Should i tell her?

[wango]

Yup, I moved away from the OP’s topic to address a post. But, to your point, good insurance is a sweet thing; it pays for my boner meds too.

To discuss personal stuff with someone you’re dating casually? With no potential future?
No, no, no!

[JTP$]

Yup, I moved away from the OP’s topic to address a post. But, to your point, good insurance is a sweet thing; it pays for my boner meds too.

To discuss personal stuff with someone you’re dating casually? With no potential future?
No, no, no!

i used to think of insurance as a complete scam, but having employer provided health and dental insurance is very nice

[teedoff]

i used to think of insurance as a complete scam, but having employer provided health and dental insurance is very nice

Honestly, it is a scam of sorts. Car and health/life insurance. But the cost of car repairs and especially health care, is so astronomical, we have no choice but to have them both.

What I have issues with, is the insurance writers do everything in their power to NOT pay for things. You have a medical condition, it better not be pre existing or we wont pay. You have to have extended rehab, we only pay for 10 sessions. You die, you better die the right way or we'll deny payouts.

[< <Samson> >]

You have a medical condition, it better not be pre existing or we wont pay.

This is serious prob for many folk. . . . I just met a girl in my support group. Similar medical condition to mine, just much worse. She just turned 23, got kicked off state insurance - unlike me, she needs continues treatment - which now, she can not get. She's too fucked up to get a good job that provides health insurance. So, she's just starting to file for permanent disability < which, will possibly be denied or at least take years to get onto.

[wango]

Honestly, it is a scam of sorts. Car and health/life insurance. But the cost of car repairs and especially health care, is so astronomical, we have no choice but to have them both.

What I have issues with, is the insurance writers do everything in their power to NOT pay for things. You have a medical condition, it better not be pre existing or we wont pay. You have to have extended rehab, we only pay for 10 sessions. You die, you better die the right way or we'll deny payouts.

Like a lot of things, you get what you pay for. You pay for shitty insurance or health care, that’s what you get in return.

[teedoff]

Like a lot of things, you get what you pay for. You pay for shitty insurance or health care, that’s what you get in return.

Maybe, but all the big "reputable" insurance providers do the same thing, so not always a case of you get what you pay for. Not to mention that employer provided health insurance coverages are decided for you as part of a group policy. Of course you can always purchase supplemental, but they're still in the business to take your premiums and deny a benefit when they want to.

[Mooseman33]

problems not inusarance companies, its the broker selling you the policy and the individuals lack of research into said policy.

Every insurance will try to not pay claims, regardless of the field.

The right broker changes everyhting, to bad nowadys the industry us filled with scum.

[s1nc1ty]

Without reading the whole thread only the first post my 2 cents is this. Give her the truth but not the whole truth is the best i think. Just say you are doing trt and maybe just a little on top sometimes. Dont make it seem your blasting huge amounts. This way you can show her the needles and test only have to hide the tren and other shit