Pedantic, but shouldn’t the categories be:
- Baby (25%)
- Don’t hurt me (50%)
- no more (25%)
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Pedantic, but shouldn’t the categories be:
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Protect them from what, Danielle?


Yes, get on that!


Real alternatives would require acknowledging that SA’s social operating system has reached the end of its useful life. That means abandoning the assumption that online social interaction must be organized around drama, hierarchy, and performative conflict. It means designing systems that optimize for different values: genuine dialogue over engagement, collaboration over competition, mutual aid over social capital accumulation.
Ok, say we buy into the premise of the article, how do we optimize for genuine dialog, collaboration, and mutual aid? Is this something that exists elsewhere online or is it just a list of noble principles?


The t4t app can help you find local trans folk.


I had this (they were itchy!) when I wasn’t injecting deep enough. I switched from a 45° angle 5/8" needle to 90° (straight in) and the problem went away.


I switched to subq from IM because of the soreness. It’s normal, though.
It just took switching to shorter needles and injecting into pinched fat on my abdomen.


This article is worse than fluff.


I just hope the Barrel pulling out of their little oopsie-doodle makes you feel better about your hurricane relief being reduced to an Amazon link for umbrellas and a cat poster that says “HANG IN THERE!"
gold
The P in JPEG stands for photographic so I guess we shall pronounce it “jayfeg” based on that logic.
/s
Descriptive linguistic opinion: both the hard and soft G pronunciations are used, with the hard G being more common, but I like the soft G and use it myself.


Email the elan.school guy and ask his advice?


Sue Doug Ford for cutting hospital finding.


In my 8-or-so years of using it with my partner, close friends, and some family, the only occasion where I turned it off was when visiting a jewelry store for an engagement ring.
I know I have less privacy in principle, but I’ve never had an issue crop up so far.


Transition is wild! I already had what I felt was a happy and fulfilling life, and transition just brings it all to a new level. I went full time just a couple weeks into HRT, and changed my online socials 4 months into HRT.
I finished legal transition around that time, too.
I started to be cis-passing around 6-7 months? Which is way earlier than I anticipated. I’m still getting used to that, but yes, it’s just been 100% positive.
I’m also super lucky that my partner is bi (but more physically attracted to women; I am a trans woman). She was actually pretty excited about my transition from the beginning. She’s been suuuper supportive and very into the changes that have occured. I wish everyone could have a partner like her during their transition, she lifts me up when dysphoria drags me down.
I’m curious what made your egg crack, and how it’s all going with HRT?


I had a similar timeline. Joined Beehaw during the API migration, egg cracked September 2024. HRT November 2024.
About 250 meters, as the crow flies. My wife, as well. It is no longer a hospital, though.
It helps if you have interests
The pursuit of ha penis
Probably meant g*re?