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Sal VJ
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Growing up, grass was the worst of my allergies. But now as an adult, I have no allergies for grass, strangely enough or other allergies, that I know of.
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13-Mar-2020 18:53:22

Rooh
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It's weird how allergies come and go, you'd think you either had them for life or not at all.

I was allergic to house dust (in every house, no matter how clean) as a kid but lost the allergy as I got older.
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14-Mar-2020 12:47:22

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Archaeox said :
Agalloch said :
I guess it doesn't really matter, because those friends I do have, we cherish each other, and I love spending time with them or even just talking to them.
Quality > quantity.

There's no point having lots of friends if they're sucky.
There's no need to have lots of friends if the ones you have are awesome.

Definitely true. I don't know what I would do without any of them.

15-Mar-2020 05:46:45

CM Nick

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Rooh said :
It's weird how allergies come and go, you'd think you either had them for life or not at all.

I was allergic to house dust (in every house, no matter how clean) as a kid but lost the allergy as I got older.

I used to be debilitatingly lactose intolerant as a child - I'd get intense migraines and throw up for hours - but now I just get a little indigestion.

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15-Mar-2020 18:39:10

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CM Nick said :
Rooh said :
It's weird how allergies come and go, you'd think you either had them for life or not at all.

I was allergic to house dust (in every house, no matter how clean) as a kid but lost the allergy as I got older.

I used to be debilitatingly lactose intolerant as a child - I'd get intense migraines and throw up for hours - but now I just get a little indigestion.

Bodies are weird.
Isn't there a thing where our bodies change every 7 years, that's with food you like and don't like and allergies??
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15-Mar-2020 19:56:07

Rooh
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Dong U Dead said :

Isn't there a special name for it??

And thank you :)

I thought there'd be some fancy term for it too, but all I could find was "regeneration"... and that made me think of Doctor Who.
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16-Mar-2020 14:36:26

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Dong U Dead said :
CM Nick said :
Rooh said :
It's weird how allergies come and go, you'd think you either had them for life or not at all.

I was allergic to house dust (in every house, no matter how clean) as a kid but lost the allergy as I got older.

I used to be debilitatingly lactose intolerant as a child - I'd get intense migraines and throw up for hours - but now I just get a little indigestion.

Bodies are weird.
Isn't there a thing where our bodies change every 7 years, that's with food you like and don't like and allergies?? False. That myth was based on someone not understanding what average means.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/does-body-replace-itself-seven-years/

17-Mar-2020 12:28:14

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