scared the hell out of the receptionist while i was getting my wisdom teeth removed. the doctor was switching implements while she came in and asked "is he under sedation?", to which i loudly responded "hello!". she jumped a bit and the dentist chuckled under his breath. 10/10 will be going back to get the rest out
also i fuck with the surgeon so much. he's a super chill dude who said "well, it's highly unusual to request numbing instead of sedation" during my consultation, to which i responded "i think sedation is too freaky". we went back and forth and eventually he conceded and said "well, i can tell you're a strongly willed individual", which i mentally translated to "there's no way this cocksucker will ever change his mind"
im glad i went with local anesthetic instead of sedation. i had breakfast. i didn't feel a thing (except for the 6 numbing injections, but that's still way better than an IV imo, and they just kinda sting for a little bit). i was entirely conscious. i drove myself there and back. afterwards i went to walmart and explained why i got prescribed percocet for extreme pain management. i also bought a shit ton of soft food like oatmeal and applesauce, and got to joke with the cashier that im on an a retiree's diet. FUCK being knocked out for wisdom tooth removal. this is so much better
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@zonk I say I do the same thing I absolutely hate going to sleep or being knocked out in general and probably a nice not waking up super groggy and fucked

Hopefully everything went well with your wisdom teeth.

Once everything is back to normal you'll be at 100% mouth sucking capacity lol.

@Mr_NutterButter thanks! it did go well, genuinely super quick and painless. the whole surgery was like 40 minutes, but 30 minutes of that was waiting for the anesthetic to kick in. i was shocked by how quick it was.

indeed. once the pain subsides and my mouth heals, it's OVER for men with full ballsacks
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