Maxxus

u/Maxxus@sh.itjust.works
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on 'Tis true! · c/lemmyshitpost · 3 pts · 48d

I’m from the future, and I know this is going to be hard to believe, but Wednesday is gone.

Troi’s brother rode off into the sunset with a space whale and was never talked about before or after.

Edit: nvm. It’s been years since I saw that episode. He’s not related to Troi in anyway.

If they didn’t want you to be there, they wouldn’t have a public invitation. Most, for various reasons, are looking for new people to join the community. There are many groups who are closed and invite only, so I wouldn’t worry about intruding on an open invitation.

I’ve personally been to two types. The first is the “House Party” type, where someone hosts at a residential home. I’ve found these to be a bit sketchy because they barely skirt business laws, by accepting required “donations”. And if they’re willing to skirt those laws, what else are they willing to compromise on. The size of the venue is limited so it’s a more casual setting and you’re likely to talk to everyone at least once.

The other type are hosted are at commercial properties and are registered business. These tend to be way more organized and generally have communities that are better equipped to integrate new comers. They usually have staff members monitoring the spaces and will organize smaller clinics that focus on specific topics, like intro to kink and safety.

I’m going to scroll through this whole comment section and not see a single Sexy Losers reference, aren’t I?

Edit: bjoern’s restored my faith in shitposting.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/lemmyshitpost · 26 pts · 93d

Men be over here bragging about eating a woman until she squirts all over his face, then balk at this?

Get out of here.

on Inner Monologue · c/lemmyshitpost · 7 pts · 107d

Funnily enough, I have been rested for ADHD by professionals. Not even borderline.

The test itself is an ADHDer’s nightmare. First they ask you to look at a few pictures, then you take a 250 item questionnaire, where some of them are the same, just worded slightly differently, then they ask you specific questions about the pictures you looked at 250 questions ago.