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Cake day: July 22nd, 2024

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  • My wife’s ADHD got diagnosed in her late thirties because she hadn’t shown clear symptoms before. She had very good coping mechanisms, but to small children rendered those useless, because she had no energy left to compensate. Living with undiagnosed ADHD can build up a burden in the first quarter of your life, that you suddenly start to feel in your thirties. You wouldn’t be the first one. ADHD in women oftentimes doesn’t look like the cliché. (That’s why women are underdiagnosed) If you should try Adderall and it makes you feel awake, present and focused, but not pumped up and buzzing with energy, that would be another hint.


  • In the medical world, a geriatric pregnancy is an old term that was used to describe a pregnancy in a person over the age of 35. Nowadays, doctors use the term advanced maternal age (AMA) instead.

    The pregnancy was called geriatric, not the woman. What you describe is not normal. Every women over 60 I personally know, sleeps less and is less tired than you seem to be. You may not be infected with something, but this is not normal, and if you are annoyed by it, you should do something about it.





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    There’s a song about the Porta Potty experience during a festival which translates to „Heat Death in the Porta Potty“ from the German band „Ersatzkopf“ (Head replacement)

    Here‘s the translated chorus:

    Heatdeath in the Porta Potty, woahoh

    Oh my God, I’m sweating so much, woahoh

    I’m going to take all my clothes off first

    Otherwise I won’t make it out of

    here alive

    Out of the Porta Potty, oh no no.






  • The smartest thing I ever heard about evolution: „It’s rolling dice and keeping the sixes.“ There is neither a goal, nor a peak. Evolution is a load of completely random mutations. The ones that help a species to survive in their specific environment are „kept“.

    Also oftentimes, stuff that was kept because it makes thing possible, turns out to be useful for completly different thing Fingers helping apes climb, but they also allowed the use of tools.