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By Avra · Posted
Be careful about software bundled with your antivirus! Most likely they are using it to spy on you. As far as I know the only 2 VPN providers that actually protect your data (and delete it as soon as possible if they keep anything at all) are Proton VPN and Mulvad VPN - the latter one actually had their servers stormed by law enforcement and they walked away with nothing (cause Mulvad had no customer data to offer). I would avoid antiviruses altogether tbh, they're not a magic cure for internet safety and the built in one from Microsoft does its job well enough. If you're not on WIndows you don't even need one - just be smart about what you download of course. Your web browser asking you to turn it off is probably because the browser would prefer to know your real location, just ignore it or pick a better browser, like Firefox. -
By Lorelei · Posted
It was stupid of me, the cop was in front of me in a u-turn cut in a spot I know about. I was running a little late because of the slow truck, and the cop happened to be there today. It is like one of only three places for a speed trap on my commute. I usually don’t speed as I try to leave enough of a time buffer in the morning. -
By Lorelei · Posted
The worst possible scenario is 4 points on my license, which a defensive driving course will negate it. I had considered getting a lawyer, but it is probably not worth the expense. -
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By Maddee · Posted
Good luck maam 😊 I’ve experienced that they’ll lower the points , if you show up in court and pay the ticket. -
By Adrianna Danielle · Posted
This was before I came out.One documentary worth watching on it is The Invisible War,mentioning the sex crimes in the military -
By April Marie · Posted
A multi-colored skort with a white popover and white sneakers. I need some sun on those legs, tho'!!! -
By Mmindy · Posted
Welcome to Transgender Pulse Forums Mealaini, Like you I knew in my preteen years that I was meant to be a girl, but didn't have any way to bring it up in the early 1960s. It was the expanding news outlets on the telly that allowed me to understand that I may not be the only person who felt this way. Wow was my mind expanded once the internet became a reasonable research tool in the 1990s. My grown daughter (42) is nonbinary and atheist with pagan leanings. So when I came out to her she was thrilled and wanted to dress me up and show me the world. Well I think she wanted to show me to the world. My son (45) is evangelical christian and very upset with his sister for many reasons. However he's a reluctant supporter of me as transgender. I'm out to my wife and we've been married for 48 years this June, so I'm in a very late in life transition. The other thing that has me going down an internet rabbit hole is your location. It clearly states United Kingdom with a sub flag of Illinois. I've searched the web and can't seem to locate Illinois, UK. Am I missing something? Best wishes, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
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By Ivy · Posted
Leg hair. Shaving it was a surprisingly big decision. (Not as big as the beard tho) After I did it a few times, it's never really grown back. Haven't shaved them in a couple of years and you'd never know it. A daughter living with me doesn't shave hers, and she is much furrier than I ever was. I don't exactly hate my living as a guy in the past. TBH, I was never quite there anyway. But I just dropped it. I live full time fem, and it would bother me a lot to go back to being a guy. But I don't have to appease family or an employer. -
By Mmindy · Posted
@Loreleiit always sucks getting a ticket for passing a slower vehicle. I'm guessing the police officer was some distance behind you until you performed your passing maneuver. My most costly ticket was from a similar situation, however we were heading out of town and the last straight stretch of road to pass the two slower vehicles ahead of me was still in a 35mph zone. I didn't see the officer behind me and as soon as I pulled out to pass he turned on his lights and siren. Since I was in the process of passing, I figured the next safe place to pull over was at the upcoming roadside park. He didn't accept that and wrote me up for passing two gaps, speed in excess of 15mph over, and failure to stop. He did not care to hear about any fellowship in public safety, and no professional curiosities would be honored. I did go to court plead my case and the judge, and he did see my point of continuing to pass with the intentions of pulling over safely at the roadside park. He was very familiar with the location. This allowed him to drop the failure to stop charges, but I did have to pay the full 15mph over speeding ticket. So my lesson learned was to never pass when entering or leaving a small town or village. Hugs, and good luck in court. Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
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By Mmindy · Posted
Ivy, I'm still holding on to hope that we won't separate/divorce because I can only imagine how much you miss your wife. Hugs, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋
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