Why on earth would I do that? It needs to be removed, not pushed onto deaf and hoh communities, who still feel the effects of constant vibration without the benefit of being able to sense its sources.

I did and can’t hear it. Apparently it’s like a conversation and a highway.

Yeah, necessities should always be cheaper for individuals than for businesses. Worst case if the business can’t pay for it: it shuts down. Worst case if an individual can’t pay for a need: the individual straight up dies.

There’s a lot of things I think should be the case that are more likely to happen though

You can also make it with gin and add basil, thyme, or mint.

Actually, I highly recommend a weak gin and basil agua fresca (melon cubes blended smooth with water, lime juice, and sugar to taste) or a lot of water and a weak margarita on really hot days.

Ah, that’s a fair guess from the context. I enjoy sexual humiliation from a known partner within a safe, sane, and consensual framework, but I don’t like just anything embarrassing.

Like, I’d prefer it to blackmail, but I have higher social anxiety levels than most people do and don’t seek to be a clown or center of attention at all. I think I would probably cry and leave if asked to do something like that in public.

The way I engage with it, it’s 100% normal humans treated like cows as a form of humiliation. They might be dressed somewhat reminiscently of them, but it’s not nearly as elaborate as furries. It could be as simple as wearing a cowbell, and doesn’t get to full coverage like with a fursuit. It’s also exclusively sexual for me, so it doesn’t feel very similar to furries from my non-furry perspective.

It’s not rape, but I definitely engage with cnc related to it. I can’t explain why I’d like to be treated like livestock, but I do.

Could people really? I have bizarre kinks and I would just swallow the embarrassment of explaining to everyone I know that hucows are not the same as furries and also not bestiality.

It would suck, but it’s such a better option than being blackmailed into who knows what by monsters.

Yeah, those are actually also fine for my hunger, but even after 4-6 weeks of use, they make me need to sleep about 15 hours a day. While taking stimulants, I only want to sleep like that on the day of the first missed dose. After the third day, I’ve got a basically normal sleep schedule (at least normal for someone with ADHD missing medication), so it’s not withdrawal from stimulants that causes it.

That’s kind of what I do- vyvanse works best for me, and when my doctor gets too worried about my weight, she’ll switch me to strattera for a month or two- but I do worry about essentially having a yearly hibernation cycle with body fat.

I would love an ADHD medication that had no effect on my hunger. I eat normally when unmedicated (but everything else falls apart), but every medication either makes me voracious or slightly nauseated at the idea of food.

Widdershins/withershins, no?

… Leaving her two children alone in a country she’s not from. Obviously, it’s something people do all the time

Just such relief, for a moment.

One might even say: more dollars than sense.

… Although I would not actually be surprised if a significant portion of the American population most supportive of Israel are really motivated by a desire to have a place for Jews to live so that they don’t live in the USA

I’d probably just want to keep believing that vs HSM, lol.

An 11 year old Corbin… High School Musical fan parents spotted.

I would also accept squad

He’s going to be 66 in august, but that doesn’t diminish your point at all. It’s still wild to see how much older he looked after the presidency than before.

It was great. I’m a younger millennial who grew up with someone in my household who remembered WWI starting (she had my mom late, and then my mom had me late), which exposed me to a lot of history that most people my age didn’t get.

She was a teenager when the depression began, and because she was the oldest of 14 kids, her parents sent her to a convent to take over caring for her; she was one of the few women of her generation to get a master’s degree; she was living at the base on Pearl Harbor when it was attacked; and she rented out a room in her house to several of the first black students at the university where she taught, because no one else would rent to them. That’s a wild life story.

Unfortunately, I didn’t think about it when I had the chance, but I really regret not recording a set of interviews with her.