Same; but I also hate the taste of American cheese-product with a complete passion. I prefer a pure cheese, in any context.

Guix

That was what I was going to say; 100%.

Unfortunately, they’re the only one that doesn’t require new phone manufacturers to pay them a fee to test the phones work on their network to avoid being blacklisted. T-mobile’s literally the only cell provider that works with my phone; gonna just have to bite the bullet, when it comes to the price, it seems…

I know a lot of countries expect you to have a job lined up already, as a first step. Are there any particular places to look to apply for jobs willing to sponsor?

I find the app.s on Linux are often nicer, in many cases; like, I read more ebooks with Foliate than I ever did when I was using Android. It’s been really nice; even just the familiarity of things working like you’re used to them working on your desktop/laptop makes the whole experience just…nicer.

At one of my old jobs (which handled owning malls (I worked on the websites)), one of the locations would hold an event with Autism Speaks; during a meeting, someone mentioned that we needed to get the campaign advertisements on the site for one of their upcoming events.

At the mention of “Autism Speaks”, I reflexively went, “Ew.” Only dawned on me, after the fact, that it probably looked to the rest of my coworkers like I was ridiculously immature about and ablist towards autistic people.

Yeah; that’s fair. The whole thing – admittedly – sort of felt off, both in terms of tone and acting. Like, I’m glad it exists just because I (likewise) like the idea but I did struggle to get through all the seasons. Season 2 is the strongest (in my opinion).

I hadn’t heard of Brand New Cherry Flavor; gonna add it to the list of media to check out.

I dunno if you already know about it but, if it is the type of thing you’re into, Channel Zero ran for about 3 seasons and was basically that.

Companies, instead of people, but the premise still applies.

I dunno; I’m more inclined to agree with your original assessment. I feel like my horniness is pretty par for the course for most men and I’ve never had that experience.

If anything, the degree of horniness most men experience I’ve found similar amongst women; most of my friends throughout my life have always been women and I’ve always known someone who talks frequently and candidly about sex.

I’d be much more inclined to think that men (on average) just aren’t as good at regulating and processing these emotions, for the same socialization reasons that a variety of other emotions aren’t processed well generally amongst men (including this weird…dirth of talking about any experience in terms of your emotions from authority figures throughout childhood). There was also always this sort of tacit approval of any sexuality-related interest I found, perhaps on the basis of “Of course you’d express interest in that; that’s how men move through the world”, that I always despised and I don’t think encourages recognizing the emotion of desire, processing it, and then being able to objectively think about it and conform it to secondary desires (such as, “This person is my friend and I’d like them to not be uncomfortable and still feel safe around me and feel like their boundaries are respected”); it sort of encourages an instinct to just act on something when you feel it.

I dunno; I’ve been plenty horny, throughout my life. Probably wouldn’t’ve turned down the offer of sex if it’d come up, prior to me getting married. I still can’t relate to figuring out how to move every social interaction towards sex. I’ve gone bra shopping with my friends and been told about all kinds of sexual exploits they’ve had and none of it’s lead to me propositioning them or figuring out how I could get them to proposition me.

Not in a first-past-the-post system; you’re thinking of a two-round system.

Overall, I think they’re great.

To be fair (and, to be further fair, being fair really isn’t warranted, for him), he did say he liked small wars; I feel like the sequel to the Great War doesn’t qualify as a small war, by any measure.

That said, not like that detail explains away the Totenkopf, by any means.

When he ran for president and got into the news for regular political reasons again, I was worried the public consciousnesses would forget about the primary definition of santorum; it brings me such joy that we’re keeping it alive.

Ayyyyyyy; twinsies.

When someone proposes, implements or enforces a clearly sensible rule, and someone else brings weird corner case scenarios up, always ask yourself if there’s a conflict of interests.

I can’t tell if I started doing this more as disinformation became more prevalent over the recent years or it’s something I’ve always done; I don’t know where I would’ve picked it up from.

Nevertheless, you’re spot on; it’s an incredibly good rule-of-thumb.

(I just realized it might’ve been funny if I’d responded to this with a weird, corner-case scenario, instead; but it’s late and I can’t think of a good one for it)

There is real blowback to marginalized people with these shorthands, though: https://www.tumblr.com/luckyladylily/752119106260615168/so-a-few-months-ago-there-was-the-discourse-about.

In a similar manner, it’s long been a consideration within black communities the ways that black men get targeted in ways unique – though particular – from black women, for being both black and male, and how purportedly generalized anxieties about men will often get triggered with frequency towards black men and then lean on racism to ensure some sort of consequence is enacted to quell that anxiety.

Lost_My_Mind hooks up with a homeless clown who works children’s birthday parties.