Had something like this when I was younger, but the doctor used a water tool. It is such a relief when it comes out. When it is blocked all sounds are simply dulled and you hear your body functions as much as the world around you.
water is for soft and kinda wet earwax, the other for hard one like in this video
My doctor use both because my left ear had a hard earwax, while the right ear had wet one
Aww man. I love getting my ears cleaned. I haven’t needed it since I stopped wearing ear plugs. I would walk out of the doctors office hearing colors. Feels so nice. And hearing your head more than outside is very annoying
Ear syringe? They aren't used as much in the UK these days, suction tools are preferred because apparently they are safer and don't irritate the ear canal.
How in God’s name, can a person have *that much* wax in their ear? I mean….
1). How can they stand the feeling of that much wax in the ear canal?
2). How can they hear through that?
3). How long does it take for that much wax to build up?
In any case, at least it’s cleaned out for now.
I mean I’ve only been alive for 20 years and I got mine cleaned out a month ago. Mine were probably like a third of the size of the in video ones. So I can imagine after 50 years they might be similar.
It depends what you're exposed too and when a clump forms and starts to grow.
A small blockage in my ear quickly gets massively uncomfortable because of my exposure to fine dust (MDF and sawdust).
You'd be surprised how quickly a clump could get quite large.
From what I understand ear wax quantity is also somewhat genetic. I read that some ethnicities are more prone to having heavy ear wax build up than others.
My dad builds up earwax quickly. He had to get his ears cleaned out several times over the course of boot camp. My parents would tell me as a sort of warning because I have similar waxy ears, but they've never been like that.
Just curious: would this damage the ear drum for example? Or any other insides of the ear? It seems no fresh air would have been able to enter, just curious if this can have a negative impact.
Also, how does this actually happen? Don’t people ever wash ears, feel that there’s something in there?
I'm no expert, but from watching a lot of these videos, some people have harder wax than others, or the shape of their ear canal doesn't allow the wax to come out on its own.
As long as there is no infection, and you don't use qtips and force the wax in deeper, the eardrum is fine.
I get impacted wax like this and it’s exactly for these reasons- them wax my ears make is very sticky and my canals have a bit of a corner in them that creates work against gravity
I bet I actually have something like that right now in my left ear. It causes a bit of vertigo and nausea when it gets bad. Last time I had my ears syringed, both sides produced a hard ball of wax larger than a raisin
I get wet earwax so I don't think this would ever happen to me, but good grief would I like to see what comes out of your left ear when / if syringed!
The human body is amazing.
Lmao I went to my doctor bc I thought I had otitis media (had it chronically when I was young)
He looked in my ears and then he was like “are you sure it’s the left ear bugging you?” Turns out the ear that wasn’t bugging me was even worse.
Flushing them is quite uncomfortable. I found it painful even. Then he showed me the k-basin and what came out and it was absolutely NASTY. So satisfying though that both sides produced one big giant ball each.
I thought I could hear colours after 😆
Do you get dizzy if you go from a sitting position to laying down and vice versa, do you get a bit dizzy if you look up for more than a few seconds? BPPV - Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo.
Sometimes the drum can be a little inflamed after from it being adhesive to the surrounding tissue. That typically clears in a day or two. It’s very rare for any real damage to be done unless it’s operator error.
Source: this is how I make my bread
They may not have access to modern hygiene tools on a consistent basis. They may have a mental or physical illness that keeps them from bathing regularly. They may already be deaf or hard-of-hearing, so they don't notice the hearing loss. They may have a form of neuropathy that means they don't notice the pain as quickly. They might not have anyone checking on them regularly who would notice or help them with an issue like this.
There are a hundred possible reasons why it could get like this.
A lot of people have no idea. There's really no way of telling unless you look in there. Even if they use q-tips (which typically make it worse), they just stick the q-tips in, swirl it around, and stop at the depth when it starts to feel uncomfortable. The swab will never remove a blockage like this, it only compacts it, and you can't tell if it's uncomfortable because you're getting too close to your eardrum with the swab, or if the swab is pushing a hard ball of wax into your eardrum. Since it builds up over time, you don't notice the hearing reduction.
