Analogbullfrog

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by Analogbullfrog 3y ago
Lovely! Which coin do you speak of? (And which ones have mushrooms on them?)
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by Analogbullfrog 4y ago
Slim people hear this in response to eating healthy food, too. In my experience, people are genuinely impressed/inspired to see healthy meals, or feel guilty about consuming junk they brought with them (so their comments are actually t
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by Analogbullfrog 4y ago
I’m a woman, and most of the women my age (30s) view pregnancy as the source of a lot of body horror. I know I’d be a lot more interested in having a child if I knew for a fact that after giving birth I would have no chronic conditions. A l
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by Analogbullfrog 4y ago
That’s an interesting idea, although overweight people actually have faster metabolisms by virtue of being bigger.
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by Analogbullfrog 4y ago
Women react differently to things like intermittent fasting given the vastly different hormonal profile to men. I’m much like your ex (I can’t think properly until I feel full, which means a significant breakfast) and anecdotally I have not
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by Analogbullfrog 5y ago
Thank you for your responses. As a woman who grew up on the Internet (and is on the spectrum) I really appreciate you articulating the problems with jokes like that, because having argued with people online, I've learned that my reason
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by Analogbullfrog 5y ago
I'm a video editor and artist interested in information and consciousness. I think editors and programmers actually have a lot in common in terms of what they do (dicing and combining data in creative ways), although the editors I know
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by Analogbullfrog 5y ago
The issue of recording and analysing women's responses to disease and medicine has been around for centuries - women have been aware of this for a long time, and it's finally starting to come to light. Historically, it's been