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By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
I need to be my nest, but its freezing in here! And GF is all curled up...she's gonna have to un-curl herself, because I'm gonna shiver to death without snuggles -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
"A whip for the horse, a bridle for the donkey, and a rod for the fool's back. Do not answer a fool according to his folly, lest you be like him." Proverbs 26:4-5..... possibly the first advice about spending time online -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
Not of people usually, but places have a "color sense" to me. Not exactly visual, but like a feeling. Almost a taste or sometimes tactile. My home, and the temple of my faith community both have a strong feeling of "silver." A tasteable, nearly tactile radiance...it means safety, and I seek it out. It kind of transfers to people associated with those places, like my husband. I knew he was good the moment I met him. Some places have a color sense like fire, a combination of red and orange. As you might expect, it is an exciting or dangerous feeling. Attractive in a way. Part of me is drawn toward it, another part of me is skittish of it. Other places have a blue/green color sense, which can be iridescent toward purple-ish. Its peaceful and calm. What I really don't like is a sickly, greenish-gray color. I can't even describe it fully. The sense is slimy, slick, cold and revolting. To me, it is a feeling of intense danger about a place or a person. I'm usually more oblivious to the other color senses, but this one grabs my attention. To me, it is associated with pure evil. One of my strongest impressions of the evil color it happened at a natural spring in a state park near where I live. I was walking around with a friend and I felt it, and she thought I was totally crazy. I wanted to leave so bad, just terrified. Thankfully she followed me out. I only found out later that a murderer had escaped from prison and was recaptured there...he had been living near the spring, and we were maybe within 200 yards of him. My color sense probably saved our lives. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
Not exactly. Me alone - I'm helpless and can hardly do anything. But with my partners I'm protected and supported, and a lot more things are possible for me. My husband teaches a lesson to his kids when they fight, I've seen him do this a couple of times. He'll hand them a bundle of sticks tied together, and tell the kids to try to break it. Of course, it doesn't work. Then he takes the bundle apart, and tells them to break the sticks one by one. One person alone is easily overwhelmed or broken. Two or more people together can stand firm against adversity. -
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By MaeBe · Posted
When I joined it was purely a play on Maybe. Mae happens to have a couple letters in common with my given name and I started using it when introducing myself to strangers. Since then, actually yesterday, when I caught up with an old friend and told her about my transition she thought she heard "Maeve" when I said "Mae". I could still use Mae as a nickname, it works well with my mother's name as a middle name (she died in 2019 and I love the idea of connecting with her memory more), and my initials wouldn't change if I change my name. So, Maeve it will likely be unless something better comes along. ;) -
By MaeBe · Posted
I've not had a lot of involuntary action in that department and I'm 6mo in. After 3mo. my T was under 30. My doc wanted labs mid-cycle (3-4 days after my shot) oddly, but I am going to insist on getting trough numbers to determine if T is pushing back when serum E is low. I almost felt like I was going to have MW yesterday morning when I woke up (day of my shot), so I get where your thoughts are on the subject. It would be good to know how long that suppression lasts, not that T&E levels are complete indicators--my doctor doesn't seem to have any plans to check for the broader spectrum of metrics I see a lot on forums like SHBG, etc. -
By Willow · Posted
Take two blood letting is complete it took two of them pesky little mosquitoes. our dog came to us mostly potty trained. She had a few “I can’t wait” moments but for the most part she was good. She learned to ask th be let out. We had a bell on the door and taught her to ring the bell. Then she learned how to open the door herself. As long as it wasn’t locked out she’d go. We had her trained to a hidden fence and collar she would go to the limit and sit and wait for us to tell her it was ok. She has always responded to verbal commands or my whistles. Oh and there are obvious negatives about a dog knowing how to open doors. She would disappear and we’d suddenly see her out the window. Or we’ would let her out and suddenly realize she was sitting with us. She never learned to close the doors, only open then. -
By BobbiSkunk · Posted
Thank you everyone. I'm grateful for the warm welcome. ^.^ -
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By Adrianna Danielle · Posted
My boyfriend making me happy lately.Said I am one gorgeous and beautiful transwoman.Never been told this before.Told him thank you.He is moving in with me the end of next month.Did tell me that he wants to have a threesome with another transwoman and I.Told him I am for it and my friend Michelle whom I contacted is willing to do it with us -
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