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VERY bad reaction to pepper-spray! What to do?

This may sound dumb and he's probably already tried it, but have you tried washing his eyes out with milk and baby soap?

If you think the reaction was allergic, give him some Benadryl and see if some of the swelling subsides. If it does, it very well could have been an allergic reaction. Also take some Motrin. That should help subside some of the swelling.

There's also the possibility that after being sprayed he got some kind of eye infection.

When going to the military hospital, did he talk to an actual MD or was it some 19 year old kid with a basic medical training?

While doing a chemical reaction, Bob noticed several signs that a reaction was happening. He saw ____________?

Common indicators of a chemical reaction
1. Formation of a solid precipitate or an unionized product.
2. Formation of a gas.
3. A temperature change.
4. A color change.

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Is my ex boyfriend trying to get a reaction out of me? If so why?

Me and my ex of 3 years broke up (he broke up with me) and he blocked me from his phone the day we broke up then the next day unblocks me to say,
"We aren't together anymore. And I never want to get back together with you"
all I said was "Ok Bye" then he sends another message saying
"Dont try to talk to me because I'm blocking you"
And I said "wasn't trying anymore and that's fine".
Then the next morning I get a message from his textplus saying "who's this?"
I know he knows my number by heart. 3 years I've never changed my number.

I'm confused. If he doesn't care why unblock me to state the obvious that we aren't together and to just block me yet again?

How should I react when he is trying to make me jealous?

Your friends are right to warn you about him. This guy sounds incredibly immature. At best he realized too late that he liked you, and these mind games are his ham-handed attempt at getting you to like him back. At worst, he doesn’t even like you that way and just gets some kind of sick pleasure out of playing with your feelings.(No, really, can someone explain to me like I’m 5 how flirting with other girls in front of your crush is going to result in anything but your crush having her feelings hurt? Why would you even want to hurt your crush’s feelings?)It sounds like you do have feelings for this guy, though. So your course of action from here on out is going to depend on whether you actually want to hang on to him.If you want to pursue a relationship with him:Have an open, honest conversation with him in which you tell him you like him and that it hurts to see him blatantly ignore you while flirting with other girls.That’s it. His response to what you say will indicate whether this relationship is worth pursuing.If he immediately apologizes for behaving like an asshat and offers to take you out on a date, then problem solved.If he says “lol ok” and proceeds to keep doing what he’s been doing, then it was clearly all just a joke to him and your feelings mean nothing to him. Cut him off and move on. You don’t need him, even as a friend.If you like him but know that he’s bad news, and you just want to move on, then:Just stop being friends with him. Stop hanging out with him voluntarily. Be polite, but don’t talk to him unless spoken to. Treat him the way you would treat any other stranger.If he starts flirting up a storm with some random girl while knowing that you are within earshot, just walk away and keep going about your own business. He’ll stop when he no longer has an audience because he’s not getting a rise out of you.If you’re feeling extremely petty, you can even stick around as a friend and keep reminding him what a great friend he is. Offer to hook him up with girls you know. Introduce him to every girl you know as your 100% available male friend who’s a total playboy.Also for the extremely petty: Pretend you get a lot of enjoyment out of watching him flirt with other girls. Coo, “Aww, our wittle [his name] is all grown up!” and make a huge show of getting your phone out and videotaping all of his flirting escapades “for posterity”/“to show your future kids that you were quite the stud!”

Can vicodin cause delayed reaction?

My boyfriend was in a bad car accident and was prescribed 7.5mg vicodin. He was in alot of pain today so he took more then he was suppost to (I told him not to but he is an adult and i cant physically prevent him from doing it)

He took (2) 7.5mg within an hour.
His reactions are VERY slow, like he knocked the remote in the floor and it took him about 45secs. to look down and pick it up. Which is very slow.
An he has a hard time remembering things i just told him, for instance i told him to write down the things he needed from the grocery store and he got threw half of a word and then dropped the pen and walked away. He should be ok right? I mean, i dont need to call am ambulance or anything? Are these normal side effects of vicodin?

Why doesn't my boyfriend react when I am angry?

First thing, you have a very good boy friend don't miss him...He loves you so much... He might experienced lot of struggles and pain in his life.. So what ever happens in between you both he wish to leave that just like that only to make you happy and he don't want you to hurt the same way he got hurt.He is sacrificing his angry, pain everything to you coz he loves you that much... No body is perfect.. So love each other, enjoy your life...  I wonder, there is a boy exactly like me...  I'm doing the same, always my girlfriend think and ask me the same...

How is one to react when nipple are sucked?

So I have a boyfriend who LOVES to lick and suck on my nipples. But the only thing is I don't know how to react. I want him to think that it feels good and I enjoy it, but because of something that happened to me in past I don't really have any feeling there. When he does it he will look up at me like he is expecting a reaction, and I don't know how to react to it. What do guys like or look for when they play/suck/lick on nipples?
Please help!

Why does a narcissist try to provoke a reaction from a former victim?

Thanks for the A2A.If you were ever a valued supply source to a narcissist, whether in a romantic relationship or in a friendship, the narcissist will never forget you. Contrary to common belief, narcissists — at least covert narcissists — do not discard people — a narcissist’s victim discards the narcissist. That’s how the relationship with a narcissist eventually ends. This is a huge bruise to their fragile ego.After a relationship with a narcissist ends like this, more often than not they will try to bring you back into their fold. They might love-bomb you, they might provoke you with insults. Either way, they are looking to get a reaction from you. Reactions — good or bad — feed their need for attention.My ex-best friend of 20 years is a narcissist. After he insulted me three years ago, I told him I wanted nothing to do with him and went No Contact. He is petty and jealous and uses insults to get his point across — he had done this for years and I was tired of it. A year later, he sent me a nasty email telling me how he didn’t miss my friendship. He then went on to tell me how disappointed he was with me — criticize, criticize, criticize. I ignored the email. Then he wrote me on my birthday, acting like all was well. I ignored him. A year later, he wrote me asking how I’ve been. I ignored that, too.In all honesty, I don’t expect this to ever end, despite the fact we live thousands of miles away from each other. He’ll keep on writing me either “hey buddy” emails or emails that are critical of me for not giving a damn.

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