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Holy shit i have found the cure for snoring! Do these exercises!

musashi

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musashi said:
sweetiepie said:
KNN every night she has sleep suck cock disease like dream and wake up she want to suck virtual uncle cock KNN KNN
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I think it's safe to say that @ginfreely truly enjoys talking to men (both online and in real life), most probably because she used to enjoy talking a lot to her late father, who probably also enjoyed talking to her.
But at the same time, she does not want anybody (whether men or women) to consider her to be some kind of promiscuous or potentially promiscuous woman; which is why whenever anyone calls her a "slut" or "whore" or "mistress" or any other similar word, she becomes humiliated.
If she simply stops talking to men, she would suffer because that is one of her main earthly pleasures she enjoys.

Therefore (and unfortunately for her many victims), instead of simply ignoring those insults (if she's a truly innocent virgin), she would rather keep attacking her enemies incessantly (while insisting that she's a "virgin" with obviously zero proof), in order to save her "face" and also to overcome/prevent her suffering whenever she stops talking to men.
Her incessant attacks would also include lies and nonsense, which would only provoke her enemies to attack her even more!

Finally, she knows that she's an unmarried middle-aged woman with no children, so she can't defend herself by saying that she has children, in order to say that there's nothing wrong for her to have lost her virginity.
This is probably why she keeps declaring that she's a "virgin", so as to try to save her "face" by stopping/preventing other people from thinking (even if she's truly a virgin) that because she has no children and no husband, she must have had non-marital sex several times with at least one or two men after her marriage with her ex-husband ended, whenever she felt very horny! :tongue:
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glockman said:
You are our Sigmund Freud, perfect psychoanalysis of our very own psycho :biggrin: Well done! :thumbsup:
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Many thanks to you too for liking, and replying to, the above post of mine! :tongue:
 
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AhMeng

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Valium said:
Hope she won't die in her sleep, that would be too easy for the bitch.
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Today is Friday the 13th. Of she does, she will haunt this forum forever! :biggrin:

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Wunderfool

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Snoring/Obstructive Sleep Apnoea
What is Snoring?
Snoring is defined as noisy breathing during sleep. It is caused by vibrations of the soft palate, uvula, base of tongue and other soft tissues in the throat when one inhales. It implies an increased resistance to the inflow of air during breathing at the level of the upper airways. As much as 50% to 60% of the male adult population, between the ages of 30 - 60 years, snores.
Is Snoring a problem?
Snoring is a social nuisance. However, it can be a potential problem, especially if it disturbs the bed partner.It can lead to marital problems, irritation and anger at home.
If a patient who snores has symptoms of tiredness, poor concentration, daytime sleepiness, choking sensations at night, this patient may have a serious medical problem called Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA).
What is Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA)?
OSA is a disorder that is characterised by repetitive collapse of the airway, resulting in low oxygen levels and an elevated blood pressure.
Apnoea is defined as an absence or stoppage in breathing for 10 seconds or longer.
Patients with severe OSA, may stop breathing as often as once every minute, over the entire night's rest.
Diagnosis of OSA requires a thorough clinical examination and a flexible naso-endoscopy. A non-invasive painless sleep assessment is also strongly recommended.
Symptoms of OSA
DURING THE DAY:
  • Daytime sleepiness / tiredness
  • Poor concentration
  • Poor memory
  • Morning headaches
  • Mood changes
  • Irritability
DURING THE NIGHT:
  • Choking sensation
  • Gasping for air during sleep
  • Frequent arousals
  • Nocturia (frequent passing urine)
  • Loud snoring
DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH OSA
  • Obesity
  • Hypertension
  • Ischaemic Heart Disease
  • Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accidents)
  • Diabetes Mellitus
Paediatric Snoring / OSA
Children who snore at night may be suspected of OSA. These children may have nose block or narrow air passages due to big tonsils and adenoids. Children with OSA have insufficient oxygen at night. Hence, they are prone to behavioural disorders, short attention spans, and poorer school performances.
Treatment of OSA in children can be curative.
Treatment Of OSA
Conservative Measures
  • Weight loss
  • Sleep on the side
  • Stop smoking
  • Avoid being sleep deprived
  • Avoid alcohol, sedatives
  • Regular exercise
Medical Treatment
CONTINUOUS POSITIVE AIRWAY PRESSURE (CPAP)
This is a non-invasive method of treatment that requires the use of continuous positive airway pressure by a nasal mask worn by the patient throughout the night. CPAP is an effective treatment for OSA, however, compliance is an issue.
ORAL APPLIANCES (OA)
These are mouthpieces that are worn while sleeping to prevent the airway from collapsing. It works by repositioning the tongue or mandible forward.
Snoring Treatment
Snoring Surgical treatment has been shown to be effective and curative in certain subsets of patients. Surgery ranges from the use of laser techniques, palatal implants to reduction of the soft palatal tissue, minimally invasive tongue surgery and jaw advancement.
SURGICAL OPTIONS:
  • Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
  • Laser assisted uvuloplasty
  • Nasal submucous diathermy
  • Palatal advancement
  • Tongue base reduction
  • Genioglossus advancement
  • Nose surgery - Septoplasty, Turbinate Reduction, Turbinoplasty, Radiofrequency, Endoscopic Sinus Surgery, Balloon Sinuplasty
  • Palate Surgery - Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, Fairbank's UPPP, Pang's Expansion pharyngoplasty, Laser assisted palatoplasty, Anterior Palatoplasty, Pillow Implants
  • Tonsil surgery - Tonsil Removal, Tonsil Reduction
  • Tongue Surgery - Tongue Reduction, Coblation, Laser, Radiofrequency, Tongue Suspension
  • Jaw Surgery - Jaw Surgery Advancement
 
