Jamie

queer in every sense of the word | Jamie | 27 | | I’d put an emoji with a cane here but there isn’t one

[Jamie @distrae]

At the very least they should all look different from each other!!!

[Jamie @distrae]

I think humans should have fewer hand and finger bones actually

[Jamie @distrae]

@libraryoflilith @megannn_lynne So purple hat therapy is when a new (non harmful pseudoscientific) aspect is added to an established effective therapy (eg wearing a purple hat whilst doing cbt). The actual underlying (exposure) therapy of emdr is effective and not pseudoscience but the eye movement is

[Jim🔞🏴🚩🪶 @beardpandaa]

Terfs: it's hard being a woman and for you to want to be a woman is insulting to real women
-> stupid

Brainworm 4tranners looking at enbies or GNC trans people: it's hard being trans and for you to want to be trans is insulting to real transsexuals
-> stupid

[Jamie @distrae]

Everyone be normal about non-binary people challenge (impossible)

[Jamie @distrae]

@sapphmars @Shattubatu Also interesting: symptoms were associated with a lower level of oestrogen in the urine not progesterone changes which is what is commonly correlated with symptoms in cis women

[Jamie @distrae]

@sapphmars @Shattubatu Short answer: some do, hormones are wild and we don’t really know why. Here’s a v small 2026 study where 1 participant reported experiencing monthly symptoms in an interview, but tracking found it was more biweekly, BUT she did weekly oestrogen shots. https://t.co/ZFTTMgbJuy

[turbomander @turbomander]

why do we never hear about tasha's beautiful soul, hm? tasha's bubbly personality. tasha's dedication to her craft

[Owain @orhunt]

dude could wear the hell out of a hat

[Rose Dommu @rosedommu]

RIP Anthony Stewart Head, father figure to many gay weirdos 💔

[Jamie @distrae]

@tom_on_here I don’t even have a gun but I would find a way

[iz 🪽🍀 @doyoiz]

romanticising chemist warehouse like i’m
not close to having a claustrophobia-included panic attack every time i walk into one

[Jamie @distrae]

@THELIFEe7x9 @Kuuhaku3993 Historically, we have, in order, ancient antisemitism (ethnic-think the Roman attitude towards Jesus), Christian antisemitism (religious) (Muslim antisemitism fits in here too but that’s too complicated for a tweet) and racial antisemitism (racial-think Nazis)

[Jamie @distrae]

@THELIFEe7x9 @Kuuhaku3993 A meta-analysis from Tel Aviv University found that these are the most common characteristics of offenders. Generally Christian white supremacists or politically-motivated (rather than religiously-motivated) Muslims. Probably the main English-language book is the Turner diaries

[Jamie @distrae]

@charrlysa Very true and I also would not trust a chiropractor to safely use some physical therapy techniques, or fit different aids properly to make sure they help you rather than hurt you, or know how to use things like ultrasound machines

[Jamie @distrae]

@charrlysa My dad hurt his back as a kid and the butcher offered to crack it. My father now has limited sensation in a few of his toes. The only difference between the butcher and a chiropractor is that the butcher didn’t call himself one. But there’s nothing stopping him from doing so!

[Jamie @distrae]

@charrlysa Sometimes some chiropractors are helpful. But when that happens it’s BECAUSE THEY ARE DOING A PHYSIO THING NOT A CHIROPRACTOR THING

[Jamie @distrae]

@JitterbugJaz @deaflibertarian That’s a really interesting thought. Probably wouldn’t’ve been possible until globalisation bc regional variation would be significant. Now I’m thinking about a constructed international auxiliary language like a sign version of Esperanto and if anyone’s tried that

[Jamie @distrae]

@JitterbugJaz @deaflibertarian That would never work because there is no one sign language. There are around 300 actually. Eg ASL in the US, Auslan in Australia, BSL in the UK.