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::: spoiler transphobia, introspection, bit depressing I'd say
it's funny that I used to worry so much that I'd never be a real woman. I know very well that I am, but now I also know that I threw away what was actually my ideal body and will never truly he happy with it again
this is a funny thing, because otherwise it would be harrowing ::: spoiler involves nsfw, suicidal ideation took a picture in similar thigh highs and underwear to pictures I have saved before surgery. I'm so flat down there now.
it makes me want to kill myself :::
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what manga? 
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congrats!! 
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you know what you must do
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what's your favourite death grips song and album?
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better strike again just for good measure
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あにがとう! I've wanted to learn for quite a while but I was always so intimidated to try. it's been fun so far and pretty exciting when I look at words and actually know how they sound now
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L take
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pog
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tbh it's something I kind of took for granted, but i'm realizing just isn't common knowledge, especially around online trans people. like surely just by osmosis people pick up on it? 
wrong assumption to make lol. I'm glad our puppy/cat/etc comrades are accepted here regardless
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coworker: you never respond to me
me: when have I ever ignored you?
coworker: yesterday I asked you three things and all you said was "I'm sleepy"
I don't even remember that 
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you could try reaching out to kristina. she's pretty involved with helping trans people out
could just find some local trans people too
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why do you say that?
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The overwhelming positive response is pretty strange
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finished studying every hiragana character and know them quite well 
time to start working on vocab and then katakana 
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not an overreaction, you define your identity. no one else can do that 
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two weeks later, I finally did my fr*ckin injection
Every so often I can make it happen, but most times I'm struggling regardless of how much prep time I give myself. Feel like it might be related to ADHD? Either way, I'm so bad at it 
we're so back
www.theverge.com
> the entire staff of Annapurna Interactive, the gaming division of Megan Ellison’s Annapurna, has resigned after failing to convince Ellison to let them spin off its games division into a new company. IGN is corroborating the report. > > “All 25 members of the Annapurna Interactive team collectively resigned,’’ former president Nathan Gary and staffers told Bloomberg. “This was one of the hardest decisions we have ever had to make and we did not take this action lightly.”
anyone else have a song from an OST that visibly takes you back to moments of the media it's from? I can hear Kyon doing a monologue every time this song plays
Every so often I see it brought up as being *so* edgy and funny, but it's really not. There are a few moments that are funny, but they're packed between racism, ableism, and really any kind of -ism you can imagine. It gets defended as "just a shitpost" from the same crowd that talks about the glory days of people not being so easily offended. I rewatched a compilation before posting this just to be sure of my critique and it's exactly as I remembered lol. Nothing but attack helicopter tier jokes. Some people say if you didn't watch it in the 2000s you won't get it, but I've seen shows from the 2000s that are actually good and funny  Anyway, I'm convinced most people who talk about how funny it is haven't seen anything beyond clips. It's just lazy and boring
homestuck mentioned 
[obligatory bladee song](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGPA9k86UcE)
blog.playstation.com
- Pricing: $699.99 / £699.99 / €799.99 / ¥119,980 - Moderate upgrades - No disc drive - Stand not included 
she does not miss 
that close your eyes and you're back in the game kind of song
dallasvoice.com
 According to a Texas Department of Public Safety internal email, a copy of which was sent to Dallas Voice through a local attorney, DPS has — unilaterally and without any public notice — decided to stop amending gender markers on Texas driver licenses and state ID cards. The email also indicates that the DPS will create a database of all individuals who request to have the gender marker on their license or ID changed. The policy change follows an earlier request from Texas Attorney General that DPS provide his office with records from individuals who had had gender markers corrected on their license or ID. At the time, because DPS was not able to differentiate between changes based on a court order and those made to correct clerical errors, the agency was not able to provide Paxton with the information he wanted. This new policy appears to be implemented to create the database Paxton asked for. The email, which has been verified by an attorney, was dated Aug. 20. It ordered that “Effective immediately, the Department will not accept court orders or amended birth certificates issued that change the sex when it differs from the documentation already on file.” The email, signed by Driver License Division Sheri Gipson, notes that “the validity of such documents is currently under review by Office of the Director to ensure that all state and federal guidelines are being met. For current DL/ID holders, the sex established at the time of original application and listed in the driver record will not be changed unless there was a clerical error. The sex will reflect the sex listed on the primary document presented upon original application that is already on file.” Gipson stressed in the email that the new policy doesn’t mean DPS will refuse to issue or renew a driver’s license or Texas, just that the “issuance can proceed with documentation on file,” and it will be “left up to the customer” to accept a license or ID card that does not match their gender identity and presentation. Gipson wrote, “If a first-time applicant presents conflicting documents, such as a birth certificate with a court order requiring a sex change, the sex listed on the original birth certificate will take precedence to record the sex. If a single court order contains both a name change and a sex change, we cannot accept the order. The applicant will be processed with no change and with the information on file.” Gipson then directs employees to scan into the record all “court order sex change documentation that cannot be processed” and email the requesting person’s name and driver’s license or state ID number to “DLCourtorders@dps.texas.gov,” noting on the email subject line “Sex Change Court Order.” Adding that changes due to clerical errors are not to be reported and that the DLCourtorders email is “for internal reporting only and should not be shared with customers.” Gipson apologized to employees “for the short notice,” adding that DPS officials “will work as quickly as possible to get resolution.” She said that “Customer escalations will be handled through chain-of-command.”
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