Hope you like getting absolutely wrecked in Diddy Kong Racing, scrublord.

The feeling of the hair brushing against/catching on fabric drives me nearly out of my skin. Hate hate hate it. That’s why I shave. I don’t feel like I have an obligation to do so because of “society”. It’s just a preference. It feels nicer and more comfortable.

“Let’s talk about something nice instead!” (:

I’m not having fun or making money.

Who do I send a bug report to?

Finish him.

DEPORT HIM, FFS!!!

It took almost 2 fucking years after my first initial appointment to get properly medicated.

I’d literally kill myself if I was forced to do it all again.

You “just go see a doctor”–folk have no idea how fucking difficult it is to 1). actually be seen by a competent doctor, 2). be taken seriously, 3). and actually receive treatment for mental health stuff.

That’s not even including the whole “getting out of a shit enough headspace to actually do all that stuff in the first place.”

Unmedicated me felt like wading through hell.

Be kind to those with different chemistry. Shit sucks.

Because fashion is fun! (:

Things don’t always need to be practical.

The comments volunteering to assist with translation gives me the fuzzies. (:

“Submit and get over it!” 🤡

We thank the great, valiant protectors for shielding us from the loathsome, horrible, dangerous hempseed. 🙏🙏🙏

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Again, impressed! I can respect a collector who enjoys what they accrue. My collection(s) are more SFW, but I can appreciate the artistry and dedication to the craft, for sure!

I’m frightened yet impressed that y’all can tell these kind of things. Respect.

Also good to remember that after a C-section, any child after that is recommended to also be C-section. Something like 25% of vaginal births after C-sections end in complications that will require a C-section anyhow.

Bodies are complicated. It’s good to have treatment to ensure better health for the baby, regardless of what kind of birth was had.

I’d assume because with the wording you’ve used, it may seem like you are blaming women for getting C-sections.

(for the record, I did not downvote you)

Of course no one wants to hear this, as clashes with all sorts of taboos against women’s sexuality and giving birth in general!

Buddy. I don’t have time to get into that rn. But ok.

The non-painful births do exist, absolutely, but they are outliers. I’m sure “pleasurable” births exist, as well, but, again, those are outliers.

Never in my life have I met a woman who gave birth with low pain without the use of drugs.

Even if some women use it to avoid the excruciating pain of vaginal birth, that’s still a very very very valid reason.

The only “convenience” I’ll assume you’re talking about is for the doctor. I was told my only options for birth was a C-section or induced labor, because the doctor “didnt like surprises.” I’m still upset that I did not know how to advocate for myself as a young adult because I was forced into an induction and several other unexpected medical nightmares due to hospital/staff/doctor negligence.

You want to feel like a knight? —visibly sweating—

74 - Itoki Hana

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I absolutely LOVE the original Subnautica, but was frustrated with Below Zero. I’ve posted multiple rants about it on Lemmy before.

Already skeptical about this game because it looks like it has

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A big appeal of the first game was the isolation you felt, and the struggle to find life and accomplish gargantuan tasks.

Cautiously optimistic for this installment.

Please don’t have any characters yap & quip throughout this one, god, please!