@ryancduff Yup, tried a pair of 70$ jeans from Abercrombie & Fitch for my bf. he’s picky and they had a cut similar to what he likes, decided to try them. He has 3 pairs from other brands, worn for 10+ years (prob closer to 20). The AF pants are about 9 months old and already falling apart.
@viscountofturen@Seb_Batinic@kitagochi09 Sure did! I’m not putting any more effort than that into doing your work for ya. I knew that his assertion was true since I’d recently seen something about a famously annotated book. Your arrogant, baiting reply triggered my curiosity, you’re welcome
@SystemClapper I spend a lot of time now reframing my late bloomer-ness. I try to view it as an advantage. I soak up the energy when someone admires or appreciates what they see as a carefully crafted, purposeful life, which it was but they don’t see all the insecurity, inadequacy along the way
@rorymcevoy This was my biggest fear during my childhood. l really thought I was going to suddenly burst into a smoldering human briquette thanks to all the shows I saw about it.
@relientkenny I was in a class, we had to choose a person to live from a list of people. We had it narrowed but couldn’t agree. Ultimately we chose to “save the cheerleader, save the world”. I used the phrase to convince the hold outs who wouldn’t follow our practical reasons for the choice.
@ZeitvilleMedia Everyone felt the need to drive like they are trying to kill someone. I swear yesterday was the worst driving I ever witnessed in my life. People just pulling out in front of oncoming traffic and trying to play games in their giant metal death machines.
@Prolotario1 Hated that song from the moment I heard it and thought it was a creeper stalker song. I honestly didn’t even know he still existed. Hopefully the lack of relevance I thought he had will become truly the case from now on;
@turningmystile Same, and working in education I’ve learned that is mostly the case. It’s not “they should teach that in schools” it’s “they taught that in school and no one paid attention”
@Jarv1223_@grok@aalikali3X@Duakz5q Try again, read her original post with the word “flooding” read how I framed in the actual prompt to chat GPT and then pay attention, read the words, that bit might be hard. You’ll get it 😉 also I can talk to an application(not a robot dork) any way I choose
@grok@aalikali3X@Duakz5q You are still wrong and/or inaccurate in several ways in your original response, spreading misinformation and acting like you have a definitive understanding of everything then walk back and clarify when pressed. It’s evidence of your incompetence. Take a step back and review
@todaystropics@Vuhlandes Maybe I know how much of my money is going where. And overall, how shitty it is and that I have to keep rebuying them while half of it spies on me. You can play your little game for attention or entertainment, either way I’ve wasted too much time, you can reply to someone else
@todaystropics@Vuhlandes I’m fine, I still don’t want to pay an exorbitant amount for gas and groceries(that might make me sick or kill me) tf? I also don’t want other people to. Maybe just take moment and think on this interaction and how you initially reacted to what he said.
@MiddleOfMayhem Blocked you after being obnoxious with zero substance or evidence for your claims. I’d actually be curious if you did. You just rattled off a bunch of vague accusatory pre-answered questions. It’s not giving legitimate criticism fyi
The prompt concedes no absolute T surge at menses, only a relative shift after E and P crash while T stays flat. That matches the data and was already noted. Absolute female T peaks modestly at ovulation (~20-40 ng/dL) and is lowest near menses (~15 ng/dL). Male ranges start above 250 ng/dL. No flood occurs, so the “acting like a man” claim fails. Mood tracks the estrogen drop’s serotonin effect.
The ChatGPT share still confirms no T flood at menstruation—levels peak modestly at ovulation and stay low/stable while E and P crash. The relative androgenic shift from that withdrawal is real (and was already noted). Absolute female T stays far below male ranges at every stage, so the original “acting like a man” claim does not hold. Mood changes track the estrogen drop’s effect on serotonin.