Pretty sure mine did a bit, but I don't think I could really describe the difference in words very well tbh. I'll check to see what my wife says and report back 🫡
Edit: she said "You don't stink as much lol" 🫠thanks babe lmao
Pretty sure mine did a bit, but I don't think I could really describe the difference in words very well tbh. I'll check to see what my wife says and report back 🫡
Edit: she said "You don't stink as much lol" 🫠thanks babe lmao
Not exactly, but this is the closest afaik
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causes_of_gender_incongruence
That lists different research on trans individuals, such as MRIs and autopsies on trans brains. Most of the research has small sample sizes and is not all that extensive.
This actually helped crack my egg personally
And the speech was given to graduating students from the College of Arts and Humanities and the School of Communication and Media.
Possibly the worst audience to stand in front of and praise the 'revolution' of AI
Likely referring to this recent CNN story that gained a lot of online attention
And from a quick Google search, that page seems to be the beginning of The Man of the Crowd, by Edgar Allan Poe. So likely an Poe collection of stories
Break the... law? On... purpose??
THIS ONE RIGHT HERE OFFICERS COME QUICK
Oh no, I've been found out-
Hol up
Show me this long pot, I must see
Oh yeah? Well... ur mom
😎
(im sorry)
C ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) M
Yeah we were married for three years when my egg cracked. She's bisexual which helped. But when I told her, she said "I knew it, I told you so" ...and she had told me so.
A few times before my egg cracked she had just straight up told me that if I was a trans woman, she'd still love me and stay with me. I always brushed it off tho cuz I was going through the process of learning and accepting that I'm bisexual. Which was a (comparatively) easy process, but I always just assumed when I acted feminine that it was somehow because I was bi... So some internalized homophobia/biphobia mixed with cognitive dissonance 🙃