just hanging out here.
ein sportverein, in dem ich lange war hatte jetzt ein vorstandsmitglied, das zurückgetreten ist unter der bedingung, das man eine nachfolge wähle, die noch nicht in rente ist. und so taten die mitglueder.
sollte da etwa weisheit drin liegen?
unterschiedliche dörfchen. bei uns wird fleißig angebaut. (und trotzdem viel zu viel getrunken)
i’ like to add chechnya, georgia, syria, transnistria, and karabakh. for vladi. wagner also engages in africa
that unapologetic use of color, i think. pink doorframes? i could have those too.
omg! i honestly liked something here.
Shopping can be EXHAUSTING if you’re out of your element and sometimes stores will have zero options. Keep this in mind and try either another store or another day.
plus: get a good idea of what size you need. maybe ask a person in the shop. esp. when thrifting, there is often just one size and naturally you try it anyqay. trying on too small sizes is the biggest source of dysphoria for me while shopping. i’m glad i somewhat know what my size is now.
do. not. wear. too. small. sizes.
it will make you uncomfortable in one way or the other.
i assume you’d like to have a ‘toned down’ start? you are nervous about skirts, because thats to explicitly femme? i at least felt that way for years.
in that case i’d suggest you find yourself a cute cardigan, you can wear ir over your regular clothes and it’s not to much of a ‘committement’. at worst it will be seen as playfull or rather just someone wanting to be comfy.
you could then go buy a womens shirt and some pants you like. wirh these items it is the details (cut, fabric etc.) that differentiate tgem from the mens section. so that’s still not too big of a step, but i think you’ll see qnd feel it. :)
as a non-native i use tho to rebel against english orthography a bit, and because its faster – just like i side with the belgians and say septant instead of soixante-dix; or as i side with the saxons finding drei-viertel-zehn more convincing.
non standard lingo ftw! :)
it. is. not. about. the. cops.
i feel like i clarified that enough for someone who never said something remotely in defense of ice.
antifascism that does not care about people they claim to protect (those with bodies that are deemed sub optimal, the “degenerates”, the “perverts”, the racialized …) is pointless at best.
there are more insults, not only those that shit on whole groups of people.
well, and you don’t like overweight people in general?
by all means, hate ice fucks, but if you’d call them fags for whatever reason, i’d throw stuff at you. because using fag as an insult is an attack on me. that is the structure i was talking about. insults that are based on groups are shit if you “don’t really” mean to shit on the whole group.
choose your insults wisely. :*
hate ice fore being ice. that’s the only lifestyle choice we need to criticise. (i’ll leave this discussion here.)
i never affirmed anything nor was i talking body positivity. this is just about calling people out for their body. that is shitty behaviour for sure. none of us knows the life of other people, nor do we know their medical conditions and socio-economic situations. stop blaming them for stuff you don’t know about. even if you were right about all of that for any given case and wished for them to be healthier: blame does not motivate people.
calling names isn’t a way to motivate someone to live a healthier live. plus, is it really our responsibility?
ich komme ja eher aus der baudelair-ecke, aber ich widerspreche seinem fazit.