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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. -
By Mirrabooka · Posted
Also, this short interview. They're so awesome, so down to earth: -
By Adrianna Danielle · Posted
A trip to the ER last night,I had an allergic reaction.I have an allergy to cigarette smoke,a neighbor's friend was smoking and told him not to smoke near me,I did get sick.Checked me out and feeling better.Going to see my allergist on Thursday for a follow up -
By Charlize · Posted
This is wonderful!. I sincerely hope we get another 4 years to get these new regulations well intrenched. Hugs, Charlize -
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By Mmindy · Posted
Good morning everyone, I’ve been working on a few projects and my internet screen time has been very low. Today is Primary Election Day for Indian voters. I will be voting later, but the most important thing I’m looking forward to is the reduction of political advertising. Let’s get back to regular daytime advertising which reminds me of the need for hearing aids, Medicare choices, and comfortable catheters. Heaven forbid I would need an accident injury lawyer to get me the big check. Only daytime TV can take a 30 minute show from the 1980s and make it into an hour long series. I really don’t watch that much TV because I prefer to listen to music while I’m in the shop or doing yard work. The coffee is good, the morning songbirds are loud as they forage for their hatches. Hugs, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
By Ladypcnj · Posted
I pretty much started out what some would consider as the androgynous phase of childhood puberty. Being the youngest sibling in my family, I was mostly seen wearing boy clothes at the time. As I explained earlier about my parents not showing me my birth certificate until later on in life, in the meantime before that happened, my daddy always wanted a boy/son in the family. It's been a long time, when I first started menstruating, it was a turning point in my life, followed by a series of car ride returns to the emergency room, patient profiling, and misdiagnosis. From that moment my parents had stopped saying I was going through a phase. One night at my parents' home during midnight hours, they thought I was asleep, but I saw their bedroom light was still turned on. Out of curiosity, I tip toed to their bedroom's door as I listened in on their conversations, it was the first time I heard my parents questioned about the gender marker on my birth certificate wither a hidden variation involved in my development. -
By Ashley0616 · Posted
Disgust- :marked aversion aroused by something highly distasteful : REPUGNANCE : to provoke to loathing, repugnance, or aversion : be offensive to : to cause (one) to lose an interest or intention -
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