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As I recall, that magazine was actually my introduction to BokuNatsu! I definitely recommend it

I actually just rewatched an episode where he says that (and confirmed it just now). The end of Season 10 Episode 6, Donkey Kong Country (part 1). I'm not sure if he ever says it any other times.

Oh wow thank you for sharing this! I've never managed to find all bottle caps so this should be very helpful next time I play BokuNatsu 2

Since updating the android app, about 50% of my songs are playing way too quiet (including songs that I know were fine before). I know I'm not the only one with this bug since someone else posted about this issue here

Came here to see if anyone else is having that exact issue. I'm getting randomly quiet songs about 50% of the time now, including songs that were fine a few days ago. I'm using the android app on a Samsung tablet. I notice an update for the app was downloaded a couple days ago, which I suspect introduced the bug. Hopefully it gets fixed soon or I'm ditching Youtube Music

Yeah, I love how the seasons realistically progress instead of the sudden overnight change in almost every other Story of Seasons game (and most games that draw inspiration from Story of Seasons).

I even got a fluke bit of snow on autumn 3rd my first year. When I got up that day it was rain mixed with snow, then full on snow, then around mid-day it turned back to rain. The weather and seasons are so dynamic and I love it!

But what does it mean if I relate with this comment?? XD

In all seriousness, it's helped me to have most of my close friends be autistic as well (with one ADHD allistic person) and I've had open discussions with them about how I struggle to talk about my interests due to past rejection. They've gone out of their way to make me feel safe to share my passions with them and I'm slowly learning to open up with them (though still mostly in text messages rather than verbal because of the selective mutism). It's great and I feel lucky to have friends like that

Just took the survey :3

Look I didn't become a furry until after over a year of transition

Wow that is some horrible unprofessional behavior there. I'm so sorry you had to deal with someone like that. I wouldn't judge all doctors based on someone who probably shouldn't be working with mental health in the first place. I mean what kind of person working with ADHD patients berates them for low grades?! Low grades is practically a sign of ADHD!

I'm in the same boat and I feel like my life finally makes sense after a lifetime of shame and low self-esteem from the symptoms. It's really amazing to finally know I'm not alone and that there are ways to cope

I can say that I felt it made sense and was helpful. I relate so much to everything you said and it's something I've also been struggling to put into words

"I'm tired of hoteps tryna tell me how to feel" - from Screwed by Janelle Monáe

It's a $10 dress from a thrift store and I'm so happy with it!

heh I honestly was initially reluctant to post for the same reason but I've seen others around our age too. Given that the description just says "not being in our 20s any more" I think we're good

Thanks! ❤️ I feel they really help to feminize my face and cover/distract from my brow ridge

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Yeah me too. Like, just yesterday. I had never watched Brooklyn Nine-Nine until a few days ago and now I'm binging it like crazy because it is so good!

I didn't know that about him. That makes me happy to hear as a fan of his (though I mostly just watch his Judge Mathas stuff)

I'm 10 years into exploring my gender and I'm still learning more about myself. First I identified as bi-gender (I think in my case that was just me not letting go of all of my repression). Then trans woman a year and a half later. Then I realized I'm not binary but I'm fully on the feminine end of the spectrum so I still identify as a woman and want she/her pronouns. I'm just not nearly as feminine as many of my peers. Then finally I discovered "genderflux" and a bunch of stuff makes more sense now. What that means is the intensity that I feel any gender at all is in constant flux. Sometimes I feel pretty feminine while other days I feel like a genderless blob. I'll note that I never feel like a guy.

TL;DR I just keep adding labels instead of replacing them so now as my flair says I'm a genderflux nyanbinary catgirl

This was also me pre-transition so don't feel like you're alone here

Looks like it's there now https://reddit.com/r/actuallesbians/comments/bbgn78/this_sub_is_nice_c/

The change in orgasms has been my favorite surprise with HRT. They are so awesome now! I've had powerful orgasms last about a full minute with another minute or two of aftershocks. Getting horny just thinking about it :D