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[femboys_love_me]

same

 

[femboys_love_me]

iktyktiktyk

 

[femboys_love_me]

ten also launched a new label!!!
I LOVE HIM SO MUCH

 

[LesLeon 𖦹₊ ⊹ >\\<]

half on the sack

 

[femboys_love_me]

what does that mean

 

[Natsuki_Subaru]

do you know how to take care of an ear infection without meds?

nopee

 

[cocoabutter]

the moon

 

[cocoabutter]

 

[Flynniepie]

Seventeen having seventeen members

 

[Flynniepie]

My parents know about my liminal rooms obsession took them 6 years

 

[femboys_love_me]

nopee

I looked up how do you won't suffer

• Warm Compress - Soak a clean washcloth in warm (not hot) water, wring it out, and hold it against the affected ear for 10 to 20 minutes to relax muscles and encourage fluid to flow.
• 
  
• Cold compress - Wrap an ice pack or frozen towel in a cloth and apply it to the ear for 10 minutes to numb sharp pain and reduce localized inflammation.
• 
  
• Alternating method - Switch between warm and cold compresses every 10 minutes to maximize both circulatory drainage and numbing relief.

• 
  
• Elevate your head: Sleep with your head propped up on extra pillows or rest in a reclined chair. This utilizes gravity to help the Eustachian tubes drain, preventing painful overnight pressure buildup.
• 
  
• Switch sleep positions: Always sleep with the infected ear facing upward to avoid applying direct physical pressure to the painful area.
• 
  
• Gentle neck exercises: Gently rotate your neck, tilt your head toward your shoulders, or lift your shoulders to help relieve mechanical tension and pressure around the ear canal.
• 
  
• Steam inhalation: Take a hot, steamy shower or breathe in steam from a bowl of hot water with a towel over your head to open up the nasal passages and unblock clogged ear passages.
• 
  
• Saltwater gargle: Mix half a teaspoon of salt into a cup of warm water and gargle for 10 to 15 seconds. If your ear pain stems from a cold or a sore throat, this reduces inflammation in the back of the throat where the ear tubes connect.
• 
  
• Aggressive hydration: Drink plenty of water or warm caffeine-free tea. Staying well-hydrated thins out mucus, allowing fluids trapped in the middle ear to break up and drain away naturally.

• Do not insert objects: Keep cotton swabs, fingers, and foreign tools entirely out of the ear canal, as they can scratch the delicate skin or impact earwax, worsening the infection.
• 
  Avoid unverified drops: Never put fluids like olive oil, garlic oil, or diluted apple cider vinegar into the ear if you suspect a ruptured eardrum, or if there is any fluid, blood, or pus draining from the ear canal
  
  
  
  
  
  

 

[Weirdo2700]

Guysssss how does my art look so far?

 

[femboys_love_me]

Guysssss how does my art look so far?
View attachment 180896

I like it

 

[LesLeon 𖦹₊ ⊹ >\\<]

hiyoko deserved to die

 

[femboys_love_me]

hiyoko deserved to die

who's that

 

[Weirdo2700]

I like it

TY TYYYYY <33

 

[femboys_love_me]

TY TYYYYY <33

your welcome I love creative random art

 

[femboys_love_me]

your art always tells you how you feel it never lies

 

[Natsuki_Subaru]

I looked up how do you won't suffer

• Warm Compress - Soak a clean washcloth in warm (not hot) water, wring it out, and hold it against the affected ear for 10 to 20 minutes to relax muscles and encourage fluid to flow.
• 
  
• Cold compress - Wrap an ice pack or frozen towel in a cloth and apply it to the ear for 10 minutes to numb sharp pain and reduce localized inflammation.
• 
  
• Alternating method - Switch between warm and cold compresses every 10 minutes to maximize both circulatory drainage and numbing relief.

• 
  
• Elevate your head: Sleep with your head propped up on extra pillows or rest in a reclined chair. This utilizes gravity to help the Eustachian tubes drain, preventing painful overnight pressure buildup.
• 
  
• Switch sleep positions: Always sleep with the infected ear facing upward to avoid applying direct physical pressure to the painful area.
• 
  
• Gentle neck exercises: Gently rotate your neck, tilt your head toward your shoulders, or lift your shoulders to help relieve mechanical tension and pressure around the ear canal.
• 
  
• Steam inhalation: Take a hot, steamy shower or breathe in steam from a bowl of hot water with a towel over your head to open up the nasal passages and unblock clogged ear passages.
• 
  
• Saltwater gargle: Mix half a teaspoon of salt into a cup of warm water and gargle for 10 to 15 seconds. If your ear pain stems from a cold or a sore throat, this reduces inflammation in the back of the throat where the ear tubes connect.
• 
  
• Aggressive hydration: Drink plenty of water or warm caffeine-free tea. Staying well-hydrated thins out mucus, allowing fluids trapped in the middle ear to break up and drain away naturally.

• Do not insert objects: Keep cotton swabs, fingers, and foreign tools entirely out of the ear canal, as they can scratch the delicate skin or impact earwax, worsening the infection.
• 
  Avoid unverified drops: Never put fluids like olive oil, garlic oil, or diluted apple cider vinegar into the ear if you suspect a ruptured eardrum, or if there is any fluid, blood, or pus draining from the ear canal
  
  
  
  
  

thank you!

 

[Natsuki_Subaru]

Guysssss how does my art look so far?
View attachment 180896

beautifull!