/b/ - Random

>>72660
OT but that's not jealousy. I hate that saying anything remotely negative of someone else is automatically labelled as jealousy. CC is an entitled mess and it's fine to just say that. Being proud that you are doing better than someone who was handed life on a silver platter is a good thing. Who would be jealous of her dirty tableaux.

>>72655
>What does your "support" even signify

When they say support, they usually mean it the same way PBS means it - which is to say they want you to donate money to them so they don't have to do the job they allegedly like so much.

>>72677
This. The wishlists are always linked in their Twitter bios.

support them by giving them food, shelter and a way out
give johns hell

>>72593
In a similar fashion to >>72817, you must support sex workers by themselves outside of money (cf. how most people support homeless, i.e., by other ways other than money), and oppose sex work itself by any means necessary.
Any other position different from this one is clearly a moid and/or a tranny, for which other positions would imply unironic implicit misogyny, either by the hands of moids, or dumb, politically illiterate biological women.

>>54333
i was lazy and sad when i made this thread. still am. direct link pls

>>54334
No.

still wanting a direct link to rocky horror

>tfw it's been six months
>tfw i still haven't watche the rocky horror picture show
c'mon c.c…torrent link pls

can febfems call themselves lesbians?

>>72834
I mean you can call yourself whatever you want, no one will know the difference unless you tell them

>>72834
aren't febfems bisexual? if you still feel attraction to men i think it would be disingenuous or almost disrespectful to lesbians, being a lesbian is literally about having zero attraction to men and strictly liking only women. but i feel like if you gotten to the point of wanting to call yourself a lesbian, you might be one?
>a lesbian

>>72834
you can do anything but it wont mean you are one lmao
>>72836
yeah. febfem is literally short for female-exclusive bisexual female. i dont get why some of us want to larp as lesbians so hard, though

>>72836
>>72837
>>72837
idk, I'm bisexual (not febfem… yet at least), and when I was in an ltr with a moid it felt really awkward to call myself bisexual even though it's true, because it had almost no relevance to my external life. It was like I didn't "deserve" the label. But for a bi girl sticking to women this is suddenly turned on it's head and you'd better call yourself bisexual to let everyone know you're not a real pure lesbian inside, no matter little it matters to your dating life.

There's this weird thing in queer culture where it's like people treat male-attraction like it "marks" you and overshadows female-attraction. For moids it's the "bi men are gay in denial thing" and for bi girls it's the "bi girls are straight" thing. There is definitely a big difference between being straight-passing and not being that, it's not like I think there is a meaningful distinction, I guess I just don't think sexuality labels have a lot of meaning beyond advertising who you're willing to fuck/date.

To be clear I don't think febfems are actual lesbians, I'm just interested in what's "right" to use or not in regard to labels

I think this board is mostly too young for the menopause OP. You might get better answers asking on Mumsnet.

It’s a lil weird

I think it's ok. You should be able to feel comfortable with yourself.

I mean, people take selfies everywhere now. I think it's a little weird to share it online, but some people share everything online. It would depend on whether the person sharing is one of those people who shares everything online or not.

It's super edgy and epic and will surely net you large amounts of dopamine hits on facebook.

Moved to >>>/feels/49055.

>>72239
10/10 would give the required ego boast to awaken from my slumber.
blessing sis.

>>69855
<3

>>71757
ty, anon <3

>>71722
10/10 passage and execution

>>55065
Sounds like that /pol/ girl

>>71030
The shorter work week was a result of organized labour forcing it in, and not because politicians mercifully decided to shorten it after seeing some numbers go up.
It can be seen even today. Which country is the only one with a 35-hour work week? France. Which country still has strong and militant labour unions? Also France.
So we'll keep working 40 hours until strong unions become a thing again.

>>71225
Why is wealth gap any important?
Case 1. You have 1000$, your neighbor has 2000$.
Case 2. You have 2000$, your neighbor has 20.000$.
Which one is better?

>>71832
> 1 in 3 people worldwide don't even have access to clean water
What was this metric equal to 50 years ago? 100 years ago?

>>72584
if you think about it, most americans have a 45 hour work week as standard. it used to be called the 9-5 and it included an hour lunch. now if i want to take an hour lunch i have to work 8-5. that's an extra hour every day.

i feel like i'm going crazy because i have never seen this brought up anywhere else, people don't even seem to notice. we're all working an extra 5 hours a week for nothing. and no one noticed. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

americans also don't have guaranteed PTO. i have never in my 3 years of working received a single day of paid leave. hell, you can't even get unpaid leave most of the time–they'll just fire you if you ask. for white collar office work. our work culture is really fucked up.

but in korea they call it "hell joseon" and their suicide rate is high because of all the unpaid overtime. japan has a word for death by overwork and is famous for strung out salarymen falling asleep on the train or under their desk. and there is no reason it has to be this way–most office workers fuck around half the day. it's nothing but cultural norms that is the reason we suffer.

>>72680
This. I work from home and can easily churn out a 5 day report in 3 days because I don’t waste time.

I hated when I worked in a regular office because people always wanted to come over and talk to me about the most boring inane things when I was clearly not interested. Then I had to work later to make up for it.

>>72524
Hair is natural and embracing it is nice and harmless, even if it's just for a while in your case

>>72524
Stop cooning for a male.
If he cannot accept your hair he's an infantile little cockweasel.

Hair is natural. The modern obsession with being hairless is a result of diseased males teaching girls to be ashamed from an early age so they will be easier to control.

>>72524
men dislike body hair because of their inherent pedo tendencies

embrace your body hair and ignore the XY turd

Hair is gross. I shave my moid whenever I can. I wish everybody was hairless from the head down.

>>72613
>It might take years before they find out. There's people who cheat and have double families for decades.
Always thought that was part of the redemption tbh, you wasted decades of your life believing the lies of others, while I told you from the start the true nature of this person.

My perspective on karma is a bias in my thoughts I have to admit though, I don't think revenge/redemption/vengeance etc has to come in the form of undoing what was done to you, sometimes you can't undo it. I'd guess OPs situation is one like that, the form of karma their family is going to face is more like their family being shattered by some scandal, while all the warning signs were there and they would've picked up on them if only they'd had listened.

>>72617
But will that matter once they're presented with undeniable proof?

>>72620
I'm totally incredible in their eyes and it's quite possible they would conclude that the evidence is fabricated. It's way easier to decieve people than to make them realize they got decieved

Cider is good so I can't blame you, wine however is shit

>>72631
>Cider is good
Anon, please, I'm trying not to think about drinking