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EMSKR: Shaving in the rear

So, I need some advice for shaving hair in my rear. I am currently 14, I would ask my parents, but I don't quite feel comfortable with talking to them about this. The hair down there is uncomfortable, and a problem arose where the hair became a clump that I had to pull out in the shower. The only razor I have is the one I use for my facial hair. Any help and advice appreciated.

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u/Sad_Appearance_7446 — 10 hours ago

EMSKR: What is the one thing you can't wait to do until you are older? Or what is that one thing you waited to do and then after you did it, you realized it wasn't all it was cracked up to be?

u/Distant_Boy — 10 days ago
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EMSK: you got stinky shoes? Rubbing alcohol in a little spray bottle will fix you right up. Spray in, leave over night, next morning...foot funk all gone.

u/DragonishBalls — 21 days ago

EMSKR: Is there any thing that I would use a 12"rafter for INSIDE my house? For small woodworking (closet shelves, cabinet doors, speaker wall shelves, etc)??? Friend gave me nice one. Just wondering if I should spend time trying to learn how to use it when I'm not going to be using it for roofing.

u/JErGen36420342113205 — 23 days ago
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EMSK: how to get rid of persistent scrotum and taint itching (only occurring at night)

Have had lingering intense itching in this area for a few months now; is becoming very frustrating and sleep disrupting. It ONLY occurs at night primarily.

Have tried the following:

- No underwear at night (boxers)

- Bamboo boxers daytime

- Hydrocortisone RX 1% (just got this but doesn’t seem to help)

- Oral Mebendazole (anti-worm RX)

- OTC Anti fungal powder and cream (clotrimazole and miconazole nitrate)

- Washing bath towels on high heat

- Shaving the area

Do I need to be more diligent/patient with the creams (give it more time)? I’m at my wits end.

Thank you

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u/CHAONE77 — 1 month ago
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EMSK: Pay yourself first, even if it’s only a small amount

One financial habit I wish someone had explained to me earlier is the idea of paying yourself first.

For a long time I tried to save whatever money was left at the end of the month… but most months there wasn’t much left. Once I started putting a small amount aside right when I got paid, it became a lot easier to actually build savings.

It doesn’t have to be a big percentage. Even 5–10% (or whatever you can manage) adds up over time.

If possible, setting up an automatic transfer to a savings account helps a lot. That way the money moves before you even think about spending it, and saving slowly becomes the default instead of something you only do when there’s extra cash.

It’s a simple habit, but starting it early can make a bigger difference than people realize.

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u/SarcasticPotatoGuy — 1 month ago