/b/ - Random

>>303707
Forgot to mention I don't agree with her politically but her story about struggling with conceiving and having a child being born with a deformity that might be cased by her husband doing hrt behind her back is horrifying

i wouldn’t necessarily call myself a terf or gender critical. i’m not actually against the idea of transgenderism, or that people feel comfortable in different identities. however, what’s up with ftm detransitions being more common than mtf detransition? like, is this just a perceived difference because the most outspoken detransitioners are ftm, or does it actually exist?

i wouldn’t necessarily call myself a terf or gender critical. i’m not actually against the idea of transgenderism, or that people feel comfortable in different identities. however, what’s up with ftm detransitions being more common than mtf detransition? like, is this just a perceived difference because the most outspoken detransitioners are ftm, or does it actually exist?

>>308548
my presumption is that testosterone has a level of severity in female bodies (uterus atrophy, balding, permanent vocal changes). most ftms dont want to be men but just twinks , lol

Tyranny didn't work out too well for the USSR, Nazi Germany, and Cambodia so why are Americans embracing it?

>>309301
>Only around 10% of men are worth it
no man is worth it tbh. love this post though.

>>309301
>Only around 10% of men are worth it
Saying that still plays into incel ideology, its honestly better to just go with >>309306 and say none are.

>>309314
I don't think it does since they and I are referring to VERY different things, and with different levels of changeability. People will have different views or limits on what they find acceptable and may disagree, and that's okay.

>>309306
Hmm. It depends on what you consider "it" to be, I guess? I consider it my time in general, or any relationship at all including platonic. I apply it to everyone, the pool for men is simply more narrow as it comes with many more risks. That's just me, though.

Submit to the alpha female and accept that my bf and the bfs of all of my friends are now her rightful property.

>>309272
>>309283
I think you've been reading to much porn nona. Like sure in some animals species that's the case but humans aren't one. We're not Elephant Seals, us as a species are predominantly build for monogamy. We are meant to find a partner and living in a small close net community with said partner. We're not living in an ntr manga were gigachads emit a forum of aura that make "beta" males submit as the "beta's" girlfriend, mother and sisters all swarm the chad thanks to his superior genes. Even the concept of "Alphas" and "Betas" aren't even real things in most animals, especially wolves outside of poor conditions in captive.
I'm sorry but your gooner fantasies are just that, fantasies.

Tyranny didn't work out too well for the USSR, Nazi Germany, and Cambodia so why are Americans embracing it?

>>307995
cause it's working out for chyna

>>307119
I think they did btw if I recall right but it really was mostly just trolling and retards bought the bait for real

One wonders if Snowden regrets throwing away his life to warn ungrateful Americans about unconstitutional NSA wire-tapping.

>>307995
I don't know man, could've just been a fluke.
Let's give it another try.

Good 4 you.
I'm totally not jealous.

too good to be true, there's a catch and you gonna find out once it's too late

it aged really badly hahaha

>>307720
Shut up Jewsperg

>>301626
Messi

Pope Francis

Argentina is my favourite for the sheer diversity in natural landscapes. It also helps it's considerably safer in almost every regard than alternatives.

If you love freedom, you might wonder if you should spend your life savings to fight for freedom.

You might wonder if your effort would do any good.

You might ask yourself if Americans deserve to be saved.

You might wonder if surrender is the only answer to tyranny.

Nothing

>>307064
They are the worst handmaidens on the planet. They never call their men out

>>308938
I can't say I've ever fucked up at work, but I've seen other people and companies fuck up pretty bad. The worst thing that I see fairly often is when a company fires one of their few competent people for being an autist. I always make sure to poach them.

My friend works at a satellite manufacturer, was asked to help stack up those giant noise cancelling cones, stacked the wrong ones, damaging them and costing the company thousands of dollars of damage. The company just said damn don't do that anymore.

>>309065
Same nona, the cones in pic related

I got fired for calling a customer a cunt and flipping her off.

>>309030
Do u work at Shein

>>305675
So the worst the poor have it the better it feels to be rich?

pro:
wrongthink not banned
con:
Healthcare is not free and universal
jobs dont pay living wage
work life balance is fucked

>>309269
>wrongthink not banned
what a joke

this is how I imagine this would most likely work

influencers getting exotic pets for views -> demand for exotic pets increasing -> new breeds slowly being made eventually?

it's less likely with huge animals like bears, imagine how many gens that would take (maybe certain zoos would be interested in that and have the means)
they would have to get subsidized like in the fox study I think

the squirrels sound fun

Ignoring the obvious fact that conservation is more important than having cute pets, I think it'd be really cool if we domesticated mouse deers. Imagine having a tiny little pet dear in your house.

Also on bear thing, I think you should just domesticate racoons. They're already like little teddybears but with big fluffy tails.

>>309235
You can have both conservation and pets though. It's not like I need the entire racoon population for this.
In fact, pet ownership is statistically highly tied to support for conservation efforts.
>>309178
It would all be SO easy to advertise. A simple video of a squirrel driving around in an rc car would probably be enough, let alone all the other things they could do. I wonder if you could give it a tiny controller and it could learn to play something simple like pong? They've demonstrated pretty advanced puzzle solving abilities (and have been shown to be able to contextualize the information they're working with), so there's many many toy options. Or indoor obstacle courses on your walls of course.

>>309235
Also yes, that's such a cute little critter. Thousands of good potential options when you look at how many fun animals there are.

I haven’t, I really wish I could experience it. I have two roommates and as lovely as they are, I’m majorly autistic and get overstimulated so easily. I feel like I would fall into bad habits if I was alone, though.

>>309168
If you live alone, enjoy it the best you can. I was kicked out soon after I turned 18 and I lived alone for the first few years before I met my husband. The freedom was nice but I was kinda poor and lived in a shitty place at the time and that made it so not worth it. Maybe it would've felt better in a different situation. Thankfully I'm in a much nicer place now. Since we've been living together we've rarely spent a day or more apart but our schedules are kind of different so I get just a few hours each day alone. While I prefer having someone around to help with stuff and of course having more money, maybe this is selfish but tbh I wish I could have more alone time than I get. I love him but he is like a constantly active person always making noise and doing annoying distracting things while I usually am just trying my best to chill out and focus on something. Dude can't even be still or quiet when he is asleep. Also I enjoy the feeling of pure freedom being able to watch, listen to, or do whatever weird stuff I want without judgement. This is a tiny apartment and there is like no privacy. I wouldn't give up my relationship for anything but I wouldn't mind a day out of every week being by myself if it were an option.

My roommates all cancelled their rental agreements early and I lived alone for 4 months. It was terrifying and lonely. I ended up renting from a guy who had just bought the house and wanted a roommate to help pay the bills. It's nice and he lets me decorate things how I want. We take turns watering the yard, where I can plant whatever I want, and he grows hydroponic vegetables, which is nice. It's kind of like having a live-in celibate boyfriend, because we cook and eat together, watch tv/movies together, carpool together and now share the same friends, so we go out with them together.

I usually preferred to live alone but I like living with my husband because he's understanding to my need for quiet and calm. Other than that, every other living situation I've had was hell.

>>309207
SO so jealous, this is me >>309199
I guess in hindsight I made my husband sound kinda lame because I was feeling annoyed at his usual noisy nonsense but really he's a great person actually the only person I've ever met I feel like I can truly trust. We also have lots of fun at home together when we decide on something like a game or TV show we both enjoy, but I'd still appreciate occasionally being able to have some more me time.

>>309206
Marry this guy