kilgrave
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...I accidentally stumbled upon something that may help.
For years I've suffered from a mild form of Exfoliative Cheilitis. What's that, you ask? Behold the attachment.
Long story short, the skin on your lips dries out and cracks. When you peel it off new skin forms, but a few days later the skin dries out again. This cycle continues forever.
Now imagine going through the prime of your life worrying about something as trivial as your lips. The rigors of manhood are hard enough without fretting over a part of your anatomy that should initiate sensuality.
In my tireless quest to cure what was deemed incurable, I discovered something that turned my hardened scales into a softened vermillion wonderland, and contrasted them with the rest of my complexion. In other words, my lips became a natural red, as opposed to the milky pink resulting from a dead layer of skin constantly crusting above a wounded underlayer.
So what is this miracle drug that would transform a man's lips into those of a pretty boy?
B9.
After years of experimenting with almost all liquid vitamins and minerals, this lesser known member of the B-family waged war on the mercilous scorge that had laid claim to my aesthetic for the majority of my life. Consider that this phase of testing came decades after attempting to fix the issue systemically. I bring this to you before the poor bastards over at the peeling lips forum - many of whom present far worse than me - because some of you may be walking around with this affliction and unable to name it, let alone find relief.
I do not tout B9 as the cure to Exfoliative Cheilitis, since it can be an acute or chronic condition, and catalyzed by many factors. What I will say is that it keeps the lips in check. My best estimate as to why it works is its bioavailibility...the derivative I apply does not require the MTHFR gene for conversion, which I believe is mutated in my case. Bread is food for the proletariat, and everytime I consume a sandwich or pizza, my lips begin to take on its characteristics (e.g. flaky texture, color, etc). The food industry does add B9 to bread in the form of folic acid, but if you have the MTHFR mutation it is useless. B9 deficiency can also lead to B12 deficiency, which can result in chronically chapped lips.
In spite of this modern form of leprosy, and before applying B9, I was always able to conceal the condition by peeling off the dead skin and applying some form of moisturizer. This method allowed for a modicum of female interest to trickle in, though I will never know the extent to which it inhibited my relations. This is a glaring disease that attracts unwanted attention from anyone, male and female alike, and as such can limit one's prospects.
Aside from this, it should be stated that the specific elixir I use is actually a variant of B9 called folinic acid. More importantly to you contrastcels, the lips turn red after application. As for females and their level of interest, it's hard to ascertain in this covid-cucked society that shames its people into wearing masks without scientific basis, but what do I know about science?
TLDR: If you have Exfoliative Cheilitis, an awful condition that enables your lips to produce an infinite supply of Corn Flakes, apply liquid folinic acid (B9) to keep it under control, and society's disgust at bay. It also deepens the redness of your lips, if you're into that sort of thing.
For years I've suffered from a mild form of Exfoliative Cheilitis. What's that, you ask? Behold the attachment.
Long story short, the skin on your lips dries out and cracks. When you peel it off new skin forms, but a few days later the skin dries out again. This cycle continues forever.
Now imagine going through the prime of your life worrying about something as trivial as your lips. The rigors of manhood are hard enough without fretting over a part of your anatomy that should initiate sensuality.
In my tireless quest to cure what was deemed incurable, I discovered something that turned my hardened scales into a softened vermillion wonderland, and contrasted them with the rest of my complexion. In other words, my lips became a natural red, as opposed to the milky pink resulting from a dead layer of skin constantly crusting above a wounded underlayer.
So what is this miracle drug that would transform a man's lips into those of a pretty boy?
B9.
After years of experimenting with almost all liquid vitamins and minerals, this lesser known member of the B-family waged war on the mercilous scorge that had laid claim to my aesthetic for the majority of my life. Consider that this phase of testing came decades after attempting to fix the issue systemically. I bring this to you before the poor bastards over at the peeling lips forum - many of whom present far worse than me - because some of you may be walking around with this affliction and unable to name it, let alone find relief.
I do not tout B9 as the cure to Exfoliative Cheilitis, since it can be an acute or chronic condition, and catalyzed by many factors. What I will say is that it keeps the lips in check. My best estimate as to why it works is its bioavailibility...the derivative I apply does not require the MTHFR gene for conversion, which I believe is mutated in my case. Bread is food for the proletariat, and everytime I consume a sandwich or pizza, my lips begin to take on its characteristics (e.g. flaky texture, color, etc). The food industry does add B9 to bread in the form of folic acid, but if you have the MTHFR mutation it is useless. B9 deficiency can also lead to B12 deficiency, which can result in chronically chapped lips.
In spite of this modern form of leprosy, and before applying B9, I was always able to conceal the condition by peeling off the dead skin and applying some form of moisturizer. This method allowed for a modicum of female interest to trickle in, though I will never know the extent to which it inhibited my relations. This is a glaring disease that attracts unwanted attention from anyone, male and female alike, and as such can limit one's prospects.
Aside from this, it should be stated that the specific elixir I use is actually a variant of B9 called folinic acid. More importantly to you contrastcels, the lips turn red after application. As for females and their level of interest, it's hard to ascertain in this covid-cucked society that shames its people into wearing masks without scientific basis, but what do I know about science?
TLDR: If you have Exfoliative Cheilitis, an awful condition that enables your lips to produce an infinite supply of Corn Flakes, apply liquid folinic acid (B9) to keep it under control, and society's disgust at bay. It also deepens the redness of your lips, if you're into that sort of thing.
sprouts this issue has improved significantly. and broccoli sprouts have b9. you can also rub it on your lips I guess 
