u/StunningPlace9026

I was about to make egg salad, but when I cut open the eggs there was a milky white goop in the middle. The rest of the egg was cooked. We got the eggs straight from the coop, rinsed them, and boiled them. Is this safe to eat because I reallyyy have been craving some egg salad. There’s an image in the comments of what it looks like

My mom is supposed to pick me up from my boyfriends house, and it’s been over an hour and I texted her a half hour ago asking when she’s coming and she left it on read, so I tried calling to see what the answer was and she didn’t answer. I’m really panicking because I’m worried she got into an accident. I’m scared I caused her to get into an accident by checking my text. I don’t know how to negate these thoughts.

I bought a filet mignon from Walmart today. The sell by date is a week from now. It’s a normal colored steak, but if I get up close, like nose a centimeter away, it smells a little funky and nauseating. This steak if for my mom for Mother’s Day, so the last thing I wanna do is feed her spoiled steak. I can only smell the smell if I’m super duper close, otherwise I don’t smell anything. Would rotten meat be very distinct and strong?

Recently I’ve (19) noticed during sex I don’t feel anything inside except just the pressure from it, it doesn’t feel good, it feels like nothing. I’m having an exceptionally hard time trying to climax as well. I’m getting frustrated because mentally I want to be intimate with my boyfriend, but I’m physically unable to get aroused. It’s impacting my mental health and I’m again just getting increasingly more frustrated. Has this happened to anyone else? If so how did you fix it? I feel broken.

I opened up a couple packs of some ground chicken to make some chicken tacos, and I didn’t notice a smell. I’m scared of food poisoning, so i thoroughly smelled the container it was in, and again didn’t smell anything but a slight fleshy smell. No worries. I put some olive oil in my pan and threw in the chicken. The heat was on high (idk if this could be relevant so I’m adding it anyway), and after it started cooking I noticed a *slight* sour smell. It was pretty faint and you had to get close to the pot before you could smell it, but I would get small wafts of it when I’d flip the chicken. I asked my mom to come smell it and she said it smelled fine, but of course because I’m scared of food poisoning I’m still worried. I’m eating it because I don’t wanna waste and money is tight, and it tastes fine.

Would I have smelled it right away before cooking it if it was bad? I feel like I would’ve but I’m not sure since I usually don’t cook raw meats.

I appreciate any help!