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You got me--I love having to worry about how every doctor or pharmacist is going to treat me when they see that I'm on hormone therapy. I love having to make difficult decisions about whether to change my gender marker when doing so might make me less safe in some contexts. I love…
There are plenty of masculine women who use she/her and feminine men who use he/him. But also, it's not unheard of for someone to be comfortable in their identity as a man or a woman but like using different pronouns some or all of the time because it's a mode of expressing themselves…
I feel like there's a difference between design choices that are easy to change down the road and things that could be a major pain. Yeah, "Live, Laugh, Love" decor has already become a joke, but if someone really likes it it's not like they can't take it down when they get tired…
Yeah, I think there's some middle ground there. In the original Reddit post, it looks like he lived in an apartment building and wasn't in front of any particular person's unit, but in general, I agree it's good to try to avoid parking in front of other people's houses if you can…
It's sad to hear about people having bad experiences like these, because at least in the US, it can already be challenging to find a therapist who's taking new patients and that you can afford (or who takes your insurance). And people often seek out therapy during periods where they're…
I wouldn't be surprised if racism was part of it, but I also remember them being popular at the end of the "heroin chic" phase of fashion, and there was a period where it really did feel like women having any curves at all was being treated like a wild new thing.
Yeah, I would say that there's a difference between someone having a limited range/limited acting ability and them being typecast, though it can be difficult to tell the difference if you don't see someone in different types of roles. And some people on this list are comedians who…
I like most of these a lot! There are some really pretty outfits. I think Elizabeth Olsen's look is my favorite, but I really like Paulina Alexis's traditional outfit!
I also like that men are starting to be a little more creative in their red carpet looks instead of just wearing…
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