Yeah that’s fucked. Like negging mixed with bullying to sexually harass a friend…

Yeah. My father’s an angry narcissist, but he was good at telling me that part of what really fucked him up was his mom being a violent alcoholic until right around when I was born. That and how he’d been bullied for being small for a long time as a kid and teenager because he was a late bloomer (he’s a very large man). That insight into him gave him a lot more willingness from me to keep him in my life than he’d ever know, and it helped me as a teenager to pick friends who could talk about their feelings. To this day I still see that angry sob as a small kid who never got taught to control his emotions healthily or how to feel love outside of a self or status focused lens.

Why, because street users would fuck up titration and kill themselves‽ That shit is the least I’ve ever minded hives.

Of course it’s those three states lol. But also what the fuck‽ I would’ve assumed it would be like one of Texas’s pro stadiums or an Olympic stadium. Three of the five biggest stadiums in the world being Midwestern college football annoys the hell out of me, and not just because I care about academics, oppose cte, and grew increasingly frustrated that Ohio was happy to do shit like that or buy Cincinnati a new stadium but a light rail was a nonstarter.

Yeah that laugh comes off as one of “she may enjoy his money and even his company, but his hot girlfriend is my hot wife and she’ll keep coming back to me”

My ex was married with kids, and their main reaction to me coming around was the one being super excited that their mom was queer too

When I was 16 my mom got drunk and told me that she was waiting until I graduated high school to leave my father. It’s worth noting that I’m the oldest child, I’d been playing therapist for both parents since I was young, and somehow mom wasn’t the parent that ruined that vacation.

One of the saddest aspects of my life is that she never got to actually leave (cancer diagnosis right before leaving)

Also gerrymandering trades between likelihood of victory and number of seats. You can tilt it some pretty safely, but in a situation where a major upset is expected you can find yourself firmly on the back foot, especially if you overextended by doing something like making every district except one or two slightly in your favor. Not saying that’s what’s going to happen but it’s important to keep in mind to avoid doomering

Yeah but the civilian rebels don’t have robots like this.

And as someone very farsighted, zenni makes them cheaper, not cheap. They’re still over a hundred bucks to get ones without optical distortion from too thick lenses

You of today can’t help being illiterate today, but you can make it so you don’t stay illiterate. Unless you’re like blind or something, in which case get rekt by us deaf folks

Unrelated but that aspect of Autocad is a big part of why freecad sucks to me

Yes, Dvorak, I forgot qwerty. I was taught qwerty touch typing in grade school, and switched to Dvorak in college when my wrists hurt all the time.

You’re thinking of Strattera (which is worse for adhd than stimulants). Basically every other adhd medication is a stimulant and while they can be formulated in ways that are better for medication than fun it’s usually by making them release slowly and consistently resulting in a milder effect for a longer time. That said, doing that was what perdue pharma said made oxycontin not addictive.

Wait, osu has the 4th largest sports stadium in the world‽ Fucking hell, stuff like that is why I avoided the university district like the plague.

And yeah, I can confirm you couldn’t spend much time in cbus without learning that Wexner is a pedo.

If Q was moot that would be hilarious

Do they? Before the Epstein stuff he was well known locally to be a pedophile and sex criminal.

Yeah and it’s a small part of civics because it’s a lot of organizational stuff, some of which is relevant to everyone, but a lot is only significant to some people unless things completely jump the rails. Followed by a bunch of amendments which vary in importance from freedom of expression, prohibition on unlawful search and seizure, banning of cruel and unusual punishment (yeah I’m firmly of the opinion that one hasn’t been followed in my lifetime), the abolition of chattel slavery, and the extension of citizenship and suffrage to prohibiting the government from forcing you to quarter troops (it really pissed us off when England did that) to the one that banned alcohol until we realized it was a bad idea and repealed it with another. You also have shit like the direct election of senators, making president and vice president run together, and the establishment of the income tax in there. Boring procedural amendments that solved 18th and 19th century problems so you don’t think about how important they were.

Also like, the us constitution is in many ways still a radical document. The bill of rights is still controversial to actually apply. It’s easy to say no cruel and unusual punishment, but a sincere application of that would prohibit everything from the death penalty to solidarity confinement. A sincere application of the 4th amendment would strike down the entire internal surveillance system and the purchasing or requesting of it from external bodies. It would also prohibit that bs where cops charge your stuff to rob you. The fact that juries are expected to take you pleading the fifth as neutral is huge, and the fact that you’re allowed to not talk to cops is awesome. Hell we’re supposed to provide far more in public defense than we do these days. And that’s all before we get to the explicit statement that there are inalienable rights that the government is not allowed to violate that aren’t included. That’s vital for things like the implied right to privacy which was an amazing right we used to have.

Idk sex workers seem to have decent disease and poison resistance and better hp than a lot of people

And more relevant to super heavy artificial elements. Americium is great for smoke detectors. Plutonium is very useful for nuclear fission. Plutonium 238 has use in satellites because it constantly gives off a consistent amount of radiation and heat for decades so it serves as a power source

Yeah that’s not good. The good therapists I’ve had definitely had some crazy that was visible below the surface and I could tell when I hit on something that they worry about, but they kept it under control and never made my session about themselves.

It’s therapists in social situations where you see the real crazy in them