sewing is mine also. I don’t think I’ve talked to a single person in the 15 years I’ve been sewing that hasn’t reacted with shock to some degree or another upon finding out.

i like repairing clothes and making backpacks.

cannibal: the musical

a bunch of forums that talk to each other.

a decentralized collection of independently operated social media platforms that can choose to share information with each other.

I kind of want to hear your story that made you ask this question

putting on deodorant

feels gross smells gross

in case you don’t know, there is the option under user settings to hide bots.

my 2 cents:

none of what you’ve written here indicates you weren’t born gay.

“…wish i was in the woman’s shoes in porn (autogynephilia), that was my first homo sexual desire.”

that doesn’t sound like you were “simply born straight”

your post strongly suggests to me you have a lot to learn and accept about sexuality.

“always had a totally masculine identity, male engagements”

saying something like this indicates to me that you don’t understand the complexities of masculinity, femininity or sexuality.

did you read a lot of books as a child? is that masculine or feminine? did you climb trees?

assigning labels and expectations to your behaviors may be why you don’t view your own sexuality as “a case of normal, stable homosexuality”.

which is what it sounds like you are discovering: a case of innate normal, stable homosexuality.

I used to find them at secondhand shops, and I also reused the ones I got from the store.

if you have a pressure cooker you can sterilize them, and the lids aren’t going to fail right away.

that said, i eventually did just buy a case of new jars because I wanted the right jars for the job and uniform materials.

seriously, I’m thinking of blocking the users who keep spamming these AI bullshits.

I was in the same boat and read a lot of different books and watched videos on how to draw, and the number one thing that helped me was the frequency with which I drew.

techniques made a difference certainly, but the amount that I drew was the primary factor in how satisfied I became with my art.

if I can share purely anecdotal evidence, something that seems to help me was not drawing the next line until I could see the next line in my head, and project that mental next line onto the paper that I was drawing.

I didn’t read that or watch that anywhere, I just thought that if I could picture what I wanted to draw in my head, I could probably draw it, and until that point I wasnt clearly picturing what I wanted to draw in my head.

your comment is incorrect because:

1. those who do not survive cannot speak up at all

2. it’s far more difficult to live for a cause than to die for it.

if this is about your survival, then survive.

surviving doesn’t mean you care any less; you’re taking care of yourself and hopefully in the future you’ll be in a better position to speak up for those rights like you obviously want to in the future.

whoa, really?

nice! congrats!

yes, herbalists and healers would have access to and knowledge of fast-acting poisons.

there are plenty of plants like nightshade that can rapidly kill a human, and those familiar with plant life would be well aware of that.

hemlock isn’t as fast acting, maybe a few hours before death if you ate it, but that’s how Socrates was executed 2400 years ago, and according to sources it took about half an hour for him to die, so knowledge of fast-acting poisons is very old.

on Hitler’s birthday. fancy that.

probably all the people constantly affirming his value and self worth

thanks, happy eid back at you.

dagger Moon sounds sincere, I second the motion.

I don’t care about your hallucinations or your combat mode.

All you have to do is thoughtfully respond with accurate comments, and then you won’t get turned around by your “combat mode”.

If you agree with me, then don’t pretend I said things I didn’t to argue against them.

just say you agree or be quiet.

yikes, never heard of that. thanks, I’ll go look it up.