SuperNovaStar

u/SuperNovaStar@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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on what men want · c/transmemes · 1 pts · 19h

Organ transplants are kind of a last ditch effort. We don't do them unless there's no other option, and for good reasons.

Girl one of the side effects of kratom is that the withdrawals heighten your anxiety. It'll be hell for a while, but you'll feel better in the long run if you get clean 🫂

I use folks all the time!

...but i'm also a server at waffle house, so I guess I am using southern culture and folksy charm to sell you waffles and coffee. It's a soulless existence, I know, but at least I have my cold, hard cash tips to keep me warm at night.

on selfie time!! · c/mtf · 6 pts · 19h

Well it shouldn't be, someone needs to make cat ear hearing aids so that someone can utter that sentence in earnest

on autism rule · c/onehundredninetysix · 1 pts · 19h

This is what my family is like!

It's really such a shame they're extremely religious and homophobic af, otherwise we'd get along so well 😥

As it is I barely speak to them...

on autism rule · c/onehundredninetysix · 2 pts · 19h

Same! I can exaggerate and make jokes just fine, I just usually am being serious because i'm focused on the task at hand

on Living in south Texas sucks ass · c/mtf · 10 pts · 20h

🫂🫂🫂

Well if you ever need a couch to crash on, it wouldn't be the first time a fediverse trans girl moved across the country to stay in my apartment 🤷‍♀️

Virgina could be a lot better, but it could also be a whole lot worse. I'm always glad to help queer people escape red states

Well if we're imagining a better world anyways, why would anyone have three jobs?

The current system creates luxury for some at the cost of creating poverty for others. I think the best course of action would be to stop doing that - then education could be about learning instead of about earning.

We can value education without commodifying it the way we've done. In my opinion, the current system rewards diploma mills and devalues education anyways.

I think education should be both inexpensive and completely voluntary, so that the only 'reward' for going to school is the knowledge you leave with.

^ this.

Once we can meet everyone's needs, then we can start talking about how to allocate the surplus. But I trust a society that takes cade of its people more than I trust us, in our current state, to have the right ideas about how that should work.