@Kloi The average dude says he likes bitchy entitled women with short hair, if he thinks it'll get him a chance. Most guys don't have so much a preference as they do have a justification for whomever will give them attention.

@Typo-MAGAshiv @redpillschool

I would wager your average man would say they enjoy them/find them attractive.

That's been my experience IRL anyways.

@Kloi the whole idea of saying "unpopular opinion" is that almost no one else is supposed to agree with you.

While I'm indifferent to pierced nipples, I would bet most men on this site dislike them.

Have some vcards to clean up your act, hoe.

@Kloi popular

Unpopular opinion, pierced nipples suck.

@Typo-MAGAshiv

Docs to me is a coverall term. Best info I've gotten is from a Chiropractor who told me, I'm not a doctor but.... Second best came from the physical therapist who gave me the nerve glides.

@Kloi

I have been to the docs for this

Have you consulted any physical therapists? They'd be a better resource than an MD on something like this, especially once the MD finds nothing out of the ordinary.

Sometimes problems like that stem from upstream, and you don't even feel the upstream problem.

@Bangkok

Are you a bot?

Xrays, EMGs and ultrasound all have come back clean. No MRI.

I've been test for arthritis and it's cousins, Keinbock, it's not a cyst or any other abnormality is structure.

Median nerve is fine but as stated my Ulnar nerve pops in and out of place but that is more closely related to elbow pain.

I do have hEDS which among other things, causes connective tissue problems. Strength training has seemed to be the best solution to alleviate other problems associated with that so that's where my head is going with the wrist.

TFCC sounds closets to my current symptoms

@SeasonedRP @mattyanon

I have been to the docs for this. It's an on and off again issue for over a decade now. Has been fairing up again after next to no issues for 18+ months.

Long story short all my test come back clean. Strength and mobility levels are above average. Offered nerve blocker (which also double as mood stabilizers....no thank you) or surgery. With the stipulation surgery might not fix anything. Potentially making things worse. Either way just like with my hips, I was told to put surgery off as long as possible.

If I had to describe it, my wrist feel like a weak point but the doctors disagree with that. I'm going to focus on some wrist strengthening exercises.

@Kloi Get it looked at. I've lifted for decades. I've had many of the common injuries people get from lifting. I've never had any wrist pain other than a time I was trying a second generation bench shirt on 4-board presses. I had much, much more weight in my hands than I'd ever had before and could feel it. I learned that modern equipped powerlifting wasn't my thing. But that was a one off event. Regular training, even heavy, shouldn't cause wrist issues. Something else is going on.