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By KymmieL · Posted
Congrats, @April Marie on your new fur kid. As the mom to a 1 yr old fur kid. I know what you are going through. LOL. Back to work after a good weekend. I hope that work doesn't drag my good weekend down. However, I believe it is wishful thinking. I will do the best that I can, if that is not enough. They can jump in a fing lake. I have another week until my therapist appointment. So I hope I can make it. it seems my depression is getting worse. Can it, is there something lower that major? Especially when dealing with work. So, I know I have to get out of there. I have put in for the parts at the local GM. Probably, be like Ford. OH, well nothing ventured nothing gained. Hope everyone has a good day. Hugs, Kymmie -
By Charlize · Posted
If what you mean by defemination is that folks are doubting or refusing to believe your feminity i'm sure others here have felt that. I know i have in the past. It seems to be part of the continuous attempt by some to see us all quietly hiding in the closet. I don't fit in there anymore. Hugs, Charlize -
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By Mirrabooka · Posted
Yep, I can see that too, especially if satire goes wrong. I can totally understand why the uneducated hoi polloi think that gender identity and sexual preference (and now, pedophilia) are one and the same, and it weaponizes their bigotry. I touched on this in another thread recently when I asked the question whether the LGBTQIA+ umbrella was actually too inclusive and should be split, in an attempt to stop this sort of nonsense. I don't know the answer; while I think it is important for non-cis and non-het folk to band together, it leaves us wide open to attack. -
By April Marie · Posted
Good morning, everyone! Sorry I've been absent so much. I truly miss the interaction with you all. We have a new yellow Lab female puppy in the house as of Saturday so it's a challenge to find time to be here as we get her settled into a schedule, work on housebreaking and training, etc. So, I'll check in as I can...when I can get a few minutes as she sleeps. She slept 6 hours last night so we're making progress and we've been attentive to her schedule so no accidents in the house as of now. She's consistently following the Sit command already - the wonder of puppy treats. Be safe!! -
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By KatieSC · Posted
Yeah, it is a real treat trying to combat the effects of an unwanted male puberty, or unwanted female puberty. Who will supply these kids with funding when they try to transition as adults? Insurance companies do everything they can to weasel out of paying for facial surgery, voice/speech therapy/voice surgery, and electrolysis. Not to mention the pain we all go through with these procedures that we may not have to endure as much with proper care at an early age. I cringe at what the next trans generations are going to face. The governor and his ilk, are typical of these super-majority R led states. Unless there is a huge change in the next 6 months, I am fearful of where things are heading. I feel like more bad stuff will unfold. I do not think they are done crucifying us. -
By Ladypcnj · Posted
Feels like I'm walking on eggshells, when I'm the nicest, kindest hearted person anyone would hang out with. -
By Davie · Posted
Cool. We had none in Boston, but my sister-in-law took this on an island near Seattle, -
By Davie · Posted
Cool. We had none in Boston, but my sister-in-law took this on an island near Seattle, -
By Davie · Posted
Cool. We had none in Boston, but my sister-in-law took this on an island near Seattle, -
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By Willow · Posted
Good morning Work day today, no pool time, and no dress. Just a uniform top and slacks. Thank you for asking about my wife, @Ashley0616 , she is improving all the time and getting anxious to be rid of the med vac. She keeps telling people a couple mor weeks be even with the speed at which she is recovering, I think that is more wishful than reality. i received both compliments about my dress as well as my ability to speak before the congregation. My little frog was right there with me but then he is a permanent resident in my voice. Some days worse than others and I never know until I start speaking. Maybe I need a frog exorcism. Oh our church doesn’t do that. Shucks. well the humidity is coming back today along with possible rain and warmer weather. I guess a lot of you are getting hit with smoke from Canada again this year. I recall last year you could see and smell it here. It a shame to loose so many trees when we need them for climate control. I was surprised to learn the South Carolina was the largest producer of wood in the states. We have a great deal of wet and swamp land that the plant and harvest and plant again. While some makes it to the mills to become construction material, mose goes to one of several paper mills. Those trees are clear cut and trucked to the mills to be cleaned mulched and processed along with recycled paper.the closest mill to here makes brown board which become packaging material like corrugated cardboard. i guess we have rather ideal conditions for southern pine tree growing. That along with cotton, rice indigo, tobacco and cash food crops fruits and vegitables and pecans, can’t forget the nuts. You can take that more than one way and be right. enjoy you day whether at work or at play. Willow -
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By MirandaB · Posted
I wasn't really aware of an emotional roller coaster possiblity when I started. A few days in I realized i had been living with some tension that I was able to ignore until it went away. One morning it was just 'why I do I feel better than usual'? So I googled around and found that it was possible to have such a result, I was thinking it would just take time for physical effects to work on my emotions. Some talk about finally being able to cry, I have always been an excellent crier, so on HRT I cry REALLY hard. But laughing was never really that easy for me, and now I laugh out loud way more often. Love that part of the roller coaster.
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