Bottom line, just don’t assume it’s a pimple. Get tested often.
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Just read another possibility is a Bartholin Gland Cyst. Don’t know much about it except it occurs on the inner labia.

I have to say, on #9, it’s not common to get pimples on your genitals. Ingrown hairs or clogged pores on external skin areas? Sure, especially if you recently shaved. But not on your clit! If you suddenly get “pimples” anywhere around your genitals or on your labia or vulva or even asshole/taint- anywhere down there, GET TESTED. That sounded like herpes.

Even still, how do you fall off a bike VAGINA FIRST?? I mean.. C’mon!

Love can be found in all forms of relationships. Don’t emotionally stunt yourself because the person is not you “significant other” a friend, co-worker or even stranger sometimes can be just as satisfying of a relationship if you keep your heart open. Love is a flame it resides I all of us and it’s warmth should be shared with everyone.

It’s not “hopelessly romantic” to demean yourself for someone who doesn’t appreciate you. The friend zone is a vicious cycle created when (usually, but not always) a guy tries to win over a girl who in turn uses said guy for whatever bullshit they’re willing to do. The guy keeps on because he doesn’t have enough self-respect to 1) accept no for an answer; and/or 2) save his romantic gestures for someone who actually gives a damn. And, a girl who lets that go on is taking advantage of him, which is shitty. If you’re really a friend, do nice things with no expectations. If you’re trying to push the right buttons to win “the prize,” you’re doing it wrong and brought the friend zone upon yourself. (Whew! Felt good to get that off my chest.)

What?! No mention of the bulge? Falling down on the job, Buzzfeed.

I thought he sounded like Seth Rogan LOL Totally plausible that it would be Seth.

Not to mention, Easter eggs have nothing to do with Christianity. So, what they’re really saying is Bing is better than Google because they recognized the pagan and/or commercialized symbolism of “Easter.”

Great idea, poor execution.