I'm a lot like People

A Supernatural fansong of Meg-possessing-Sam/Jess. For for @autisticandroids triangles week.

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matcha originated in China about 1200 years ago, açaí has been consumed by Indigenous communities in the Amazon for centuries, and Dubai chocolate was invented by combining chocolate with knafeh, an 1100 year old SWANA snack.

western (usually white but seemingly not in this case) people love to call nonwhite foods suddenly becoming popular in western mainstream culture "industry plants" as if they haven't always existed.

There was one episode with a trans woman getting different gender-affirming operations, including breast implants. It showed the procedure, and (what I found so fascinating that it's stuck with me for decades), as soon as the doctor put the implant in, a censor blur popped up on the nipple.

And you just know there was a meeting between the TLC lawyers and the editors and producers of the show to discuss what the difference was between a "man nipple" (can be shown) and a "woman nipple" (no no must obscure, 'tis naughty). And they decided that as soon as the implant goes in and the nipple has more mass behind it, that's the moment when it becomes a woman's nipple and must be hidden to comply with TV rules.

But it's the same nipple. On the same person. I know what it looks like; I just saw it. But TV and obscenity rules are rules, and the rules say woman nipple = sexual and therefore explicit, but man nipple = neutral, just fine.

Now, I can't tell you that you should, for example, leave a comment about your concern for the way Grok has been promoting white nationalist beliefs, but public comments in the regulatory process are a key step and they shape what comes next. If the regulatory agency doesn't fully consider the comments and form a reasonable response to the ones it disagrees with, that can form the basis for overturning a regulation in court.

I will be downloading everything I purchased from Bandcamp and keeping an eye on it.

Transgender community, please please please do NOT use this product! It will kill you if used, please do not use it whatsoever.

This Warning Is Outdated and Irrelevant

While this was an incident that occurred three years ago, both queerquirk.com and estrolabs.com are gone from the internet and it seems like they have been since shortly after this began circulating. Its unclear if there were ever even any pills being sold or if this was just a case of malicious transphobic trolling.

While the advice not to trust unverified supplements online is good, this is not an active scam you need to be worried or warning people about, as this post and the incident in question are three years old at this point.