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Any pronouns. 33.

Professional developer and amateur gardener located near Atlanta, GA in the USA.

I'm using a new phone keyboard, please forgive typos.

  • Kil'd to death 💀

  • I volunteer!

  • Cancer, and Wolf: 10

    🤔

  • Hhyeah yes Daddy Alpha, I'll be quiet for you UwU~

  • Yeah, I'm so fucking sorry that I tried to explain myself so I don't sound like an anti homeless conservative.

  • It's the time and the context, not the specific word choice. Just drop it.

  • Bullying now, very cool, very original. 😎👍

  • No, I don't think it does. Carbon monoxide is actively poisonous to you while Nitrogen just displaces Oxygen.

    Very relevant to all of these discussions is the fact that your body doesn't give you a feeling of suffocation from a lack of oxygen but from an abundance of carbon dioxide. This is why if you exhale while holding your breath it provides some relief.

  • I'm not supporting the displacement of homeless people lol, I'm just saying we shouldn't bring up the Geneva convention as if it's relevant when talking about the displacement of homeless people.

  • Ben is a ho.

  • I only try to remember two passwords. My email password and my password manager password. The rest and random gobbledy gook.

  • Dude, I'm not saying this is a cool and good thing to do lol, fuck them for doing this, for real. It's that the Geneva convention has to do with stuff relating to war and a lot of the things people say violate it often don't. Like people will say that tear gas is a Geneva convention violation but it actually says tear gas is allowable for controlling prison riots.

    I just wish people would point to actually relevant documents when criticizing people for their misdeeds if they're bringing up documents. The truth is we shouldn't need some document to criticize this action. It's inherently disgusting. It distracts from the point when people bring up irrelevant things like the Geneva convention.

  • we don't really get to choose what we like, we can only try to categorize what we experience.

    I've never seen it said so succinctly before. I love this! Labels are for communication, not defining our behavior.

  • Finn identifies as genderfluid now, right? I think that means it's less gay than being with a man.

  • 😩😳

  • I know tons of ace people but from a specific fandom. My wife (who is ace) is super into the show Our Flag Means Death. I liked it to, but I'm not a super fan like they are. We've met people at conventions into the show and many are ace. The show features a ton of LGBTQ characters. So maybe finding queer media and people into that media is a good way for you to find other asexual folks.

  • gynesexual

    Someone who is gynesexual identifies as being attracted to femininity or the female anatomy, regardless of whether the object of one’s affection identifies as a woman.

    Not saying you should use this label, just giving you one that fits what you mentioned. Basically being attracted to women and femme presenting men.

  • I'd hope people would just assume statements like that imply consensually lol.

  • Someone who is ace explained it to me that it was very difficult for them to figure out if they were bi/pan or ace because they were equally attracted to everyone, it's just that the attraction was zero lol.