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Once the plumbing is unblocked, they should be cured.
Virgin's Disease a.k.a. Green Sickness
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I am honoured to be a female toilet to the fun, educated and classy chiobus. However, I never like virgins. They are inexperienced and it makes me terribly uncomfortable. Lol
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.Are you insinuating at someone here in this forum?
In this whole wide web, and whole wide world, there is only One dirty filthy slut whore bitch, whose Arse and mouth are in each others' places,spewing vulgarities.
you know who, we all knew who.
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My friend's sister once suddenly developed a scary spell of hallucinations. She saw and talked to invisible people in the house. This really freaked out the family. Even my friend was scared one time when she pointed at the wall and said "they're here again!"
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Does your friend's sister hear firecrackers and also have auditory hallucination of men whistling at her?
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Over the next week my friend's family went to temples to pray and stuff but her condition didn't improve. Then he suggested to the mom to get her to see a ATB TCM doctor he knew at Bishan.
The doctor examined her and said her hormones are haywire. Asked her if she had a boyfriend and correctly assumed not. She got prescribed a big jar of black pills. She has been cured since then.
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Errr..what's the moral of the story?
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Should have been prescribed a battery operated toy, safe, natural and no chemical.
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Women in "original" condition will develop some mental issues later on in life. It's a hormonal thing.
This is also true for pets. Experienced cats/dog owners will advise other people to neuter their female pets after one round of pregnancy or it will get crazy.
So please stop gaslighting your good friend in this forum. She needs professional help
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I was told by someone who studies TCM that masturbation doesn't help regulate the yin/yang imbalances in the human body. Old virgins need a few sessions of dick to cure them. Or some of those black pills from the Bishan clinic
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Gaslighing? No no.. She's a good specimen for my personal knowledge acquisition. Without her, I would not have surf the web to learn about lots of queer stuff.
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I may be poor cardboard collector, but I very picky one!I have no idea too. Perhaps these virgin disease sufferers should pay for such treatment.
I am sure there will be volunteers, for example, those poor cardboard collecters like @glockman and @nightsafari
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I heartily agree. Provoking her mental and emotional state is unlikely to have a good outcome. I also agree she needs true professional help. Maybe you can provide contact info on TCM doctor.
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Green Sickness and the Cultural Construction of Women’s Health – Kyra Cornelius Kramer
www.kyrackramer.com
For millennia, Western medicine was in thrall to the humoral theoryof ancient Greece. It wasn’t until the scientific revolution of the Victorian era that germs were understood to cause illness, but even then medical ideas about a woman’s body had more in common with those espoused by Helenic doctors than modern ones. Germs there may be, thought the medical establishment, but the womb still wandered and women who didn’t get good sex could still come down with hysteria.
Women, according to humoral theory, needed sex because unless the mouth of the womb was “bathed” in semen, they could become very ill. Until well into the 20th century, doctors and laymen still believed the womb could become unhinged, and start wandering around the body wrecking havoc. Women were, by nature, ‘cold’ and ‘wet’ and ruled by emotion, so they needed the hot, dry seminal fluid of men to keep them balanced. That’s why women had to be kept under such close social control – their internal cravings for man-juice would drive them slutty if they were left to their own devices. Moreover, husbands had to be careful about having coitus, or voracious wives would ‘drain’ them of so much vital essence they could die.
Unmarried women were at dreadful risk because of the lack of regular rumpy pumpy. Adolescent girls in particular could suffer from the lack of a husband to inseminate them. Young women could go so pale they took on a faintly green tinge, couldn’t eat properly, had no energy, felt short of breath, and suffered headaches … because they were virgins.
The populace embraced this belief as much as the medical establishment, and there were several colloquial names for this condition, including “morbus virgineus” (virgin’s disease), “white fever”, and “love fever”. If your daughter started drooping and getting malaise, she needed a husband ASAP.
The ideology behind the disease of virgins was poppycock – but the illness itself was (and is) real. It’s true name is hypochromic anemia and it often occurs when a girl or young woman has such heavy menses that she becomes anemic from blood loss, or from the more common anemic causes of iron deficiency, vitamin B6deficiency, and thalassemia. It has nothing to do with virginity, of course, but it does strike adolescent girls more often than adult women, so you can see why the ancient physicians associated it with unmarried women, who were axiomatically thought to be virgins.
In 1554, German physician Johannes Lange called this illness by the term “green sickness”. By the end of the Tudor period and through the Regency era green sickness was the go-to colloquial term in Britain for virgin’s disease. The medical term for this illness, however, from 1615 onward was the more official sounding “chlorosis” … which means “greenish”.
The idea of who could be suffering from green sickness kept expanding through the centuries. Although it was still mostly young maidens who were presumed at risk, by 1681 English physicians like Thomas Sydenham claimed the ailment not only adolescent virgins, but any “slender and weakly women that seem consumptive” could get it, even if they were married. The treatment for green sickness was to ingest iron, which would cure the anemia even if the theory behind why it worked was bogus.
