Phew...nothing like that yet. *goes and stuffs a bunch of carrots down*a change in diet or malnutrition will usually cause them to yellow.. or produce ridges or bumps in the nails....
Now be nice Xev, besides your definition, where ever you got it from is not strictly correct in a clinical sense.Actually, twits, it's only a fetish if both:
A: The use of nonliving objects is repeatedly preferred or exclusive method of achieving sexual excitement.
B: The fetishes are not limited to articles of female clothing used in cross-dressing or to objects designed to be used for sexual stimulation.
In conclusion, anyone who says this discussion is about fetishes does not know their ass from a hole in the ground, which is not an Axis II disorder at all.
I'm horrified just reading this.i once had a woman come in who wanted me to put acrylic nails on her.. but one of her fingernails had fallen off.... i ended up gluing on a fake one to her skin. it was the most disgusting thing id ever seen
Now be nice Xev, besides your definition, where ever you got it from is not strictly correct in a clinical sense.
jello, protein, and pre-natal vitamins.... (as well as regular manicures).. oh.. and that annoying way people click their nails on the table.... stimutlates blood flow, so that should getchya somewhere....Nightfall, is there any way to make them grow faster?
Xev I can't believe you quoted this. Give me a private message if you want to follow this up, otherwise I couldn't be bothered.It's straight from the DSM-III