walugipnts

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   by walugipnts 5y ago

   It wasn’t speculation, they still associate with other people I know and I have heard the reasoning either directly or indirectly in every case.
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   by walugipnts 5y ago

   Anecdotally, I lost multiple male friends when I came out as bisexual, so the “fragile masculinity” theory feels especially apt. The fear of being perceived as anything other than heterosexual by association seems to be a big problem with m
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   by walugipnts 5y ago

   I had to quit one of my first jobs over it, the combination of cheap fluorescent lighting and no natural light caused me to have constant headaches.
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   by walugipnts 5y ago

   I’m 35 and burnt out by working almost nonstop since I was 14… I have something to show for it, but I don’t care anymore and would rather live like your nephews.
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   by walugipnts 5y ago

   it’s also $56k per year, not including the imaging required
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   by walugipnts 5y ago

   the alarm for some of these helped avoid the problems, eg ozone depletion
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   by walugipnts 5y ago

   Seriously, lynchings? Is this the type of comparison you really want to make here? that was the first thing that came to mind? Do we really need to double down on the perception that HN consists solely of out of touch white men?