In the 18th century some physicians began to argue that green sickness could be caused by masturbation (which could also make both genders feeble-minded, blind, weak, and insane). Nevertheless, most doctors disagreed with this diagnostic criteria for green sickness, since orgasm (manually produced or not) was considered part of the treatment for the disease. When masturbation (especially women’s masturbation) became ‘dangerous’ in the 19th century, orgasm (called the hysterical paroxysm) without intercourse was only considered a healthy way to prevent hysteria and green sickness when it was facilitated by a doctor in a clinical setting.
Of course, once electricity became more common toward the end of the Victorian period, home kits for treating green sickness became very popular.
These kits were vibrators, and they were for HEALTH not SEXUAL PLEASURE so it was totally okay for women to use them.
www.kyrackramer.com
For millennia, Western medicine was in thrall to the humoral theoryof ancient Greece. It wasn’t until the scientific revolution of the Victorian era that germs were understood to cause illness, but even then medical ideas about a woman’s body had more in common with those espoused by Helenic doctors than modern ones. Germs there may be, thought the medical establishment, but the womb still wandered and women who didn’t get good sex could still come down with hysteria.
Women, according to humoral theory, needed sex because unless the mouth of the womb was “bathed” in semen, they could become very ill. Until well into the 20th century, doctors and laymen still believed the womb could become unhinged, and start wandering around the body wrecking havoc. Women were, by nature, ‘cold’ and ‘wet’ and ruled by emotion, so they needed the hot, dry seminal fluid of men to keep them balanced. That’s why women had to be kept under such close social control – their internal cravings for man-juice would drive them slutty if they were left to their own devices. Moreover, husbands had to be careful about having coitus, or voracious wives would ‘drain’ them of so much vital essence they could die.
Unmarried women were at dreadful risk because of the lack of regular rumpy pumpy. Adolescent girls in particular could suffer from the lack of a husband to inseminate them. Young women could go so pale they took on a faintly green tinge, couldn’t eat properly, had no energy, felt short of breath, and suffered headaches … because they were virgins.
The populace embraced this belief as much as the medical establishment, and there were several colloquial names for this condition, including “morbus virgineus” (virgin’s disease), “white fever”, and “love fever”. If your daughter started drooping and getting malaise, she needed a husband ASAP.
The ideology behind the disease of virgins was poppycock – but the illness itself was (and is) real. It’s true name is hypochromic anemia and it often occurs when a girl or young woman has such heavy menses that she becomes anemic from blood loss, or from the more common anemic causes of iron deficiency, vitamin B6deficiency, and thalassemia. It has nothing to do with virginity, of course, but it does strike adolescent girls more often than adult women, so you can see why the ancient physicians associated it with unmarried women, who were axiomatically thought to be virgins.
In 1554, German physician Johannes Lange called this illness by the term “green sickness”. By the end of the Tudor period and through the Regency era green sickness was the go-to colloquial term in Britain for virgin’s disease. The medical term for this illness, however, from 1615 onward was the more official sounding “chlorosis” … which means “greenish”.
The idea of who could be suffering from green sickness kept expanding through the centuries. Although it was still mostly young maidens who were presumed at risk, by 1681 English physicians like Thomas Sydenham claimed the ailment not only adolescent virgins, but any “slender and weakly women that seem consumptive” could get it, even if they were married. The treatment for green sickness was to ingest iron, which would cure the anemia even if the theory behind why it worked was bogus.
In the 18th century some physicians began to argue that green sickness could be caused by masturbation (which could also make both genders feeble-minded, blind, weak, and insane). Nevertheless, most doctors disagreed with this diagnostic criteria for green sickness, since orgasm (manually produced or not) was considered part of the treatment for the disease. When masturbation (especially women’s masturbation) became ‘dangerous’ in the 19th century, orgasm (called the hysterical paroxysm) without intercourse was only considered a healthy way to prevent hysteria and green sickness when it was facilitated by a doctor in a clinical setting.
Of course, once electricity became more common toward the end of the Victorian period, home kits for treating green sickness became very popular.
These kits were vibrators, and they were for HEALTH not SEXUAL PLEASURE so it was totally okay for women to use them.
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Looks like you are right after all. All the old virgin need is an electric vib. Lol
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@ginfreely that chaocheebye should have a lightning conductor inserted into her cheebye. Spread her wide and wait for lightning to strike the rod and electrocute her CB.
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I also agree with this. There is no energy flow. glockman didn't agree with me on this, but how and who I did the dirty with did have a noticeable and significant impact on my health. The thing is, the dick has to be young enough for the yang energy to be sufficiently powerful. If it's too old, then it may require too many treatments. If you feel like it, you could provide the unfortunate sufferer info about the clinic. Heck, I think some of us could also use it.
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no leh. I think she needs the real deal. accept no substitutes. the vib is not energetic enough.Looks like you are right after all. All the old virgin need is an electric vib. Lol
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