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By Samantha Rose · Posted
Thank You. I am excited to learn the ways and means here. Feel free to provide steering guidance if I stray toward the third rail. -
By Samantha Rose · Posted
Am I the only one who has been hearing this in my head a lot lately? -
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I love this song. It has always gotten my feet moving and my heart pounding. Such an fun, but still uplifting song. -
By VickySGV · Posted
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By Samantha Rose · Posted
Hi All, I just discovered this group and I am excited to be a part. I look forward to meeting You all and getting to know You. Samantha -
By SilasG · Posted
You’re welcome Kat, I totally understand and will leave it at that. You know what’s best for you and I of all people don’t have to pressure or tell you otherwise. Stay happy and stay safe. Hugs, Peace and Positivity coming your way. Silas -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
I'm certainly fine with it. I've never had respect for the concept of law, in itself. Law is really just a collective opinion backed by weapons. Don't ever be fooled by thinking that law is anything beyond "might makes right." Just because something is legal, doesn't make it right. And just because something is illegal, doesn't make it wrong. I subscribe to a standard that is completely outside the standards of the state. Where that standard and the state's laws agree, I'm happy to cooperate. Where that standard and the state's laws disagree, then the state becomes irrelevant. "When injustice becomes law, rebellion becomes duty." That's why the state should never be granted a monopoly on violence by creating a disarmed population, and its power should be curtailed as much as possible. -
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By Betty K · Posted
Sorry to press this point @CairennTairisiu, but *is* there any evidence for your claims about the San Diego hospital? -
By kat2 · Posted
Awe, thats really sweet of you Silas, re i do not need women in my life thank goodness, I love men always will only last week i was asked if wished to go out to dinner. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
@kat2 Sounds like an awful experience! I've never had something like that happen to me, but then I also haven't dated much. My GF was my first relationship ever...I had zero experience for the first 25 years of my life. I was pretty careful with dating her, and I made her take it slower than she would have liked. I know I couldn't endure a breakup or relationship loss, so I insisted that if she wanted me, she had to commit to keeping me forever. I was very fortunate because through her, I found my forever family with GF, husband, and 3 other female partners. But yeah, sometimes girls can be aggressive. I'm a bonus step-parent to our family's kids.... it is amazing at times how snide and catty young girls can be. I doubt it improves with age. GF especially can have a really bad attitude at times, and say things that I wish she wouldn't. And sometimes she just assumes she can do something with me, when she ought to ask. We've argued about clothing. She'll buy something and just try to put it on me, especially female underwear. She's actually tried to wrestle it onto me before, but without success because I squirm and nip a bit. -
By Sally Stone · Posted
This past Saturday was a girl's day out for me and in addition to being out and about, it gave me the opportunity to try another new foundation. This time it was Revlon Colorstay Full Cover Creme. This would be my second attempt to replace my old go to L'Oreal foundation. Bottom line up front, I like this new foundation a lot. There's virtually no smell and it goes on and blends really nicely. The other positive is that it covers really well. It took only two very light applications to achieve full cover which in my case meant it had to cover a light to moderate beard shadow. Since this was a creme foundation, I set it first with translucent powder. The powder step really prepares my face for powder blush, which doesn't go on very well applied directly to a creme foundation. After my blush and eye shadow was done, I set everything with setting spray. I wore the makeup all-day, about 11-hours in all, and it looked as good late in the day as it did just after applying it. I didn't notice any creasing or breakdowns anywhere on my face. The product isn't cakey or heavy feeling. Needless to say, I think I've found my replacement foundation. I'll buy several tubes just in case this foundation goes the way of so many others - discontinued. I hope not, but always better to plan ahead. -
By Ivy · Posted
I've kinda been on the edge of it most of my life. But I've mostly managed to stay out of jail… barely. I've heard it's hard on trans women. -
By Sally Stone · Posted
Ivy, I'm okay with that. I have always wanted to be a pirate and I think an "outlaw" and a pirate have lots of similarities. -
By CairennTairisiu · Posted
As AllieJ notes, this neural network was trained to look at entire brains, not at individual specific structures in the brain which have been linked to sexual orientation and gender identity. This sort of analysis has been attempted before to discredit the neurological hypothesis about trans people and it shares the same failing. Yet, as repeated instances of the original Zhou et al., studies have shown, the BSTc is reliably different in most gay and transgender people (and different in different ways so that, for example, gay men are not the same as trans women). All that this study does is confirm that there's no differences on the macro level between, say, trans women's brains and cisgender men's brains. But the devil is in the details. -
By SilasG · Posted
@kat2 I can respect exactly where you are coming from with your feelings towards women, I’m sorry you endured so much trauma and had so many bad experiences with them as well. It just goes to show you that all circumstances and experiences are different for everyone. As well as how an individual handles and manages traumatic situations. I am so sorry again about your experiences and I pray that on day a genuine and nutritious woman may come into your life and change you outlook a little bit. I’m happy that you have done what it takes to keep yourself safe and happy after all the trauma you’ve experienced. Blessings and Hugs, Silas
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