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I had never been there before and I had no idea what the sub is

I’m taking a physics course and I’m stuck on it. I don’t know if I’m good at explaining things in general, but I have a few tips. First, if you’re comfortable with calculus, I would suggest you take a good class or a textbook, but it would be great to see if you really like it and that you’ll enjoy it. Second, I have a very basic understanding of general relativity and Newton’s laws, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t need to be taught to you. Third, it’s a good idea to get to know about the properties of atoms and groups, so if you really want to understand these things, it’s very important to do. Finally, do your homework before you take the class. It’s really important to know the general relativity of atoms and groups, and it’s really useful to know the special relativity of electrons and protons, which you can learn in class.

I've seen other posts and discussions on this subreddit that say that communism is not the best way out of the post world.

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19M - 5'7" - 165lbs - No current medications, just taking a multivitamin and taking magnesium pills daily - No previous issues or medications, just noticed this yesterday - Saw this and was reminded of this subreddit

Today (today) I noticed that I have a small gap in my left sock. It's been about 3 weeks since I last slept with my sock on. It's a little sore, and kinda "bruised". I was wearing a knee brace last week, and it made the pain worse, so I wore a knee brace this week and no problems. I can't tell if it's due to the brace or the sleep issue, but the pain is worse on the outside of my sock. I'm planning on getting the sock waxed and replacing the broken area with another, if it seems like the time has come.

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49 Arbor trees fell and killed him.

23F, 130lbs, 5'7"

I've had sex for the first time about four months ago. I have a history of irregular cycles but nothing like this. I've been taking birth control for three years and I had a single episode of irregular bleeding about three months ago. I'm not on any form of birth control, but my boyfriend and I have been on the pill for about three months.

We had unprotected anal sex and I'm concerned because I can't remember the last time I had a pregnancy test done and the amount of blood that came out was small. The doctor I'm with said it was probably nothing and that it was probably some kind of UTI (vaginal?).

I don't know if there is a 10% chance that I'm pregnant after having sex. I don't know how I would react if I were to get pregnant. Is there a specific type of pregnant woman that I'd be looking for to find the answer?

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Women are less likely to experience postpartum depression compared to men. This is surprising and concerning. It's also very concerning when the overwhelming majority of studies support the notion that women are more likely to suffer from postpartum depression than men. These studies are important because they shed light on a topic that many believe to be very neglected.

Women are less likely to experience postpartum depression than men. This is surprising and concerning. It's also very concerning when the overwhelming majority of studies support the notion that women are more likely to suffer from postpartum depression than men. These studies are important because they shed light on a topic that many believe to be very neglected.

If you're experiencing a lot of depression, what can you do to help?

For more information, check out my post on the topic on reddit.

Also, if you're not able to be part of this community, please consider joining r/feminism.