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For too long I wasn’t able to have intercourse my wife. My dick would not stay hard. I had lots of oral sex with her and I used a vibrator on her so we were having the item act, but it just isn’t as good as fucking…
I tried a number of things and it didn’t work so I finally got some pills.
It is nice to fuck again!
Trust me when I tell you getting old is not for the weak.
I guess you took “friction” in the title literally.
HAHA!
Literally and FIGURATIVELY !
Had stinky feet throughout my whole adulthood. Always wore padded shoes with a fake leather cover, like every shoe shop throws at you with promises of them being breathable.
Then recently bought shoes with canvas for the cover material and they single-handedly solved the problem. My feet are not always hot anymore, because I am just wearing two pieces of cloth over them (canvas+socks) rather than thick padding. And they are actually breathable, too, allowing sweat to dissipate pretty quickly.
And if I do sweat more in the summer and they start to smell, I can chuck them into the washing machine¹ to undo that entirely.
At the risk of wholly explaining what a cloth is, I guess, I should also mention that moisture does not just go out of the shoes more easily, but obviously also into them. So, they're not as great of a choice for rainy days. But yeah, that tradeoff is definitely worth it for me.
¹) The shoes I got actually recommend putting them into the washing machine. Might not be a good idea with other canvas shoes.
In our guest house, whenever the laundry machine ran, half the lights would go out. It was due to the drain hose having a small leak. The water seeped down and shorted an outlet in the crawl space. So I had to:
Ah, good times. But now it’s all fixed. For now.
It’s amazing how much a little home maintenance can improve daily life. Every time I fix something I wonder why I put it off so long.
Upgrading to a Win11 machine to beat the mid-October deadline was my deal. Just about every associated hardware item needed to be replaced, and there were a bunch of small issues with the various new stuff, including me completely forgetting that a network switch is NOT a router, even though they look similar. Building a rolling, swiveling platform arm for a new monitor I needed to sit next to my bed/couch was one of the last major hurdles. Bonus pts for the new machine being hilariously tiny, to the tune of ~"5x"2x"5, but it got great reviews, and I'm loving it so far.
So yeah, moving up to a faster, more capable system is always a treat in the end, but getting everything migrated properly and deciding what software to reinstall and what to upgrade can be a process that takes weeks, or more. Note: the "VirusTotal" site has been a big help in feeling much more secure about my new install choices.
Couldnt remember debit pin and its annoyed me for a long time
A few years back, I had that problem not with the PIN, but with my online PW. I'd somehow forgotten it, and wound up calling customer support for help, getting a live person to talk to. They asked me a couple personal questions, I answered, and they solved the issue within minutes. I imagine they would have done something similar with PINs.
These days, with CS being increasingly automated and/or farmed out to other countries, I'm not sure if that would work so easily, anymore.
So yeah, moving up to a faster, more capable system
windows 11 is not a faster, more capable system but one with even more bloat, including more user hostile bloat. the single advantage of it is that it still gets updates, but there are many other solutions to that.
Bien sûr!
However, and TBC-- I was referring to the actual hardware when I said "system."
Indeed, I greatly look forward to upgrading this shady OS to some manner of Linux, especially once things settle down here. (any 'flavor' you particularly recommend?)