queermunist

As a trans woman who spent a lot of her life as a violent man, I have some perspective on this.

The tendency to blow up and hit things? Those are panic attacks. Men don't like to think of themselves as having sissy emotional problems and so they just try to stubbornly power through their panic by yelling and hitting things, but like, a good cry really fucking helps you know? Meds too! Take a break, get some fresh air, take some deep breaths, fix your makeup, it's going to be okay. No need to break shit.

There is nothing wrong with Satanism. She was the first rebel to defy her master. A true hero 🥲

Chicken and egg situation.

Did Russia make them into this, or did Russia seek them out because of who they already were?

Sometimes (the freak lobster men like top right aren't what most women are into lol), but Hollywood doesn't give a shit about what women want. This is what men want. It's all power fantasy.

It keeps crashing and not loading stuff correctly and giving me lots of hang time.

A lot like Reddit around the time I left Digg

Actually it's only sterile in the bladder, once it passes through the urethra it picks up bacteria.

There are too many structural problems with the extractive economy for our current society to survive. As resources dwindle and climate change gets worse the smaller countries will start to collapse and entire regions will go to war over resources. Billions of humans will be forced to migrate out of uninhabitable zones around the globe and they'll do anything to escape. The ones that can't escape will eat each other (metaphorically and literally).

There won't be a singularity. There probably won't even be a global internet in 30 years.

I hope without karma we can do away with vote fuzzing.

But then what does /c/ mean?

If we're lemmings, then these are /c/liffs

Yeah yeah, Republicans are objectively worse for workers.

Don't pretend like the other party is pro-worker, though.

I'd considered it and dismissed the idea before, but I think I was just scared of transitioning.

Then I got to feel what I was missing and knew what I was missing out on :)

When we started wearing masks at work, I started to get called ma'am a lot.

I started hormones the next year.