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I'm a sucker for button up shirts, but I really need some t-shirt brand suggestions that have a smaller neckline. A lot of the t-shirts I wear the neckline falls and you end up seeing my binder.

Anyone know of any brands that are better at hiding this, but would still keep me cool in the summer? What are some brands and styles you wear to feel gender affirmation during the summer?

I've pretty much gotten to a stage where I've changed my name on most things aside from my passport. I'm in a long-distance relationship and travel to America at least twice a year, so want to get my passport back for my next trip in Sept/Oct time, but want it to reflect me and my name to avoid the awkward questions and deadname on my boarding passes. I'm on HRT and pass 90% of the time now, but don't have a GRC and I doubt there's any chance of me getting one any time soon.

I'm AFAB, so currently have the pesky F sitting on my passport, which doesn't bother me a whole lot because nobody really checks, it'll just look a bit weird against my name. I'm also looking for a new job and when I p

This is a super weird one because of how much I see online about binders being tight and uncomfortable.

My binder feels just like when I was wearing a bra. I can breathe, I can move, it's no more constricting that a sports bra. I saw someone even talk about how they could crack a rib if they binded when they work out??? I wear gc2b binders and they make my chest flat. It feels like everyone online talks about how uncomfortable binding is, but I don't feel that discomfort when I do. I wear my binder all day at work just like a bra and take it off when I'm home.

I know it seems stupid to be curious about it being right if it doesn't hurt, but I feel like the odd one out when searching onli

Throughout my entire life I have been thrown around therapy on the NHS. Most of which have failed to make me feel better in any respect. Some have even turned me away, telling me that they cannot help me.

I've had several people and two therapists tell me they believe that I am on the spectrum. It makes my entire life makes sense and also helps me understand why the therapy throughout my life wasn't working - they were probably focusing on the wrong thing. I'm on the waiting list to be tested, but I need help mentally with this. I need therapy, but all of the people I try to access won't even look at me without a formal Asperger's diagnosis and I'm really stuck. It may be over a year until

I'm all for chocolate and vanilla, which isn't a bad thing - but I keep trying the flavours and they just get worse.

I keep thinking to myself 'oh, maybe I'll try this one. This one must be good!' only to be fooled into some disgusting flavoured slop. I really wanted to like banana, but it's horrid.

Anyone else in the same boat? Is it better to get some real fruit in the mix to add a bit of a different flavour?

I haven't skated since I was 11 (aside for the occasional bit of longboarding every summer). Looking to pick up a board this week and go to one of the women's skate nights at the House of Vans in London. I don't have any friends outside of work and I'm hoping that if I get a hobby started it'll allow me to meet some new like-minded people. I suffer from anxiety and I'm pretty terrified of getting back on a board, I was severely bullied by guys when I was younger for being a 'tomboy' - especially at skateparks. The whole experience has put me off ever going to a skatepark again. I guess I'm just a bit scared of starting up again and receiving harsh judgement from others?

Any advice?

Today was a nightmare.

Our store closes at 4:30pm on a Sunday (British Sunday trading laws) and today I didn't get home until 6pm because some people think it's okay to just continue shopping regardless of the time.

How can you be so self-entitled that you believe that store closing times don't apply to you? I've told you that we're closed several times and yet you just keep saying 'sorry for keeping you, I bet you all want to go home'.

OF COURSE WE WANT TO GO HOME, KAREN - BUT YOUR INDECISIVE ASS CAN'T SEEM TO DECIDE WHAT FLEECE YOU WANT. HOLY MOTHER OF RETAIL, JUST CHOOSE ONE!!!

How do people think that this is okay? I've set the doors to closed and literally had people pull the do

There's nothing better than having a special interest, it's like a warm hug (not a literal hug because I hate them, but metaphorically!). It makes me feel like I'm a part of something. It makes me feel whole. Although sometimes it makes me feel pretty terrible about myself too - but let's focus on the positives.

My special interests have changed with the years, some causing me great expense and great joy. I imagine a lot of you can relate to that. Some of my favourite special interests over the years have included collecting figurines and the book I self published when I was 18. Crazy, right? Now because I'm not interested - I can't write a god damn thing hahaha. It sucks.

So currently,

I'm twenty years old I've attended 30 gigs in total and near enough go to London every other week to add onto this. I know a lot of people who haven't ever been to a show, or perhaps only been to one about fifteen years ago. I'm very grateful for being able to attend so many.

So, how many gigs have you been to over the span of your life? (Or at least a good estimate!)

If you're into going to lots of gigs, I recommend the Songkick app. It's been a lifesaver these past couple of years and without it I wouldn't have attended as many shows.

Sorry if this has been asked before, but I'm trying to work it out and I'm not getting anywhere. People were speculating it was Pornstache and Daya's kid, but I'm not sure?

Anyone know? The clip was shown twice so I imagine there's some importance there, but I usually binge these seasons in a weekend and I can't remember half of it.

Went to Manchester Comic Con today and had the pleasure of playing a demo of BL3. It's beautiful. I'm beyond impressed with how it played and looked. Everything is so fresh, yet so familiar. It was like getting a hug from an old friend. I felt right at home on an incredibly uncomfortable chair staring at the demo screen that looked near identical to the BL2 main menu. I played as Zane, using a Hyperion sub machine gun which cut through enemies like a warm knife through butter. His skill tree was vast, didn't have time to look through it all - but there was plenty to explore.

Unfortunately, what we got to demo wasn't anything that hadn't been shown to the public before - but I'm okay with t

I really struggle with health anxiety. I'm constantly living in fear that I have something wrong with me or I'm going to die. It's horrible. I'm never not on edge.

I told my therapist about this sub and he wants to know if anyone else suffers with this and if it's a common issue amongst people with Asperger's? We discussed that things such as death and getting seriously ill may be more terrifying for an aspie due to the changes that would occur within routine and everyday life.

Currently having trauma therapy, but am also waiting on my diagnosis assessments for Asperger's. Need to also be treated for my health anxiety, but need to know if there's a link.

Does anyone else experience thi