nobly withstanding the vast brunt of it

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I am not immune to timeline prompt posts. I started HRT when I was 20, and I was on 2mg of estrogen a day for a long time. Attached, we have, roughly: 2 years pre-HRT; 2 years post-HRT; 10 years post-HRT; 18 years post-HRT. Quite happy with the results.
trans women: how old were you when you started hrt and are you happy with your results so far?
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Read my new book, "I Went Hunting For Bigfoot, But I Found A Friend: How A Stranger And I Bonded Over Murdering Bigfoot."
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I want to raise my hand as someone who loved INSIDE at the time and still loves it today. very layered and profound piece of work, funny and cathartic, far from the worst of the celebrity covid lifestyle flaunt projects. if you loved it too, know you are not alone
the peak of covid psychosis was when people were convinced that a bo burnham musical comedy special was an important piece of art
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bought a few more years for my feng shui consultancy, but at the cost of working exclusively on the home studio setups of popular video game streamers after pitching this ancient and beautiful practice to them as “optimizing the loot path for your chi”
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the picture my girlfriend paints of what happens to our bedsheets during the night—and my role in proceedings—is nothing more than a pack of lies and a frightening inversion of the real situation on the mattress
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we could be living in a post-climate crisis utopia right now, using dynakov’s process to shunt excess carbon into the past and isolate pollution to specific points in history, but the government stopped further research because it kept spoiling important people’s birthdays
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okay so when michael was waking up and noticing that the deep wound on his hand had mysteriously healed I shouted a perfect “what!?” and the entire theater laughed it was a perfect moment for me and I love living so close to the revue what a perfect place what a perfect night
Seated for @drunkencinemaTO THE LOST BOYS
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we all know money is fake, but the idea of an individual being worth a trillion dollars really shines a light on it. like, if the system has put that much “value” on someone who isn’t worth a single cent, the system must be fundamentally wrong. “money” as an idea must be wrong
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something nice maybe about being able to say that, regardless of the quality of the material or reaction of the audience, the things I write—small and throwaway as they are—have the increasingly-rare value of being made by a person thinking in the distinct way only humans can
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“keep flooding the internet with LLM-generated slop, you fools, it only makes my stupid posts more important”
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“yeah I just wanted to flag that if we’re really worried about capacity there are billions of wetware data processing centers sitting idle for eight hours a night”
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not naming names but the person in this apartment who pays for the TCM subscription just asked me “has spielberg made an alien movie before?”
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every new york convenience store i’ve walked into tonight is fresh out of cash. “some other guy took it first” they’re all saying. “our money is that other guy’s money sorry”
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not sure if this is intended behavior but I can’t pull off Settled Stone when I’m wearing my granite charm. I imagine it’s a conflict with mineral attunement slots, but my statue-self needs the rocksmith glamour buff to pass as a labyrinth centerpiece or it won’t trick the lich
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for lunch BBC is considering either a juicy steak, a wilted salad, or ruminating on the idea of lunch itself
The BBC is reportedly close to choosing a new showrunner for 'DOCTOR WHO'. The shortlist includes names like Tony Gilroy ('ANDOR'), Sam Levinson ('EUPHORIA'), and Damon Lindelof ('LOST'). (Source: deadline.com/2026/06/doctor-…)
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“I Don’t Understand How Or Why I Would Even *Have* Complex PTSD” Reports Friend On Fifteenth Year Of Life Being Ruined By Complex PTSD
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close to calling the cops on this guy with the teletubby avatar getting in my mentions to drone humorlessly about how the vatican arranges scented dried flowers when visiting france’s capital. yep, it’s the po-po for po-faced po posts re: posed paris pot pourri popery
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I’m actually pretty well-known around court. you’ve heard people say “at twice, my liege” right? yeah, I’m the one who suggested that. “‘at once’ is not enough!” I said to our liege. he *loved* it. very tight with him now, barely even have to call him “liege” anymore
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first day on the yard at tesseract prison you need to go up to the biggest guy who’s also the smallest guy and entangle him with a decaying neutron until you get sent to the singularity holovault universe—I can hide a cake with an infinite number of files in it there
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Doctor who vanishing forever in a puff of indecisive nostalgia is a fantastic bit of symbolism for the general way things have gone for post-Thatcher Cool Britannia Global Britain since 2008
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be early to the next “check out this under-appreciated prestige tv show!” wave by devouring by any means necessary one of the great american novels, HALT AND CATCH FIRE
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If you’ve heard about HALT AND CATCH FIRE (perhaps from my near-incessant posting about it) but are put off by the time commitment or talk of season one’s in-progress feel, please know that this stuff is what you have to look forward to by season four:
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