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Meeting the first minor relapse after recovery
- Nov 3, 2019
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Hey Guest,
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- Aug 5, 2023
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Um... yes. Extremely.
You have nerves and "flesh strands" holding your eyeballs in at the back, they don't just shake around in your head like in a cartoon. It would actually take a good amount of strength to pull it out, and if you used tweezers, you're more likely to puncture the eyeball before fully detaching it.Similar threads
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