Whenever you see a post. And remember when you post it shows you your post so you must post after you post.
Most people I've seen using it as their personal pronoun would probably laugh if they were presented with an option for It with Cousin Itt representing it.
I would probably add an option for "thing" with a disembodied hand as well.
That's exactly why it needs to be something you are willing to explain. It makes their stories better.
It's from a meme about an IKEA stuffed shark that gained traction within the trans community. It's actually what the instance, blahaj, this community is hosted on is named after.
It would be. There's a grocery store near me that remodeled and changed their restrooms to individual rooms. Now there's just a bank of ~8 gender neutral restrooms. It's very nice.
License changes that will charge developers based on how many installs their game has instead of how many units sold.
No but there's a couple subtlies here. If you are calling someone brave, the context is important. It can come off as condescending. Also coming out isn't an all or nothing thing, see here.
Also in this comic they aren't saying they are brave for coming out. They are saying they are brave for being cis. The underlying assumption there being that being cis or trans is a choice that one can be brave for.
This might be my favorite version of this trope. The knowing look from the future-self. The nervous confusion from the past-self.
Awesome book too.
A woman has her own value and that value decreases by men looking at her.
I didn't know men had that kind of super power. The ability to decrease value of something just by looking at it. Can we harness this power to decrease home prices?
If he had a choice between being smart or being poor, he would choose to be smart.
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