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[UndeadRaptor]

After school, o' course. He wouldn't stop, even AFTER I explained everything... twice. Fun fact? He wasn't new and had already known we was dating...

[Hopeflower]

UR: Ah, the classic boyfriend-protects-girlfriend-from-pig scenario. XP

[UndeadRaptor]

Another funny thing was that he said I couldn't hold my own. I mean, he thought I got beat down by ONE guy last night, when it was like 6 or 7, as I've said before. Call me the wimp and you see what happens...

[LV-426]

Good for you UR, show him who's boss. I'm not a fighter though, I'm a lover

[Hopeflower]

UR: ha, shows how intelligent he is. XP

Personally, though I'm a woman, I'm a fighter. And I hit hard. So if I'm pushed, I can give a mean right hook. XP

[LV-426]

HF: Note to self don't piss you off

[UndeadRaptor]

HF: Another funny thing was, even though I barely hit him out there, he cried all the way home like a little sissy. Proves just how "tough" he said he was...

[LV-426]

UR: What a *****

[TyrannoTitan]

There goes that smell again...

[LV-426]

what smell?

[Hopeflower]

LV: Words to live by. XP

UR: roflmao. He can dish out the trash talk but can't take a punch. Niiiice. XD

[PeacefulChaos]

@ TT: Meh, apologies. It's a problem going untreated, naturally scaring me sh*tless. Fearing the tendon will rupture. But not going into it.

[raptor titanus3]

And to think this was spawned by a random comment about my lytric acid hitting "critical volume" (for those who get the referance good for you)

[Hopeflower]

PC: Tendons don't usually rupture unless you plant your foot and twist. Violently. As seen in tennis matches (hence why so many tennis players rupture the tendon in the back of their leg). Tendons have to be tough, they hold your muscle to bone, and if you've ever seen a surgeon stretching the calf muscle back out to get it the way it belongs (when the tendon ruptures the muscle springs into a perfect sphere), you know it's no small feat.

[TyrannoTitan]

That wasn't directed at you, PC. lol.

[PeacefulChaos]

PC: Tendons don't usually rupture unless you plant your foot and twist. Violently. As seen in tennis matches (hence why so many tennis players rupture the tendon in the back of their leg). Tendons have to be tough, they hold your muscle to bone, and if you've ever seen a surgeon stretching the calf muscle back out to get it the way it belongs (when the tendon ruptures the muscle springs into a perfect sphere), you know it's no small feat.

I've been dealing with this problem for a year or so and it's been blown off. The sh*t is finally hitting the fan. I was told I have tendinitis, but I don't. That diagnosis was months ago. The reason why I say it's not tendinitis, and is instead tendinosis, because it's been over a long time.

I used to be able to stay on my right leg for 2 hours. That slowly turned to one hour, then to a half hour. Tendinosis is a depletion/deterioration of the tendon. If left untreated, which is exactly what is happening right now, it will eventually tear/rupture. I currently cannot walk down stairs, nor walk, hence being worried, because tendinitis and tendinosis are usually confused. It's gotten worse, not improving, despite not doing anything strenuous. If it doesn't hurt, it will hurt if I'm on it/use it for a half hour, and will be numb throughout my entire calf to my ankle, with the excruciating pain above it and it won't stop.
It's not me being dramatic. I wish it was, and I wish I was a hypochondriac, but not so much.. I have other problems you usually wouldn't find in a 16 yr old. If I told you everything we'd probably be here for another hour. XD

And ah, just checking TT.

[raptor titanus3]

It was the back of my right calf muscle that felt the cramp and it hurt alot but that isn't my usual trouble spot. Usually cramps hit the arch of my feet when I accidently stretch the wrong way.

[Hopeflower]

PC: Hmm. You've explained the situation to your doctor(s)?

lawl. I've seen some odd problems, believe me. A friend of mine has fibromyalgia, cold urticaria (if she's out in the cold for too long she starts to have an allergic reaction) AND photosensitivity (if she's out in the sun too long her immune system overreacts). She's also a little anemic.

[Giratina93]

Endless sleep machine... I must invent it!

[PeacefulChaos]

PC: Hmm. You've explained the situation to your docrot(s)?

lawl. I've seen some odd problems, believe me. A friend of mine has fibromyalgia, cold urticaria (if she's out in the cold for too long she starts to have an allergic reaction) AND photosensitivity (if she's out in the sun too long her immune system overreacts). She's also a little anemic.

Yes, but, let's put it this way.. I'm getting out of here once I hit college.