Lmao mine looked like that until I learned you don’t need excessive force. Light pressure is all you need.
Nah, bleed or do it again
No pain no gain.
Don’t stop when it hurts, stop when you’re done.
Push harder than yesterday if you want a different tomorrow.
Dear lord save us from this way of life. Sounds miserable, filled with shame and self-disregard.
I know it’s probably said in irony, but it’s chilling.
Teeth would probably be fine because they’re incredibly durable to that kind of wear, but you’d omega-fuck your gums brushing like that.
Only if they’re soft bristle. Don’t use hard bristle brushes and don’t brush longer than 2 minutes. You can and will damage your enamel.
Probably has braces
My wife and I have a constant argument, she says I don’t brush hard enough, I say she brushes too hard, cause when we replace our toothbrushes every few months, mine if more or less fine but hers looks like the ones in the picture
This article suggest that you should brush gently for the gums.
I recently got a tooth rush with a pressure sensitive tip and, oh my god, it was rather enlightening how heavy-handed a brusher I am/was
Thanks for sharing about your tip, thiccdiccnicc.
Yes, share your tip ne time.
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four in one month???
maybe he has really itchy teeth
This comment made my teeth itch.
the awesome power of the internet
Legit still itching. I lowkey hate you right now, but respectfully.
that’s the nicest thing anyone has said to me all day
I am positive that you have many nice qualities worth complimenting :)
and i hear about them all the time and i’m sick of it… but earning respectful lowkey hate on the internet this early in the day, that’s a real accomplishment…
Haha, totally understandable.
Probably uses to brush/clean the tile in bathroom. I would hope
“My gums always bleed when I brush my teeth.”
“That means you’re not brushing enough.”
“But I brush 3 times every day!”
Pick a brand and stick with it bro.
Y tho?
Brand loyalty for its own sake seems pretty cucked - they don’t love you, and you owe them nothing.