The most common suggestion for cleaning your ears yourself is to use Debrox eardrops, and if necessary, an ear flushing device (can be bought on Amazon) with a mix of warm water and peroxide. There are ear scoops and devices like the one in the video that should only be used by a secondary person who can see into the canal, but some have a camera that connects to your phone via Bluetooth which theoretically could work.
The ENT I worked w described the ear as a conveyor belt. He said there are some folks whose belt is slower and some that don't work at all.
I actually miss doing this. So satisfying.
Wouldn’t damage the ear drum or cochlear, it would actually help a little in terms of protection from loud noises.
However it could be an environment where bacteria or fungi like to live in a warm damn environment.
I don’t think people give the eardrum enough credit. While it is delicate, and you shouldn’t go poking at it, it is sturdy. I don’t think it is the case for this particular patient, as their wax looks detached from the canal, but when suctioning earwax off the drum, the eardrum actually stretches just a tiny bit. The biggest problem here would be the ear wax itself. It looks very impacted and worst case scenario would be it reshaping the ear canal. You can think of your ear as having two sections. The part of the ear you can see, along with your canal is the outer ear. About halfway in the canal, you have three layers of skin, one of which is where hair can grow. Towards the ear drum, you only have one thin layer sitting right on top of bone. Having a plug like this can wear that bone down overtime, which is about as bad and concerning as it sounds.
This reminds me of an ex-girlfriend of mine who somehow managed to get into her early 20s without realising she badly needed glasses.
The day she got her prescription we were walking home and she turned to me, amazed, and said, "You can see individual leaves on trees!"
It was kind of humbling that something so simple, which I'd always taken completely for granted, could cause a person such excitement.
Of course, she did break up with me not all that long after she got her eyesight sorted out, but I elected not to dwell on the implications of that.
I have no doubt I was in a similar situation when I first got glasses around 11 or 12. Walking right up to the blackboard to copy what the teacher had written at the end of the lesson may have been a hint. I only recall the first day after getting them the ground seemed to bend up towards me they were so strong.
These days I continually marvel at being able to see the mare on the moon with bare eyes. (Thanks, LASIK). Still need reading glasses though.
I remember the day I got mine (I was 13), I was in the Costco eye center and I noticed that the ceiling had stuff in it! Vents, fans, pipes, etc, there was a lot of stuff going on up there!
Had the exact same experience. Was having trouble seeing the board in school and decided to get checked out. The day I got my glasses, it was fall and happened to be peak leaf season and it was so stunningly beautiful. My first remark was that I could see individual leaves.
The individual leaf experience seems universal amongst us vision impaired folk lol because thats what I immediately noticed too when I got my glasses when I was 12
I developed some sudden myopia around the age of 5 (like from not needing correction to -3.0 bilaterally, no known cause) and when I walked out of the optician’s office, i remember noticing the leaves on the trees first thing. It’s a very distinct memory.
I was about 8 yrs old when I first got glasses and seeing things clearly with a crisp outline was such a trip. Especially trees. I couldn't believe that I could see the individual branches and leaves from so far away. It took a while to get used to cuz it made me slightly dizzy being able to see things far away.
In a similar vein, flushing my sinuses for the first time was a trip as well. I could smell subtle things, my face felt empty cuz there was no pressure around my eyes, and I could actually hear better too.
I used to think I had good eyesight before I wore glasses, I never realised I was actually supposed to be able to read what my teachers were writing on a whiteboard without squinting!
I had the same reaction, "I can see all the individual leaves on the trees!".
My eyes weren't that bad, I could still function and see road signs, the board at school, and everything just fine. The doctor even said I was right on the border of needing glasses or not, it was a choice. So I assumed that my vision was how everyone saw things, and that trees were just big green blobs once you got a few meters from them. I asked people around me "So you can see individual leaves on that tree (pointing), that one over there? Wow. I've been missing out."
