@NearestLobster@ClaraSlimeGirl@Arusoi29615 Keep it with the needles and say "I have medical sharps" and they will see sealed sterile needles and syringes and assume you're on top of things
@enthusedbybirds Few years back I had a young one do that right into my sweater and then happily move to my wrist when offered. My bus was at the stop so I had to keep walking and it stayed. Probably would have gotten on the bus with me if I didn't give it a little boost away.
@uncanny_eli Feels like part of the broader thing where I assume everyone is on the same page about "informed consent" being a simplification that leaves out both parties understanding they will never have perfect information
and then I'm reminded that we are not all on the same page.
@RtrnSanity The most historically notable thing a member of the Italian American half of my family has done was lie under oath during a political scandal to help oust a reform minded judge
@heatherhock_@beepstreetgirl All love to Western Mass poly people, but I did think about putting a bunch of illustrations of people slaying dragons on my story when me and my boyfriend stopped doing polyamory.
@Meguna143@DdtShadowman Honestly I think it's the texture that does the most work. The different wrinkles and pores on the Shaak Ti prosthetic give it the look of something that grew and wasn't just placed on. The mask also helps a lot but you couldn't really do that for the show. (Made in 2 weeks btw)
@uncanny_eli@Puckmeat One time I was embarrassingly willing to assume that a nonbinary person just coincidentally had a big clit and acne because they were so they/them with it and then they made a three year hrtniversary post exactly two weeks before mine
Shoutout to the cΡs girl I sit next to in class who, upon me asking her if she listens to Ethel Cain, said βNo but I saw her instagram post and I really liked it!β
@treeaston I would argue that Kagan (and Sotomayor) are primarily trying to establish precedent to similarly strike down a ban on affirming therapy to try and extract something positive out of the majority's (frankly ridiculous) ruling on speech in the context of talk therapy.