@choc0tube I mean, the answer is very easy - those parents simply don't see their young children as people so they wouldn't even think that they could be wrong
@SumStrang3Angel@toby_is_typing OP has dysphoria and either assumes that everyone who tries "enough" to show as their gender will be immediately recognized as such OR that people who don't pass "well enough" deserve to be misgendered bc they should just "try more/better to pass"
@MattRareOffical@KevinNguyen41@Hoodie_Milly@slvppy The wrapper looks like it's from McDonald's. In McDonald's hamburger has 1 pickle, 1 meat patty, 2 buns, mustard and ketchup. That's it. If they all went to McDonald's and kid was asking for hamburger this is what he would get
@JohnnyBazel@jwl_wzy@KING_LIMINAXE Being curious on its own is not entitled, that's true. The expectation that you HAVE to be told why is the entitled part. If you bring up "XYZ blocked me, what did I do?" to public forum is also entitled because it creates a pressure to be told why
@jwl_wzy@KING_LIMINAXE As much as someone might want to know "why", if the person who blocked them didn't gave them the reason before block, they are not entitled to know. That's just life
I lied we aren’t having sex I am collapsing into your arms holding onto you concerningly tight passing out and getting the first bit of peaceful sleep I have had in months
@Aisha2349311767@saturnxzqvc@cerisehaleth Depends on the author's settings. You can read on AO3 without an account (no invite needed) as a default option but authors can choose to change it so that you can interact/view their work only with account
@LaughByNight@heartvu_ As true as it is, the current backlog with getting invitation is about few months long. That's enough time to deter a good chunk of them and force another one to try to learn the rules
@moeprosciutto@inkfycreates Not even then, Paypal makes it clear in their TOS that you're not allowed to create account if you're a minor, so they are still setting themselves to fail if they later want to verify their account