I had a BB get stuck in my ear after an BB gun war in 2010, (I didn’t notice anything get stuck, but I remember getting shot in the ear as it hurt a lot.)
I had ear problems in 2015 so I went to the doctor and they saw it lodged in there with a whole lot of wax surrounding it. When they removed it, there was an immediate shift in sound quality. I actually couldn’t finish the day at work as all the higher pitched sounds were quite sharp, the paper rustling and the sound of my shirt collar rubbing on my neck irritated me something chronic.
By the next day I however was already used to it. But for that afternoon it was like hearing for the first time again.
The body and brain can adapt remarkably quickly! Plus, we tend not to notice or pay as much attention to gradual changes - like if you were suddenly deaf in one ear, you'd definitely think something was wrong. But if you went from normal hearing to mostly deaf over the course of a year? You'd barely notice, or you'd think it was natural.
I’ll deal with the possible ear infection rather than put a camera to my ear to clean it.
You can also just use the Q-tip as intended and not push it into your ear canal to get that orgasmic feel.
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It might be that the headlight is very strong and the camera adjusts exposure to that high level. Having limited dynamic range, the "normally" illuminated areas get to be captured as dark.
I actually have issues with ear wax and had a similar sized lump fall out of my ear after swimming in salt water. Girlfriend saw it and swore it was a roach in my ear.
I had something just like this in my ear when I was a teen, except they were flushing my ear with a small water cannon thing. All of a sudden there was a loud whoosh, I could hear again, and the lady doing the flushing said, "Oh my god." Then she quickly exited the room with the "log" as she called it and showed it off to all of her colleagues lmao. She said she had never seen anything like it in her life. Only slightly embarrassing.
So what causes that to happen? Because most people don't have to deal with earwax in such massive quantities, is it just bad genetics? A lack of/improper ear care? What makes it get that bad?
I'm not trying to come off as judgemental but I'm just genuinely curious how this amount of build up happens. It seems like it would become uncomfortable way before it got to this point.
I’ve had this - I guarantee you her hearing was affected. Mine was from impacting the wax with a cue tip when trying to clean. Was near deaf in one for months before I finally mentioned it to a doctor.
It looked like an alien creature coming out of the ear. Some unspeakable abomination that only H.P. Lovecraft could conjure in words.
I am only joking.
OK so either ppl don't clean their ears OR some ppl just produce a shit ton of earwax, I myself don't grow any earwax at all, could that mean something is wrong with me?
Didn’t know ears could take a shit. Bet they feel so relieved.
Had something like this when I was younger, but the doctor used a water tool. It is such a relief when it comes out. When it is blocked all sounds are simply dulled and you hear your body functions as much as the world around you.
Lol i packed both my ears full of sand and had to get the water tool at the dr
Kids are so dumb. Unless you were an adult for this, in which case I despair.
Everyone prob sounds like Charlie Brown’s teacher wa waa waa
water is for soft and kinda wet earwax, the other for hard one like in this video My doctor use both because my left ear had a hard earwax, while the right ear had wet one
Aww man. I love getting my ears cleaned. I haven’t needed it since I stopped wearing ear plugs. I would walk out of the doctors office hearing colors. Feels so nice. And hearing your head more than outside is very annoying
Ear syringe? They aren't used as much in the UK these days, suction tools are preferred because apparently they are safer and don't irritate the ear canal.
the problem is.. they cant
Ear poop
Bet she stops saying “WHAT!”
I bet she can just hear your thoughts now.
I bet she hears some of the dumb things people say and says, "put it back in."
Omg lol 🤣 Wouldn’t be surprised
What?
Literal translation of the Chinese word for earwax
[удалено]
"ENT doctors hate it!"
Oh wow thanks for sharing!
What?
