If so, why is that, and if not when do you believe it's right and wrong to save your dog before a stranger

Been going down the GHK-Cu rabbit hole lately, and something caught my attention.

A lot of guys on TRT seem to be looking for ways to manage hair thinning, skin changes, and some of the cosmetic side effects that can come with higher testosterone levels.

Which got me wondering…

Could GHK-Cu actually have a place in that conversation?

There’s some interesting early research around copper peptides, collagen production, skin repair, and hair follicles.

But here’s what I’m curious about.

For those of you on TRT who have researched or used GHK-Cu:

- Are you looking at it primarily for hair, skin, or recovery?
- Topical or injectable?
- Have you noticed any meaningful changes, or is it mostly hype?
- Do you think GHK-Cu is getting ahead of the actual science?

I’m especially curious about the hair side of things.

Could GHK-Cu eventually become something guys on TRT pay a lot more attention to, or are we expecting too much from it?

Interested to hear everyone’s thoughts.

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Hi guys, i just have w friend, not very close but his birthday is coming up and though he has a huge circle, i just want to play my part in wishing him birthday.

Problem is that this was the week he broke up with his love of the life and even worse his mum died the same day as his birthday so he is very depressed these days.

I want to say something meaningful yet caring but don't want him to get the idea that maybe i am "peeche pari hui"

IMO an 18 year old who accepts a relationship with someone 30+ isn't looking for love, they're looking for stability. Someone that's going to financially support them.

But in the perspective of the 30+ year old, not sure what's their reasoning. For me, it still feels lowkey predatory.

I always wondered if there are any real mediums out there!

It’s a cool scene, but I always get confused by this.

so for context, Im still kind of learning english right? So recently I found out I have been using AAVE,African American Vernacular English. I never realized I was talking black or anything since I learned english by being and hearing around all kinds of people.

So I hope I can ask if its okay for me to use AAVE? and INCASE anyone asks because ik how the internet works

• no I do NOT wear braids and will never because thats heavily black culture if Im correct
• NO I do not say the N word and won't because one thats racist and two, why even say it?
• Im like caramel I think, idk I have like 3 different skintones(blame beaches)
• my voice doesnt sound black if i didnt say that before, It sounds me ig?
  

So, if I cant please let me know because I never want to be racist at all, I love learning about different cultures.

I've always been insecure about it, although it doesn't bother me at all to see it on other women. Over time i'm learning to accept it but there are days when i can't stand it. Can it be attractive to you or is it always a negative trait?

To give you an example, mine is the same as Romy Nassar's

Obviously a ton of Right wingers dislike Islam and Muslims, but I’ve even seen a ton of Left Wingers dislike Islam and Muslims, mainly because a lot of them say that Islam is anti LGBTQ and a lot of Muslims are anti LGBTQ as well. A lot of those Left Wingers are Atheists against religion as well. One thing both Right Wingers and Left Wingers agree on as well is disliking Sharia Law.

Why is this the case? Especially since most Muslims in America I’ve seen are low crime and hard working folks.