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Five days before Christmas, a friend of my then daily-vc-level-close fwb asked her if we were dating, and she screenshot it and forwarded it to me with only the context that it was "out of nowhere." I, having a crush of a couple months at that point on her (that we had even talked about previously) mentioned again that well, I'd be happy if we were dating, even if I didn't really think much would even change for a long distance relationship from how we already were behaving.

Apparently, from that moment, she had been planning to say "yes" to me for Christmas since that point. So I have a girlfriend now and I love her so much 🥰🥰🥰🩷🩵🤍🩵🩷

I asked later if that friend had been informed of t

https://www.amsterdamumc.org/en/spotlight/addition-of-progesterone-leads-to-increased-breast-growth-for-transgender-women.htm

The addition of the hormone progesterone to gender-affirming hormone therapy leads to increased breast growth for transgender people following feminising hormone therapy. This is demonstrated by an Amsterdam UMC-led trial among 90 participants and these results are presented [September 5, 2025] at the European Professional Association for Transgender Health (EPATH) annual congress in Hamburg.

“Our results show that progesterone is safe and effective for transgender people. We're now able to prescribe it, in a trial setting, for those who have been taking o

The two effects “Spells you cast cost {R} less to cast,” “Red spells you cast cost {1} less to cast,” and “Spells you cast cost {R} less to to play. This effect reduces only the amount of colored mana you pay” are are all similar but different in subtle ways based on the density of colored pips in the metagame.

How would you go about costing this kind of repeatable cost reduction when designing cards, and choosing which kind of reduction is most appropriate?

Other than obviously being yet another hellsite of an app designed to monetize your very existence, for a realistic take. Assume for a moment that it exists benevolently to help people make connections with people they could be good friends with, even if not romantic partners.

I imagine onboarding would be an at-your-own-pace interview by the LLM to determine the personality of the user and what kind of people they're most likely to mesh well with. You then use some sort of clustering algorithm to get a manageable pool of potential matches, and occasionally run random close pairs through a compatibility test to determine if you will introduce them to each other or not. I imagine that match

That yuri story with some quality that makes it so you know you shouldn't like it as much as you do, but you still like it despite that.

I've openly described myself as enby since 2020, but am now finding myself experiencing a second egg crack. I've not really labeled myself as trans despite being NB because I've not really so far transitioned anything about how I present myself. Now with finally accepting myself more, though, I find myself wanting something different, but I don't know what that is specifically.

How does one go about figuring out what they like when they have 27 years of wearing whatever and just trying to not perceive themself? I know I want to push away from my AMAB blob default, but not much more than that.

I lost weight over the past years by actually taking some care of myself (6', from ~200lbs to

Obviously she had the hammers from the artifact, and her first spell after the angst induced awakening was basically the hammers. But back at Grace’s birthday party, we saw she had a mark on her back. Specifically, the female symbol, though partially covered in a way that it could've been the intersex symbol from the mark lineup.

Not that I have any reason to think it's actually that one (it matches Tedd's mark ability too well), but I don't recall Susan ever doing anything we'd associate with a mark rather than the hammers. But on the other hand, she's got the natural affinity for vampire hunting