HELP! also let’s talk about Dexter

Okay, so seriously, my nose is still looking rough from that expired makeup! 😭 It's swollen and blistered, and I'm kicking myself for not checking expiry dates. Has anyone else experienced an allergic reaction or skin breakout from old cosmetics? What were your go-to remedies to snap your skin back? I've washed everything, but I need some serious skincare help beyond that. Any soothing masks, gentle cleansers, or miracle creams you swear by? I'm desperate to get my skin back to normal before I have to face anyone! Switching gears a bit, because my mind wanders when I'm stressed about my skin, let’s really talk about Dexter! The original post just scratched the surface, but I've been seeing a lot of buzz around Dexter: Original Sin. Specifically, my mind keeps going to that rumored bathroom scene. What do you all think it entails? Is it a pivotal moment for young Dexter, revealing his earliest urges, or something more symbolic? I'm picturing a dark, intense moment that really sets the tone for his future. Given the "Original Sin" title, it has to be something significant, right? I'd love to hear your theories and what you're hoping to see in that episode. Has anyone seen any leaks or fan discussions about specific details of the Dexter: Original Sin bathroom scene episode? I’m trying to avoid major spoilers but some hints would be great! The anticipation is killing me! It makes me think about how shows develop complex characters from early stages. And speaking of stages, this might sound completely random, but it got me thinking about Chall's stages of reading development. You know, how kids progress from pre-reading to fluent reading? Stage 0 is pre-reading, then Stage 1 is initial reading and decoding, moving all the way up to Stage 5 where you can construct and reconstruct from multiple viewpoints. It's fascinating how our brains learn to process information, whether it’s deciphering a complex TV show plot like Dexter or just reading the ingredients list on my new (hopefully non-expiring!) skincare products. Sometimes, when my mind is racing with skincare woes and Dexter theories, I find myself thinking about these academic concepts, almost as a way to ground myself. It’s like, how do we read the signs our skin gives us, or read the subtle clues in a show? Every day feels like a new stage of learning, whether it's about treating a skin breakout or analyzing a character's "original sin." So yeah, totally random thought, but it connects to how we interpret the world around us, even when it's as messy as my current skin situation!