AnneKitsune Now • 100%
gender euphoria is the fun part. call me good girl from now on.
AnneKitsune Now • 100%
lots of therapy x)
AnneKitsune Now • 100%
The feeling is a little bit different, but I can't say currently. I never had motivation to continue after the first one yet
AnneKitsune Now • 100%
Basically, it depends a lot and varies from people to people. I heard several stories which I can tldr here, all for pre-op on hrt:
- libido might go up or down
- who you are attracted to might change or not
- it might become harder to maintain erections and have orgasm
- some types of stimulations might become more effective (vibrator, rapid small strokes) while others might become less (slow long strokes)
- you might or might not need to rely more on feelings to reach orgasm rather than physical feelings
for me, pre op: 1. no change. 2. more open minded but still mostly into woman. lost some kinks I had before. 3. yes 4. yes. 5. always has been, even before hrt.
hope this helps
AnneKitsune Now • 100%
Niiiice! How many hours in?
AnneKitsune Now • 100%
GT:NH best modpack I ever played :)
AnneKitsune Now • 100%
I still do it 8 months later. Rewiring a brain takes a lot of time. ^°^
AnneKitsune Now • 100%
try it out, see how you feel about it, go from there
AnneKitsune Now • 100%
If I wanted full control I would spin up my own private instance. But instead I'm registered on blahaj.zone because I expect admins to remove unwanted content (transphobia, csam, etc) and I appreciate their work
AnneKitsune Now • 100%
delete this shit
A bit of a weird question.. If I want to have fox ears and tail (like, all the time if it was practical and not taboo), some cute noises, but still consider myself mostly human, what does that make me? I often call myself a fox girl. does the label furry apply according to this community's standards or is that more for full bodies/paws/suits etc? thank you! <3
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people lagging the pressing the submit buttons a few times
Hi! I'm new to home assistant and I'm wondering what would be worth the cost. A lot of the "smart" appliances seem overly expensive and automating them would only save me a handful of minutes each day. I live in canada where power is cheap, so things that save power aren't particulary useful. A way to open/close the windows and doors sounds useful and would save me the most time, but costs thousands. A way to keep track of what is in the fridge and propose recipes to avoid food waste would be nice but I'm not entirely sure how I would setup such a system. Does anyone have ideas of worthwhile things I could setup that would be worth the cost?
Did you see a significant productivity increase? Did your motivation to work on long projects change? Did it help you get over roadblocks in long project? (I tend to lose motivation whenever I struggle to make progress for more than 3 hours in a row.) How do you decide what goes inside of the system and what doesn't? (we have search engines and chatgpt that can quickly give us the information we want for most things) How do you keep the information up to date, for example if you read a research paper and later it is partially disproven? Thank you! Looking forward to learning about your experiences :) Image related to avalanche of information
