Except it's more like "Day is booked solid with shitposting online and then complaining that nothing is going to happen"
hovercat
joined 1 year ago
Are you kidding me? Shot day is when I crave chocolate the most, I'm not giving that chocolate away.
And you used to be a child, does that mean you still have to play in peewee football? Bodies change after being exposed to hormones, that's literally what puberty is. Some changes are permanent, but the vast majority aren't, and I can tell you that the trans dudes I know look nothing like women anymore after a couple years on HRT, and the same goes for the trans women I know.
Would I have been comfortable competing in any competitive women's leagues in the first 3 months of HRT? Absolutely not, and I fully recognize that would have been bullshit and akin to a cis woman on PEDs. Literally every women's team org that I've been on has not had a single issue with me joining the team or competing against them; it's literally always men who never gave a fuck about women's softball or roller derby until trans people became an easy punching bag.
I 100% understand the concern that people have, but I'd much rather us take a scientific approach to things rather than this stupid fear mongering of acting like a male powerlifter is throwing on a wig and destroying all the women's categories. There are proper ways to handle this rather than blanket bans, and it's just another way to distract people by scapegoating a minority and infantalizing women at the same time.
Just take it absent mindedly, no biggie lol.
My friends tell me that I should write stories about the stuff I find but I'm really bad at that, it would be fun though.
Just wait until someone tosses a set of baby shoes, then you're off to a great start!
Malort is so much worse than just bitter though. It's like a mix of cheap artificial mint and burnt rubber. It's probably one of the most disgusting things I've ever tasted, and that includes pure Bitrex.
Put on the dress, Shinji
Maybe they'll be wearing those stupid ill-fitting shoes that he's been ordering for everyone in the admin
They pretty much already do this. Most modern fobs turn themselves off if they've not moved recently, which protects against relay style attacks.
Funnily enough, I didn't change my first name but I hate my middle name, and unironically want to change it.
It depends on the person I think. I've always felt a connection with my given name (Skyler), and knew more girls than guys with it, so I didn't really feel a need to change it. Sometimes people want to put as much distance between them and their past self as possible, but I know plenty people who just take the opposite gendered version of their name too.
Or perhaps a diary farm in Wisconsin? Maybe they didn't know Kurds was spelled with a "k" and not a "c".