I can’t find anywhere that actually sells that door handle which, I’m not going to lie, I’m disappointed about however… you could always get a doorballs knocker?
All visitors must be willing to handle balls before entering!
Quick shout to @Lovehoney_Brenna as I think this link is fine as not something sold by Lovehoney and the site linked only does doorballs but though I’d better just check?
Even my googlefu wont spit it out, ot might just be a one off custom job. Ironically though, penis door handles (door pulls) seem really common. If i ever get bored or need a bachelorette present now know where to get them xD
Frankly, having read your post and got better acquainted with your backstory on this (I don’t even know what age you are!), I think I had it easier than you. I knew I was bi as soon as puberty hit (even before that, to be honest, but we’re not allowed to talk about anything pre-18 here so I can’t explain) whereas you’re having to do the whole self-discovery thing comparatively late in life, so props to you!
Mind you, if your mum was expecting you to tick “Lesbian” on the census, I think your work on the “coming out to mum” front might have overshot the end of the runway a tad.
Yes, sorry, 34 . To be honest my meds have screwed up a lot for a really long time. so having something more like what should have been baseline norm libido wise for the first time has shoved a lot of things into the light of day.
I remember very vividly having a moment when i was young where it came up in conversation with friends and i got very uncomfortable in that particular way when you avoid inconvenient truths about yourself because you dont want to look at them too closely. I think thats when i knew, i just wasnt ready to accept it. So yup, seriously overdue conversation
Yeah, i hesitated when the “do we need to fill the sexuality bit out” came up. Classic mistake but id been trying to get the nerve up to do it anyway, so it worked out reasonably well
I’m a yes and a probably, though waiting for confirmation from my GP, a no so can’t really vote. I had my first (Pfizer) jab at the end of February (as I’m a type 1 diabetic) but unfortunately had a very, very bad reaction to it. An exceedingly unusual reaction and only because my immune system is a bit screwy; hence attacking my insulin producing cells when I was 15 and giving me type 1 diabetes after I caught a minor virus and now attacking my spinal cord and optical nerve because of something it didn’t like in the Pfizer jab - bit of a bugger but that’s life. The hospital advised me against having the 2nd jab because I am otherwise extremely healthy and low risk of hospitslisation from Covid symptoms but that ultimately it was down to me and my GP. I was invited for my 2nd jab last week and am waiting to hear back from my GP for his thoughts but expect he will go with the hospital.
Having just said all that I know you don’t want a debate started but I am hugely in favour of the jab and support all my friends and family to have it because it is the way we are going to be able to open up the country safely again. My parents have had both of their jabs with no side effects and I am hugely grateful for that as they are elderly and probably wouldn’t otherwise survive Covid if they caught it. A lot of friends have had their’s, some with feverishness for a day or so but nothing major and a lot milder than what they, or more vulnerable people they come into contact with, could suffer if they caught Covid.
I’ve had both of mine. Am an unpaid carer for my mum and live at home so it’s peace of mind for her protection and other vulnerable people I might encounter.
Some of the people my dad work with also aren’t particularly bothered about following guidance and rules so we want to be as protected as we can.
Thank you. Things already vastly improved, back at work now, at least light duties, so all good. I am very unusual. Last neuro outpatient check up I had 5 doctors in the room and another 2 on video links. I’m “special”