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By Mmindy · Posted
I’m not a fan of Starbucks either. I love our little town cafe coffee, anytime of the day. Apple Pie is my go to treat. Today I had a wonderful omelette with my coffee. Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
By Ivy · Posted
I thought this was interesting. https://www.thepinknews.com/2024/05/06/trans-history-week/ There is a link to watch it. -
By Mmindy · Posted
I’m on the other side of the imposter syndrome AMAB and on a slowed pace in transition. Best wishes, stay positive and motivated Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
By Ivy · Posted
https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/mississippi-passes-bill-allowing?r=k5hac&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web This part could be pretty bad- "Lastly, it offers a “private right of action” that appears to be targeted at transgender people, allowing cisgender people to sue to prevent transgender people from using bathrooms aligned with their gender identity…" I can see a potential for bathroom "vigilantes" to use this. Just paying legal fees to defend yourself can ruin you, regardless of the outcome of the case. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
It's all well and good, but the facts on the street will always be different than what is written on paper. It takes a very long time for an EEOC or OSHA complaint to get attention. For most people, the length of time between filing a complaint and something actually getting done means just finding a different job. -
By FelixThePickleMan · Posted
As a transgender male often I feel as if I'm not viewed as man enough especially around other biological males. I often also feel as if I'm not enough in general not good enough to have the things that I have because I ruin everything and I feel like a phony when trying to pass. I look in the mirror and my outside appearance doesn't match the way I want to look and appear and my mom prevents me from reaching my maximum male potential and around my mom I'm always mis-genderd and she tells me that Im not a man and never will be one which plays into me feeling not man enough because I feel like I never will me the man I know I am. I don't know what to do with these feelings and thoughts. -
By Mirrabooka · Posted
I was really lucky when I gave up smoking. I just decided one morning that I just didn't want to smoke anymore. That was back in 1996. The silly thing was, I still had a couple of packets left I and used them up! After that I only 'borrowed' less than a handful in the months after that and I haven't missed them since. -
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By Mirrabooka · Posted
Our Maltese daughter-in-law makes a very mean Bolognese sauce, which we combine with spiral pasta. We pulled some leftovers out of the freezer for tonight's meal. Tomorrow night will be chicken Kiev, with potato segments baked in the same dish, accompanied with boiled peas and broccolini. -
By Abigail Genevieve · Posted
I suspect some of these people are not primarily LGBTQ+ but primarily get their kicks by publicly shocking other people. They take advantage of the parade and think they can get away with it year after year, and sometimes do. Not just the parade, but sometimes other events that provide cover for them to act this way. They do a great deal of damage to perceptions by the public and by the legislators against us. -
By Ivy · Posted
I used to smoke many years ago. Now it makes me sick on my stomach which I consider a plus. -
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By Ivy · Posted
I use a electric kettle and a French press. I am not a fan of Starbucks. I sometimes go to a local coffeeshop, but am satisfied with your basic coffee and a scone. -
By Ivy · Posted
Many "red" or "blue" states are not monolithic. NC splits something like 49-51. Actually, about 1/3 Rep, 1/3 Dem, and 1/3 nonaffiliated. Since the legislature makes the districts, they favor the Rep to a 1 vote super majority. Our Governor is Dem, and Dems can win statewide elections. Of course you'd never know that with what is coming out of the statehouse lately. My point is that the "shifting" is not really shifting, it only reflects the actual population of the state. When I was growing up I used to hear it said that "changing her mind was a woman's prerogative." I embrace that. I am fine with changing my mind when I want to. Things change, sometimes we need to change as well. I don't consider that as "unstable" - just not dead yet.
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