u/Eli5678

I've packed my lunch since I was 8.

My favorite lunch as a teen was a juice box, ham sandwich, yogurt, and orange.

When people use AFAB and AMAB

Idk I don't get it either. I think a lot of the people panic. They likely didn't spend a lot of their lives in Virginia/DC or they've never known anyone with a clearance. Bc boy I knew people when I was in HS and college who definitely said things like "I'm going to have a clearance one day so you can never tell anyone I did (insert drug here)". It's like dude, why you're telling me then? Based on where they work on LinkedIn these days a lot of them likely do.

There's some trans men specific subreddits. And then certain fandoms I've run into have been trans men dominant

I haven't noticed a difference. I've fluctuated up and down 40lbs and it hasn't mattered.

The biggest thing that helped me pass more consistently was going on T.

As with a lot of things if someone has the right connections on their side, the rules/laws don't matter.

We could point fingers at Pete Hegseth (excessive alcohol) or Elon Musk (multiple different accusations of multiple different drugs) as possible examples.

A lot of us have our own problems and issues.

Is this supposed to be how we think gen z uses these or how we personally use them?

The wording of the questions is inconsistent and the 3rd person usage makes it seem like it's asking what I think gen z thinks.