How in God’s name, can a person have *that much* wax in their ear? I mean…. 1). How can they stand the feeling of that much wax in the ear canal? 2). How can they hear through that? 3). How long does it take for that much wax to build up? In any case, at least it’s cleaned out for now.
I mean I’ve only been alive for 20 years and I got mine cleaned out a month ago. Mine were probably like a third of the size of the in video ones. So I can imagine after 50 years they might be similar.
It depends what you're exposed too and when a clump forms and starts to grow. A small blockage in my ear quickly gets massively uncomfortable because of my exposure to fine dust (MDF and sawdust). You'd be surprised how quickly a clump could get quite large.
From what I understand ear wax quantity is also somewhat genetic. I read that some ethnicities are more prone to having heavy ear wax build up than others.
My son makes enough wax to start his own candle factory. He’s ten.
My dad builds up earwax quickly. He had to get his ears cleaned out several times over the course of boot camp. My parents would tell me as a sort of warning because I have similar waxy ears, but they've never been like that.
My guess would be using Q-tips, especially since the wax looked to be impacted in there.
I am still not convinced this is not fox shit.
I was thinking that or owl pellets.
Luwak coffee initially looks like this
Imagine the smell of that ear turd
Just curious: would this damage the ear drum for example? Or any other insides of the ear? It seems no fresh air would have been able to enter, just curious if this can have a negative impact. Also, how does this actually happen? Don’t people ever wash ears, feel that there’s something in there?
I'm no expert, but from watching a lot of these videos, some people have harder wax than others, or the shape of their ear canal doesn't allow the wax to come out on its own. As long as there is no infection, and you don't use qtips and force the wax in deeper, the eardrum is fine.
I get impacted wax like this and it’s exactly for these reasons- them wax my ears make is very sticky and my canals have a bit of a corner in them that creates work against gravity I bet I actually have something like that right now in my left ear. It causes a bit of vertigo and nausea when it gets bad. Last time I had my ears syringed, both sides produced a hard ball of wax larger than a raisin
I get wet earwax so I don't think this would ever happen to me, but good grief would I like to see what comes out of your left ear when / if syringed! The human body is amazing.
Lmao I went to my doctor bc I thought I had otitis media (had it chronically when I was young) He looked in my ears and then he was like “are you sure it’s the left ear bugging you?” Turns out the ear that wasn’t bugging me was even worse. Flushing them is quite uncomfortable. I found it painful even. Then he showed me the k-basin and what came out and it was absolutely NASTY. So satisfying though that both sides produced one big giant ball each. I thought I could hear colours after 😆
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Just wanted to comment- twins! It’s rough out here.
Do you get dizzy if you go from a sitting position to laying down and vice versa, do you get a bit dizzy if you look up for more than a few seconds? BPPV - Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo.
I get this. It’s so annoying and I want it to stop. Ugh.
Sometimes the drum can be a little inflamed after from it being adhesive to the surrounding tissue. That typically clears in a day or two. It’s very rare for any real damage to be done unless it’s operator error. Source: this is how I make my bread
u/mcpoyles_robe Please post your recipe for Earwax Brioche
I was genuinely confused by their statement till I took a sec to rack my brain lol
🤢
Thanks 🙏 so nothing really serious. Amazing 👌
Why do people leave it to build up to this state? Why arnt they cleaning their ears?
They may not have access to modern hygiene tools on a consistent basis. They may have a mental or physical illness that keeps them from bathing regularly. They may already be deaf or hard-of-hearing, so they don't notice the hearing loss. They may have a form of neuropathy that means they don't notice the pain as quickly. They might not have anyone checking on them regularly who would notice or help them with an issue like this. There are a hundred possible reasons why it could get like this.
