curious-im

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by curious-im 3y ago
See, and nobody bans this words. The reason it's considered a slur is because it's used to disrespect and attack a person. So the word is okay, hate is not
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by curious-im 3y ago
Mind to share what new ideas that was censored before you find interesting?
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by curious-im 3y ago
No, not terrible, if you don't want to be called by any word - that's okay and will be respected in any polite conversation. But no need to call words you don't like a slur and ban them (especially if it's not a slur).
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by curious-im 3y ago
Report about girls experiencing sadness and violence and comment section here putting the blame on girls themself, facebook, results being affected by wokeness and so on. Kinda ironic There is much more external reasons for young american f
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by curious-im 3y ago
90ss Russia I grew up in wasn't pretty, it was indeed dangerous. But still less dangerous than current Russia. It was free, full of hopes, developing. By 00ss we got to much better life. Last 10 years, while regime got worse and worse,
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by curious-im 4y ago
I feel the same about them. And about algorithm questions for some positions also. I understand all this "we want to see how you solve the problem" argument, but... 99% of the time I will solve a very different problems. I learned
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by curious-im 4y ago
Most of the questions by themselves are not stupid, it looks like the author just used them for the wrong reasons. It's more of a HR questions and as a manager he can leave it to recruiters. Many years ago I worked in HR, here's t
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by curious-im 4y ago
Not sure if it's only my family, but I would say that late 90s Moscow was better place to live compared to late 80s. I remember we had hard time buying/finding food before, many basic goods were hard to get...
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by curious-im 4y ago
I guess my problem with your view of 'transness' is that you view it as illness or dysfunction. And it's not that. Turning transwoman to a man is equivalent of turning man to opposite gender in a bad case of gynecomastia. Tha
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by curious-im 4y ago
I guess because they feel that they feel like they born to be their preferred gender. The idea that there will be a treatment that will make me feel like a gender I'm not sounds pretty f-cking terrible to me. Try this experiment on you
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by curious-im 4y ago
> "learning how to live as a deaf person" This is what repression looks like. Before coming out, while you try to live as you assigned gender - that's living as a deaf person, pretty literally as derealization and deperson
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by curious-im 4y ago
All things you write - looks like you getting you data from conservative media. "assigned the wrong body at birth" - even in trans community considered huge simplification and wrong narrative. It's used only to explain the fe
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by curious-im 4y ago
Ive read stories from people with BIID and in many ways it's similar to gender dysphoria. The way they feel it, all the things around it, fantasies, dreams, etc. Gender affirming surgeries have success rate of 95%+. No surprise that BI
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by curious-im 4y ago
Kinda crazy to read this in current context, with the wave of anti-trans and anti-LGBT legislations. We made such a big step forward, and yet... Early 20th century Berlin sounds like a fun place. And what time to be. Around that time Otto
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by curious-im 4y ago
Wanted some news, opened Citizen Free Press from News Aggregators. Transgender rapists, drag queen story hour, antivax, soy boys, democrats supports killing babies. Comments also delivering "Relevanto was created to provide access to q