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would like to point out that average height for men is 5’7”…so most of these guys are not short.

My parents told us not to turn on the light because they couldn’t see the road as well and that was dangerous. I was unhappy I didn’t get to read in the car at night but I listened. Do parents really need to lie and say it’s illegal?

That’s the joke—they’re not actually hunting/gathering, it’s just an ironic twist on the “modern hunting/gathering” format of every other post.

I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure Sunnie was reacting to a now-deleted response saying that being transgender was a made-up condition? (I checked the link and it’s got scientific articles about being trans)

@bruh: I did not learn about neopronouns from the internet, actually; I learned about them from books and from people I know, my age and older, in real life. I’m also no longer a teenager. And, you might be surprised to hear that people actually are willing to change pronouns for… Read More

I learned about this! They are very similar in appearance, but the two flags use different shades of the colors.

Some straight people said “Hey why do gay people get a whole month to celebrate them, and flags? We’d better make our own, because we don’t have enough straight representation!” You’re exactly right—it’s based in homophobia.

@blackwidow7 I use neos, and I have a friend (xe’s 20) who uses xe/xem pronouns. It’s for comfort, and I can trace usage of non-he/she/they pronouns in English back to the 16th century, at least. It’s not a new concept.

@extralette: I tell people! I made myself pronoun pins and I wear them every day. They/them is pretty much always okay so I don’t mind if people default to that. @blair: I’m perfectly mature; it’s a personal preference of mine to use different pronouns, because I’m genderfluid—sometimes… Read More

These are all awful but as a musician the smashed guitar in 20 was just too much. Any property damage makes me cringe, but instruments especially are so delicate and expensive!