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when i say something i mean it (Patreon)

Published:
2021-08-27 19:34:27
Edited:
2021-08-28 01:44:43
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2026-06
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i told you to wait til I finished work before you did anything with it. i know you were only trying to do something nice for me but my jobs is to protect you and keep you safe and if you don't listen it makes my job harder.

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Alexandria

we love the bts reference😭✋🏽

Andrea C

Listen.....i only nearly set boxes on the stove on fire ONLY 3 TIMES .... Okay but real talk please please please don't ice a burn. It can actually make the burn worse by temperature shocking the skin. Cold(ish) running water is the way to go.

Alivia’s Life

Why have you been putting us in check lately lol let us ‘embrace the khaos’…get it? No? Alrighty 😭

Bed_full_of_Crumbs

I like how your "conflict" audios are always so calm and loving. I did NOT have healthy conflict modeled for me by my parents, so hearing it here means a lot. Also, two things that I do not fuck with are fire and bodies of water. I'm too scared to even use matches or lighters. I practice Wicca, and it's considered disrespectful to the spirits to blow out a candle. So, I'm always terrified when I have to snuff them with my fingers, and I can only light them with those long camping lighters.

♡ Isabella ♡

A tip: put egg white on burns!! I burned my thigh last month pretty with boiling water. Large area, 2nd degree burn. I have sensitive skin that scars easily but IMMEDIATELY put egg white on it and now it’s completely gone.

Rose

I can't guarentee that this is still the most current information, but since everyone is talking about proper burn treatment, I thought I might share what I was taught. I hope that it might help someone in the future. 😊 I took first aid for work several years ago, and learned to treat minor burns by running them under room-temperature water. Our bodies want to maintain homeostasis, and if you cool the burned area so that it's cooler than room temperature (and the rest of your body), your body is going to send heat to that area to bring the temperature back up to normal, making the burn worse, even though it might feel nice. So, we were told to use room-temperature water to bring the temperature of the burned skin back to baseline, and best help your body in the healing process. However, I feel obligated to mention that the recommended first aid treatment may have changed in the last few years, and that every country has different first aid training. ❤ Sorry for the long comment 🙈