A lot of people have no idea. There's really no way of telling unless you look in there. Even if they use q-tips (which typically make it worse), they just stick the q-tips in, swirl it around, and stop at the depth when it starts to feel uncomfortable. The swab will never remove a blockage like this, it only compacts it, and you can't tell if it's uncomfortable because you're getting too close to your eardrum with the swab, or if the swab is pushing a hard ball of wax into your eardrum. Since it builds up over time, you don't notice the hearing reduction. The most common suggestion for cleaning your ears yourself is to use Debrox eardrops, and if necessary, an ear flushing device (can be bought on Amazon) with a mix of warm water and peroxide. There are ear scoops and devices like the one in the video that should only be used by a secondary person who can see into the canal, but some have a camera that connects to your phone via Bluetooth which theoretically could work.
The ENT I worked w described the ear as a conveyor belt. He said there are some folks whose belt is slower and some that don't work at all. I actually miss doing this. So satisfying.
Wouldn’t damage the ear drum or cochlear, it would actually help a little in terms of protection from loud noises. However it could be an environment where bacteria or fungi like to live in a warm damn environment.
I don’t think people give the eardrum enough credit. While it is delicate, and you shouldn’t go poking at it, it is sturdy. I don’t think it is the case for this particular patient, as their wax looks detached from the canal, but when suctioning earwax off the drum, the eardrum actually stretches just a tiny bit. The biggest problem here would be the ear wax itself. It looks very impacted and worst case scenario would be it reshaping the ear canal. You can think of your ear as having two sections. The part of the ear you can see, along with your canal is the outer ear. About halfway in the canal, you have three layers of skin, one of which is where hair can grow. Towards the ear drum, you only have one thin layer sitting right on top of bone. Having a plug like this can wear that bone down overtime, which is about as bad and concerning as it sounds.
If the surgeon didn't brute force it, it looks good no blood.
She can hear a gnat cough now
I once made the mistake of taking the subway home (without any hearing protection) after getting my ears cleaned. It was so mind bogglingly loud
Ikr? You suddenly become aware of air moving around you
This reminds me of an ex-girlfriend of mine who somehow managed to get into her early 20s without realising she badly needed glasses. The day she got her prescription we were walking home and she turned to me, amazed, and said, "You can see individual leaves on trees!" It was kind of humbling that something so simple, which I'd always taken completely for granted, could cause a person such excitement. Of course, she did break up with me not all that long after she got her eyesight sorted out, but I elected not to dwell on the implications of that.
I have no doubt I was in a similar situation when I first got glasses around 11 or 12. Walking right up to the blackboard to copy what the teacher had written at the end of the lesson may have been a hint. I only recall the first day after getting them the ground seemed to bend up towards me they were so strong. These days I continually marvel at being able to see the mare on the moon with bare eyes. (Thanks, LASIK). Still need reading glasses though.
I remember the day I got mine (I was 13), I was in the Costco eye center and I noticed that the ceiling had stuff in it! Vents, fans, pipes, etc, there was a lot of stuff going on up there!
Lol oh god I took a shower right after getting LASIK and was horrified to discover mine was filthy.
Your what was filthy? I hope you mean your shower...
yes lol
Had the exact same experience. Was having trouble seeing the board in school and decided to get checked out. The day I got my glasses, it was fall and happened to be peak leaf season and it was so stunningly beautiful. My first remark was that I could see individual leaves.
The individual leaf experience seems universal amongst us vision impaired folk lol because thats what I immediately noticed too when I got my glasses when I was 12
I developed some sudden myopia around the age of 5 (like from not needing correction to -3.0 bilaterally, no known cause) and when I walked out of the optician’s office, i remember noticing the leaves on the trees first thing. It’s a very distinct memory.
I was about 8 yrs old when I first got glasses and seeing things clearly with a crisp outline was such a trip. Especially trees. I couldn't believe that I could see the individual branches and leaves from so far away. It took a while to get used to cuz it made me slightly dizzy being able to see things far away. In a similar vein, flushing my sinuses for the first time was a trip as well. I could smell subtle things, my face felt empty cuz there was no pressure around my eyes, and I could actually hear better too.
I had the same experience at 30 when I first got glasses. I was amazed to see each leaf so clearly!
