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My scarification experience(etinterra.home.blog)
1 points by creep 8y ago|0 comments
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What it's like to live on the psych ward(etinterra.home.blog)
2 points by creep 8y ago|0 comments
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Sexual trauma, aliens(etinterrahome.wordpress.com)
1 points by creep 8y ago|0 comments
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by creep 8y ago
>maybe you should actually listen to all of the women who have had to deal with manspreading. I am a woman. If a man is taking up too much space and I want to sit next to him, I ask him to move over. Never had a single issue.
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by creep 8y ago
When my teen years grew tough for my single mom to handle she often accused me of being possessed. She was very emotionally unstable, so when things got rough for either of us, things went to utter shit. Her last resort was to carry around
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by creep 8y ago
I don't know about you, but if I was with my partner " in a laboratory setting " I would certainly be on my best behavior.
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by creep 8y ago
>an example of male privilege. Everyone has privileges in life and everyone has disadvantages. Making this an issue about gender hurts everyone. When you hold the group responsible for the actions of individuals in that group, you risk &
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I'm not a human being, but I want to be: An exercise in authenticity(etinterra.home.blog)
2 points by creep 8y ago|0 comments
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by creep 8y ago
I have a thinkpad I rigged with slackware and a custom WM and whatnot, custom browser, etc. exclusively in dark colors with brighter text. But instead of white I opt for a lighter grey. If I need context highlighting I use variations of red
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by creep 8y ago
Yep. I wrote in a comment above that the bible evolves over time, depending on interpretation and context. That would seem necessary to me for teachings that are intended to survive into humanity's future.
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by creep 8y ago
Symbols reveal what is hidden to those in the know. The bible is full of symbolism, real events in context, doctrine, wisdom, etc. It's not a matter of one language vs another, it's a matter of universal symbolism that can be appl
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by creep 8y ago
I also make attempts to discourage people from sitting next to me. This behavior cannot be policed. If you want to sit next to a guy spreading his legs, simply ask him to move over. It's courteous not to attempt to discourage people fr
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by creep 8y ago
I have the same outlook. There are bad points in every generation, but groups of people don't get arbitrarily worse because they were born together at a certain point in time. Every generation faces a new challenge, and every generatio
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by creep 8y ago
I don't think that's a good, general comparison. Depends on what you're doing online. I spend my time online reading about my interests or talking to other people. In the outside world, the conversations I have are short and
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by creep 8y ago
I also grew up during the transition. We didn't have Internet in the house until I was 14, and even then my computer time was limited. My story is similar to yours. I had a few neighborhood friendships that only worked out because I wa
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by creep 8y ago
I'm not a man, but mentioned in another comment that manspreading is more about comfort due to having testicles and I can sympathize with that. If the dude is significantly impairing my ability to sit straight on the seat, I will usual
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by creep 8y ago
I don't really know what it's like to have testicles, but I imagine it's more comfortable to keep one's legs apart than not, so it's not a problem for me unless his knees are digging into my thighs or he is blocking
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by creep 8y ago
I think that was a direct verbal quote. Elon is kind of an awkward guy with public speaking, but he's honest (from what I can tell of his body language and etc.). Saying "kind of high-quality mobile homes" is probably just a
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by creep 8y ago
My dad isn't in my life except for one meeting each at the ages of 9 and 16, but it is surprising how similar we are. He's almost pathologically obsessed with aliens (as am I) and he has a passionate HAM radio hobby. HAM radio is
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by creep 8y ago
I've been thinking of going to church lately. I wouldn't call myself a believer necessarily, but I do believe in such things as many people now have dismissed due to utter faith in science. So, I'm not "Christian",
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by creep 8y ago
>I recently read a book in which the author, describing rural life in the early 19th century, casually mentioned clothing as being ‘all made in the home’. I laughed. Anyone who has ever tried to sew anything (let alone make an entire fam
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by creep 8y ago
I used to mix dandelion shoots in with my green smoothie in the morning, when they were available. It gave the smoothie kind of a creamy effect, with a microfoam on top. It was delicious.
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by creep 8y ago
It's many things at once. For some people, it's just an aesthetic. It's the whole "hacker, rebel, techy, lone-wolf" aesthetic. It's also a genre of science fiction. It basically combines futuristic tech with dy
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by creep 8y ago
The only reason apple got rid of the headphone jack was so they could sell you the adapters for $30+. I want a headphone jack, AND I want bluetooth capability. I'll buy your wireless headphones if I want to use wireless, otherwise I&#x
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by creep 8y ago
They consent on the astral plane!
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by creep 8y ago
What a terrible story, though I'm surprised they ordered more than one test for the bacterial infection. I had a kidney infection last year around this time. I caught it early, as I had been through it before and had once left it so la
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by creep 8y ago
This is obviously going to be an unpopular sentiment, but I am somewhat excited to observe the results, and I'm glad this is happening during my time on Earth. Yes, it is a horrible thought, but in many ways inevitable: if the tech exi
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by creep 8y ago
I don't. This person is a journalist. If you want to stop a journalist from writing a story, you kill them or you intimidate them. China's already under intense public scrutiny. Killing a journalist, especially one who has already
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by creep 8y ago
Going to the gym is daunting for a person with social anxiety and/or autism. It's often loud, crowded, and besides that it's filled with complicated machines you have to learn about before using. When I walk into a gym my bra
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by creep 8y ago
I have your exact problem. I've been diagnosed as autism type I as well (equivalent to asperger's). There are lots of good tips here, and often people suggest reading books and whatnot. Personally, it looks a bit overwhelming. I&#

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