interesting, I’ll have to try that sometime! Thanks, and have a lovely rest of your day! 🙂

Yep! Not everyone outgrows them and not all arw outgrown. But it’s worth doing controlled tries every few years.
Out of nowhere, I developed an extreme allergy to aspirin in my early 40s. It’s possible that it’s passed now but it was so bad that I’m afraid to test it.

My employer makes an insanely detailed allergy testing device. It can specify exact gluten intolerance (which glutens and in what forms) but they just killed plans for release in the Americas.

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You can grow out of allergies? Best news I’ve heard in a while! Nice!
It really is fun to go to BC and experience alllll the fun things they have there!
CHERRY BLOSSOMSSSSSSS
Thank you for reading! <3

Yes, I don’t deny the fact that people with addictions are interesting to have as friends… it’s a better way to learn more of their addictions, of how they are struggling, and also how you can help them.

I had a professor whose son died of drug abuse and she said, “Remember underneath all of that drug abuse is a beautiful person who is struggling!” Never a truer word! It’s scary being around people in the throes of addiction, and I walk away from that. But the people in recovery are interesting people to have as friends. They don’t try to get you hooked onto drugs at all. If anything, they want healthy friendships

Wow, that’s impressive! I know that a lot of people who struggle with addiction obviously didn’t choose it, but the fact that there were a lot of people in your life who did it, and you didn’t follow them… you deserve some credit for that! I really hope that people start to put an end to their addictions, even though that might be hard for them to do. And I really hate that the government profits from it all, therefore encouraging people to do it. 🫤

Yay! ✨☺️🤍