glockman

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Wunderfool said:
Snoring/Obstructive Sleep Apnoea
What is Snoring?
Snoring is defined as noisy breathing during sleep. It is caused by vibrations of the soft palate, uvula, base of tongue and other soft tissues in the throat when one inhales. It implies an increased resistance to the inflow of air during breathing at the level of the upper airways. As much as 50% to 60% of the male adult population, between the ages of 30 - 60 years, snores.
Is Snoring a problem?
Snoring is a social nuisance. However, it can be a potential problem, especially if it disturbs the bed partner.It can lead to marital problems, irritation and anger at home.
If a patient who snores has symptoms of tiredness, poor concentration, daytime sleepiness, choking sensations at night, this patient may have a serious medical problem called Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA).
What is Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA)?
OSA is a disorder that is characterised by repetitive collapse of the airway, resulting in low oxygen levels and an elevated blood pressure.
Apnoea is defined as an absence or stoppage in breathing for 10 seconds or longer.
Patients with severe OSA, may stop breathing as often as once every minute, over the entire night's rest.
Diagnosis of OSA requires a thorough clinical examination and a flexible naso-endoscopy. A non-invasive painless sleep assessment is also strongly recommended.
Symptoms of OSA
DURING THE DAY:
  • Daytime sleepiness / tiredness
  • Poor concentration
  • Poor memory
  • Morning headaches
  • Mood changes
  • Irritability
DURING THE NIGHT:
  • Choking sensation
  • Gasping for air during sleep
  • Frequent arousals
  • Nocturia (frequent passing urine)
  • Loud snoring
DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH OSA
  • Obesity
  • Hypertension
  • Ischaemic Heart Disease
  • Stroke (Cerebrovascular Accidents)
  • Diabetes Mellitus
Paediatric Snoring / OSA
Children who snore at night may be suspected of OSA. These children may have nose block or narrow air passages due to big tonsils and adenoids. Children with OSA have insufficient oxygen at night. Hence, they are prone to behavioural disorders, short attention spans, and poorer school performances.
Treatment of OSA in children can be curative.
Treatment Of OSA
Conservative Measures
  • Weight loss
  • Sleep on the side
  • Stop smoking
  • Avoid being sleep deprived
  • Avoid alcohol, sedatives
  • Regular exercise
Medical Treatment
CONTINUOUS POSITIVE AIRWAY PRESSURE (CPAP)
This is a non-invasive method of treatment that requires the use of continuous positive airway pressure by a nasal mask worn by the patient throughout the night. CPAP is an effective treatment for OSA, however, compliance is an issue.
ORAL APPLIANCES (OA)
These are mouthpieces that are worn while sleeping to prevent the airway from collapsing. It works by repositioning the tongue or mandible forward.
Snoring Treatment
Snoring Surgical treatment has been shown to be effective and curative in certain subsets of patients. Surgery ranges from the use of laser techniques, palatal implants to reduction of the soft palatal tissue, minimally invasive tongue surgery and jaw advancement.
SURGICAL OPTIONS:
  • Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
  • Laser assisted uvuloplasty
  • Nasal submucous diathermy
  • Palatal advancement
  • Tongue base reduction
  • Genioglossus advancement
  • Nose surgery - Septoplasty, Turbinate Reduction, Turbinoplasty, Radiofrequency, Endoscopic Sinus Surgery, Balloon Sinuplasty
  • Palate Surgery - Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, Fairbank's UPPP, Pang's Expansion pharyngoplasty, Laser assisted palatoplasty, Anterior Palatoplasty, Pillow Implants
  • Tonsil surgery - Tonsil Removal, Tonsil Reduction
  • Tongue Surgery - Tongue Reduction, Coblation, Laser, Radiofrequency, Tongue Suspension
  • Jaw Surgery - Jaw Surgery Advancement
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It is good of you to provide such helpful information. But I fear it will go unappreciated. It will probably boomerang back and bite you in the arse. :biggrin:
 
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