The idea that everyone who likes true crime is glorifying/romanticizing serial killers
people who glorify serial killers are bad. people who take an interest in true crime and learning about serial killers are just fine. and actually, i like to think the people who are interested by those subjects are just a tidge more likely to survive certain events
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Me coming up with my current username: "I'm just going to use an unofficial nickname of my favorite character."
I hate putting band aids on my fingers. One way or another, I end up with my circulation getting cut off and the tip of my finger feeling cold and it's uncomfortable and it just sucks.
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I brought this upon myself BUT
I went to get a bagel at like 10:30 tonight, and I was in a warm drink kind of mood, so I got coffee. But they were out of decaf, so here I am, very awake at 2:40 am.
I have work at 8 tomorrow :)
I really hate when something happens to people I care about and I can't do anything about it
When lip-syncing or movements don't match up to the beat/words. I despise it. Like, it's really not that hard to do it correctly.
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I hate the fact that I love sharing my writing and art with people and they just genuinely don't care ;-;
People that refuse to unlearn their
unjustifiedhatred and just go "well you're wrong" when you present them with science and actual evidence
Bruh my mom yesterday tried to say intersex people weren't real because "where in the Bible does it say-" and "God made them male and female" and "there are only two genders in real life"
Like
Even if sex and gender were the same thing, there wouldn't be just two genders.
I guess she's just never heard of intersex before? Cuz if they exist her "biblical" gender theory comes toppling down since it would appear God did not just make male and female.
How is intersex existence even a debate lmao, it's a real medical thing
tHaT's wHaT i sAiD i can only hope she went to look it up in her free time
My school didn't talk about it at all. Not even during sex ed. They also weren't allowed to talk about certain reproductive conditions like PCOS, and my teacher wasn't allowed to answer a question about female arousal (he actually lied about it and when I gave him a look he backtracked and said we couldn't discuss it).
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It wasn't written in my school's curriculum, but I asked to talk about it a little because I felt like more people needed to know about it. But that was quite a leap for me because I panic during public speaking. I shook like I was standing on a jackhammer.
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Yeah, I didnt even realize being intersex was a thing until I was at least 16 years old tbh. We didn't talk about it in bio. Or sex ed.
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They don't even do sex ed in Idaho
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The closest I came to sex ed was one lesson on contraceptives in 10th grade health
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Which is honestly sort of surprising bc I live in a pretty liberal area
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In hindsight I'm even surprised that my sex ed was as comprehensive as it was, considering I live in Georgia. Like you'd think they'd go abstinence only, but all things considered, mine wasn't half bad for deep south.
we just kinda figured it out and then in eighth grade we talked about periods and erections (mostly so each gender could 'understand' the other more)
I don't think my school has an actual sex ed class
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