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  • OneWomanCreamTeamto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneRule of Winnie!
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    4 days ago

    Yeah, because antisemitism is a form of racism. But you could still draw a characture of him without relying on racist tropes.

    I’ve never once seen Chinese people in general compared to Winnie the Pooh. Just Xi personally. Are you trying to argue that making a characture of a person in a different ethnic group from you is automatically racist?





  • OneWomanCreamTeamtoScience Memes@mander.xyzmoms rule
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    9 days ago

    That’s also assuming you’re the first born of the first born of the first born, and so on. And the further back you go, the more individual kids the average mother is likely to have. After all, you had to have like 12 kids just so 3 of them would make it past 9.

    So your greatx12 grandmother might’ve started having kids at 15, but she still might not have had your ancestor till years later.














  • OneWomanCreamTeamtoPeople TwitterFeelings? Nah
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    27 days ago

    On a side note, I had a chat with a trans friend once, regarding emotions. When they transitioned, the intensity of their emotions didn’t change much. However, their ability to contain them plummeted

    In my experience this isn’t universal. I’m trans myself, and I’ve talked about this with a lot of my trans friends and we’ve all had pretty different experiences with the emotional aspects of transitioning.

    Personally, I definitely had a really hard time containing my emotions early transition. They felt so unfamiliar. It felt like I had gained an entirely new set of emotions, and I had to relearn how to cope with them. It didn’t help that I was going through the early stages of puberty-which is already a time of heightened emotions-while dealing with the loss of my entire support network.

    Now that I’m more settled into my life as a woman: I’m accustomed to how I experience my emotions, I have a loving support network around me, and I’m in a new job where people treat me with respect; I feel like I have a much firmer handle on my emotions than I ever did pre-transiton.