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Speaker 1: One of the things that people always approached me with

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was where are your podcasts at? I mean, I have iHeartRadio,

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I have Spotify, I just can't find you. Well, it's

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because everything is on erow dot net plus those other

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platforms aroe dot net seventeen and counting different podcasts. I'll

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see you there. I really do like asking questions, and

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the reason why is because the fun starts when you're

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researching for answers such as, as hard as it may

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feel to digest, why are there so many STDs being

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reported amongst older men and women? And is it okay

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to finally get away with saying there are no two

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days the same. My name is Arrow. I'm a daily writer,

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a silent wolf. I stand on the sidelines and do

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nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate. I call it

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the daily Mess, a chronological walkthrough in everyday world. Yeah,

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it's my morning writing as a receiver of thoughts and ideas.

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We as people tend to throw things to the side

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because we all think that we're going to get back

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to it later. Let me know when you do, okay,

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because in this way, maybe it'll inspire me to do

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the same thing. Well, when a subject arrives inside of me.

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I know it's time to dig in. It's still keeping

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that daily journal, but by doing the research, the picture

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becomes clearer. This is the daily mass. Why are there

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so many STD cases reported right now? Amongst the men

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and women of the elder generation. Sexually transmitted diseases have

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risen sharply over the past two decades, mainly because, you

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know what, we're living longer and that involves a sexual

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active life. Older men and women think of pregnancy prevention,

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not disease prevention. Therefore, condom use is extremely low, which

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has put a rise in STDs amongst those who are

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sporting gray hair and have very, very painful muscles. Doctors

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might be at fault here. They have actually stopped asking

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elders about sexual activities. You know my doctor did. He's

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not interested. Therefore no tests are getting done. Most older

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people are embarrassed to have sex talk, so it's an

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automatic for them to think there's no way they can

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get an STD. Another reason why the numbers are so high,

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the divorce rate after fifty five is through the roof crazy.

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With the immune system being weaker, STDs are given a

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green light once an STD breaks out at an assisted

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living complex, it doesn't take too long for it to

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spread across the entire complex. The reason why is because

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guys still don't know how to put that thing away. Hey,

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coming up next. With so much going on in the

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world today, it never feels like it's two days the same.

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How true is that, Hey, welcome back to the daily mess.

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With so much going on around today many at the

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speed of light, can we say that there are no

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two days the same? Yet it feels like a lot

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of it is stuck on repeat. Wow, getting that answer

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took no time to reach. It's medically written that even

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when two days feel the same, some blamed on routine,

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some on the weather, and the same old faces. The

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world around us is constantly shifting in tiny as well

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as massive ways. People are born, others pass ideas, spark

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new interests, news unfolds, emotional changes set in. It is

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said the sky paints its presence differently each in every

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sunrise and sunset. As one time expert explains, each day

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was truly experienced and it has its own fingerprint. Sure,

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things kind of feel like the same moments, and it

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seems like we're making the same choices and the energy

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that we use resembles other days that have been put

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into use when it feels the same. Think of your

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inner eye as being foggy, which isn't a huge sign

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to change your daily routine. Now's the time to just

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take note of it, the very small things. I'm Maril,

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and that's the daily mess.