I cant stand the term "just two more seconds"
By babytaffster
@babytaffster (2239)
Chatsworth, California
June 12, 2026 8:25am CST
At first I felt reassured, like "two more seconds. Obviously when someone says two more seconds I know its isn't literal, but that sounds like very quickly but my orthodontist was doing a root canal and the novacain wore off so it really hurt. Andcivkeept saying "the more seconds " 40 minutes straight. Like dude sto getting my hopes up man.
4 people like this
5 responses
@valherma00 (4783)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
13 Jun
i hate that too. or 5 seconds or 5 minutes. better not to say at all. here, they say just a secondand i know it won't be. come one, a second? impossible.
@DaddyEvil (176487)
• United States
12 Jun
I had a dentist do that to me, too. Only he was cutting out my wisdom teeth. The novocaine wore off on the third tooth. When I told him I could feel him working on it, he told me he was almost done and to just bear with the pain for a minute. When he yanked that last tooth out, he hadn't cut all the way around it and ripped my gums from the back of my mouth all the way to the front. I started screaming and yelled at the dentist that I was going to kill him. He was lucky my mom was there. He hid under his desk and my mom made me sit down again while she got another dentist to sew my gums closed again.!
How have you been doing? I haven't seen you in months.
@Ineeddentures (40300)
•
12 Jun
Yes indeed
Stop getting my hopes up
Novacaine is great until it wears off






