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Sooooooo real, the aphantasia is A Bitch, like we think in concept, but at least our concept of ourselves includes what we look like, so we can word it out and tweak drawing until we can actually see ourselves, but holy shit it sucks. We know there's a whole ass world in here, we can know information about it, hear it, but we cannot see or feel it/remember seeing/feeling which for relationships here is awful, like we get the vibe of comfort but dont actually feel the hug.

Wednesday the 15th. What an excellent day. Middle of the week, middle of the month. Truly, we are in the middle of things.

Middle(ish) month of the year too

I need money so I can get fatter and love life harder

Truly relatable. This is like my whole thing. I need to turn this post into a business card thing so if anybody asks me why im working somewhere/want to work somewhere/why I appear to love money, I can show them this tumbl. Im eating this tumbl to get fatter and love life harder. It's yummy.

Plot twist: It's called Yuri on Ice because they both don't know it yet, but they are both trans. If it kept going, it would eventually show them both discovering this about themselves, getting nervous "what if he doesn't like me because im a girl" and then it's like "wait you're transfem? Im transfem too! *skates away in Yuri*

Hey does anybody know which my hero academia fanfic im looking for? Read it a few months ago but can't find it again. It's a hero class combat exercise, like hero class civil war and shadows: the horror movie heroes, but i distinctly remember a simple green smiley face as the main calling card and the zuku traumatized everyone with it. I've been trying to find it for a couple days but I am currently unable.

I finally fucking found it! The thing i was thinking of was a part of Little Acts of Kindness, which is why I was having trouble finding it, the majority of the fic seems a good bit different from the others I mentioned.

can someone please please please please send me a grilled cheese in the maill I'm so hungry my address is 100 ocean

in a carbonation appreciating mood this morning

Fish its generally not considered healthy to swim purely in carbonated water, i think it can mess with the gills a little

there is nothing badass about not taking an ibuprofen when you need it

Wise words, Fish. Wise words indeed.

Gotta do what you gotta do mate (silly)

I agree with almost everything you're saying, I just have to point out that you misread that last one a little. When they said its a dice roll, it seems like you interpreted it as it will change your sexuality, but that's not what was said. They were saying that it can change your sexuality, which it can. It also might not. Both can happen, and it is good to be aware of that.

Its in the packet they give you, that it can do that.

Its just that it is a potential side effect, quite rare, but it *can* and *has* happened. Pretending it can't happen will just make people more afraid on the rare occasion it does happen. My point is not to say "Oh you're taking woman hormone so you like men now" its that in a complex medical thing, odd things can happen,and since its been documented, it is good to keep side effects in mind.

The body is complex, and hormones do many things. Hell, when puberty starts there are many effects and mood swings. All I am saying is that if someone is looking to take a medication with a massive number of things it changes,it is good to know what all of the probable side effects are, and all of the unlikely ones. The issue is that it seems like people have been over-inflating the probability of it changing your sexuality, which is scaring people. What we should be doing, instead of saying its impossible, is reassuring them that it is very very unlikely, even though still possible, because if they hear that its impossible, take hrt, and it happens, then they will likely feel even worse and horrible about it. What we need to do is, instead of spreading medical misinformation to try and soothe people, figure out their specific concerns and address those.

You can do whatever you want, im just here to share what I have learned from my hours of research and all the anecdotal evidence I have gathered for my sister before she got it. Puberty starts, and then is when most people realize what they like or don't like, so its somewhat reasonable that second puberty can reveal new things, or different hormones can do different things. Hormones are complex, and they can have many effects. You might get some, you might not. If I need to go find a research document on it, I will, but its not the point, the point is that we should address the specific fears people have rather than simply saying it could never happen. Even if it's one in 5000, that one told it can't happen will be terrified because they were told it can't happen,because they couldn't prepare. That is my point.

I agree with almost everything you're saying, I just have to point out that you misread that last one a little. When they said its a dice roll, it seems like you interpreted it as it will change your sexuality, but that's not what was said. They were saying that it can change your sexuality, which it can. It also might not. Both can happen, and it is good to be aware of that.

Its in the packet they give you, that it can do that.

Its just that it is a potential side effect, quite rare, but it *can* and *has* happened. Pretending it can't happen will just make people more afraid on the rare occasion it does happen. My point is not to say "Oh you're taking woman hormone so you like men now" its that in a complex medical thing, odd things can happen,and since its been documented, it is good to keep side effects in mind.

The body is complex, and hormones do many things. Hell, when puberty starts there are many effects and mood swings. All I am saying is that if someone is looking to take a medication with a massive number of things it changes,it is good to know what all of the probable side effects are, and all of the unlikely ones. The issue is that it seems like people have been over-inflating the probability of it changing your sexuality, which is scaring people. What we should be doing, instead of saying its impossible, is reassuring them that it is very very unlikely, even though still possible, because if they hear that its impossible, take hrt, and it happens, then they will likely feel even worse and horrible about it. What we need to do is, instead of spreading medical misinformation to try and soothe people, figure out their specific concerns and address those.

I agree with almost everything you're saying, I just have to point out that you misread that last one a little. When they said its a dice roll, it seems like you interpreted it as it will change your sexuality, but that's not what was said. They were saying that it can change your sexuality, which it can. It also might not. Both can happen, and it is good to be aware of that.

Its in the packet they give you, that it can do that.

Its just that it is a potential side effect, quite rare, but it *can* and *has* happened. Pretending it can't happen will just make people more afraid on the rare occasion it does happen. My point is not to say "Oh you're taking woman hormone so you like men now" its that in a complex medical thing, odd things can happen,and since its been documented, it is good to keep side effects in mind.