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I don't remember much of the details but I was playing scrabble with death grips. Stefan was an asshole and kept accusing me of cheating. Zach was this goofy genki man just enjoying life. I don't remember andy saying anything. Some girl I didn't recognize walked in with cookies but she tripped and spilled them all over the floor. someone was like no problem we can still smoke them (??). After we smoked the floor cookies they opened their closet and showed me all of their shirts. Nice Shirts guys.

I'm trying to edit a montage of sorts but the camera's horizontal axis is completely locked while my vertical axis works fine, so I can only look up and down. I'm using mouse and keyboard. I've looked around but I can't find anyone having the same problem.

I'm a gender abolitionist who is also pro trans. Are these views incompatible? Is the body dysphoria that trans individuals experience based in subconscious stereotype hammered into them by society? Or is body dysphoria a purely physical feeling with no baggage attached to it?

To preface this, I'm already a feminist, I just have an issue with one aspect of it regarding gender. This is something I've been turning over in my mind for a while now and I would like to discuss this. I actually have already posted this to r/SRSDiscussion and after a bit of civil discussion, the thread was deleted and I was banned. No one told me I was wrong, with the closest thing to disagreement being that it's just not realistic and will not happen anytime soon. Well that's enough of an intro, here's the post in question:

The idea of gender as a social construct stems from the different ways society expects men and women to behave. It seems that in order to allow for more logical and

Hello, I have a technique that I use regularly whenever I can feel the anxiety start to overwhelm my rationality. Well I say technique but it's really just reminding myself that one day I will die. It feels so silly to worry about what people think of me after that realization. I feel invigorated, ready to put myself out there and be myself at all costs. Obviously not recommended if thinking about death makes you anxious.