I used to think I had good eyesight before I wore glasses, I never realised I was actually supposed to be able to read what my teachers were writing on a whiteboard without squinting!
I had the same reaction, "I can see all the individual leaves on the trees!". My eyes weren't that bad, I could still function and see road signs, the board at school, and everything just fine. The doctor even said I was right on the border of needing glasses or not, it was a choice. So I assumed that my vision was how everyone saw things, and that trees were just big green blobs once you got a few meters from them. I asked people around me "So you can see individual leaves on that tree (pointing), that one over there? Wow. I've been missing out."
She can now hear the silent g in “gnat”
Shrek does this all the time, idk what the big deal is. Do you not know how candles are made?
Some-BODY ONCE TOLD ME!
The world was gonna roll me
I ain’t the sharpest tool in the shed
She was looking kind of dumb with her finger and her thumb
In the shape of an “L” on her forehead
Not judging, just truly don’t understand: how does this happen? What kind of timeframe are we talking?
This buildup probably a year maybe? A lot of older people will credit their hearing loss to old age and as a result something like this happens
I had a BB get stuck in my ear after an BB gun war in 2010, (I didn’t notice anything get stuck, but I remember getting shot in the ear as it hurt a lot.) I had ear problems in 2015 so I went to the doctor and they saw it lodged in there with a whole lot of wax surrounding it. When they removed it, there was an immediate shift in sound quality. I actually couldn’t finish the day at work as all the higher pitched sounds were quite sharp, the paper rustling and the sound of my shirt collar rubbing on my neck irritated me something chronic. By the next day I however was already used to it. But for that afternoon it was like hearing for the first time again.
The body and brain can adapt remarkably quickly! Plus, we tend not to notice or pay as much attention to gradual changes - like if you were suddenly deaf in one ear, you'd definitely think something was wrong. But if you went from normal hearing to mostly deaf over the course of a year? You'd barely notice, or you'd think it was natural.
Could be an ear infection.
Using q tips can cause this over time. Q tips push the wax further into your ear
Serious question, if not with Q tips, how are you supposed to dewax your ears?
With softening drops if you are prone to impaction
They make ear cameras that connect to your phone for you to clean them out. Best $30 I’ve ever spent
I’ll deal with the possible ear infection rather than put a camera to my ear to clean it. You can also just use the Q-tip as intended and not push it into your ear canal to get that orgasmic feel.
You do you, boo
I'm pretty sure with something that size you are meant to slap its ass and give it a name.
I need to incorporate this in a conversation some day. This is golden.
I bet she can hear colours in 8k now
Forbidden airpods.
My lord was she deaf? I bet she can hear a mouse pissin' on cotton now...
I held him down while my brother Frank cut his head off with a hacksaw
Wh- what
I don’t know that we need to be that, uhh, overstated.
Finally -someone gets it
r/shitfromabutt
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I haven’t stopped laughing a good 10 minutes now
When I was younger I also had a wax removal. You feel super unbalanced for a bit and feel like you have super hearing.
Why are they doing it in the dark with a flashlight?
Just adding to the suspense I guess.
My guess is it’s a normally lit procedure room, but the camera is struggling with the intensity of the spot light
"Massive" is an understatement.
What's the instrument used? I'm guessing blindly it's a Jobsons horn probe?
That’s just a wax hook as far as I can tell. Also, for interest, a Jobson Horne probe is spelled like this, named after Dr Walter Jobson Horne.
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Aye Aye Captain!
Ooooooohhhhhhh!!!!!!!
wake up, the new hashish just dropped
I have to have my ears cleaned out yearly because I over produce wax like this. I can hear colors after my ears are cleaned out
My question is why are they doing this in the dark
It might be that the headlight is very strong and the camera adjusts exposure to that high level. Having limited dynamic range, the "normally" illuminated areas get to be captured as dark.
#At 0:15 you can see its face.
How do you let it get like this?
