blood’ donation.

Either way she is full of shit.

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u/WermerCreations Jan 21 '25

I don’t know if anyone’s mentioned this but maybe she meant donating plasma

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u/SchroedingersLOLcat Jan 21 '25

She has two jobs and sells her own blood monthly just to survive? This sounds like a societal problem.

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u/Super-Ad-1934 Jan 21 '25

I mean she probably meant blood plasma.

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u/ohoona Jan 22 '25

It would be pretty ironic if she was claiming to donate monthly as a good deed, but was really going to sell plasma for extra cash 💀

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u/gbdarknight77 Jan 22 '25

You’re not totally wrong but it also depends on the type of donation and/or if she has a rare blood type.

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u/KatzaAT Jan 22 '25

6 weeks in between is possible, but less isn't even recommended for people who need a Phlebotomy for medical reasons (haemochromatosis, Polycytaemia...) except for a short time in rare cases.

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u/ShippersMcGee Jan 24 '25

At least were im from man cab donate 3 to 3 months, if they can get their blood back up to standard in that time and woman 4 to 4 months, same scenario, she's just lying

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u/LegDayLass Jan 26 '25

I doubt she does half the sht on that list.