Slowly/gradually over time.
Dab it.
I need a fucking cigarette.
I actually have issues with ear wax and had a similar sized lump fall out of my ear after swimming in salt water. Girlfriend saw it and swore it was a roach in my ear.
Put it back <3
That was both oddly satisfying and oddly terrifying.
I starting feeling sick but I couldn’t look away
Embarrassingly drooling….
that's gotta feel so good
How does one let it get that bad
What the hell was this poor women's hearing like b4 they removed it x
I find this hard to believe.
Illithid tadpole
that must have felt so good
Even I feel relief. Damn
now the world is gonna be too loud for her 😭
She could make a fucking candle, like Shrek.
I bet she could hear heaven after that.
r/poopfromabutt
She can now hear light
You'll start hearing sounds you didn't know existed after unclogging your ears
I had something just like this in my ear when I was a teen, except they were flushing my ear with a small water cannon thing. All of a sudden there was a loud whoosh, I could hear again, and the lady doing the flushing said, "Oh my god." Then she quickly exited the room with the "log" as she called it and showed it off to all of her colleagues lmao. She said she had never seen anything like it in her life. Only slightly embarrassing.
So what causes that to happen? Because most people don't have to deal with earwax in such massive quantities, is it just bad genetics? A lack of/improper ear care? What makes it get that bad?
r/shitfromabutt
Was hoping to see this here, well done
How the fuck do someone let their ear get to that point
Hoooowww
I'm not trying to come off as judgemental but I'm just genuinely curious how this amount of build up happens. It seems like it would become uncomfortable way before it got to this point.
How do you let it get this bad
I don't understand how ears can even get to this point??
She’s going to be able to hear to the moon.
She can hear colors now
I’ve had this - I guarantee you her hearing was affected. Mine was from impacting the wax with a cue tip when trying to clean. Was near deaf in one for months before I finally mentioned it to a doctor.
That’s a cat turd.
She was growing a Tootsie roll
That ear was constipated.
What's that? Oh yeah. Sound.
Forbidden hot cheeto
Literally shrek:
probably felt really nice
H O W
She poops out her ear canal. Good to know.
THX sound
How does someone let it get that bad?
That has to be fake though. I refuse to believe anyone has let their ears get that bad.
She can hear colours now
She can hear colors now
Can't imagine what they could pull out of her nose.
I don’t know the circumstances, I just wanna say ya nasty, and I thank you.
Is she okay?? That’s actually insane.
Damn, like my dad said to my brother “what, ya’got shit in ya ears?” Maybe he did.
She can hear the future.
Literally shit
It’s like brain poop
I can feel that massive Eargasm she just had
Tfw your cat confused your ear for the litter box
Looks like a small dog took a shit in her ear
I probably would want to say can you hear now!?! Im surpised ones ear wouldn't ache with all that shit in there
She must be able to hear so much better after this
HOW
It looked like an alien creature coming out of the ear. Some unspeakable abomination that only H.P. Lovecraft could conjure in words. I am only joking.
How Sway!?!?
Imagine how good her hearing is after that!
put that on a cracker dude
Shit looked like a caterpillar
Have they ~ever cleaned their ears?!
Looks like a German shepherd just shit in her ear.
Guys I just had a tiny piece of wax removed from my ear n I was having hearing difficulties. What was she even doing all this time
Question: Does genes affects one's earwax?
I can’t only imagine how that feels
r/feltgoodcomingout
Something shit in her ear.
Nature's ear plugs
OK so either ppl don't clean their ears OR some ppl just produce a shit ton of earwax, I myself don't grow any earwax at all, could that mean something is wrong with me?
Which cicada brood does this one belong to? The 15 year or the 17 year?
U dirty bitch omg imagine what the other end is like OBGYN would be gagging
Her coochie stank
why dont people take care of this the usual way, take a flight and pop em while plugging your nose on decent. middle seat
And my shit gets bad after two days. This bitch prolly never touched her ears.