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26 Jul 2014, 4:01 pm

My future seemed full of promise when I was 9. Now it seems that little has changed for trans people. My mum was surprised that I didn't like any of the dresses in the Target flyer. She doesn't get that after nearly 40 years that I still won't wear a dress.


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26 Jul 2014, 4:42 pm

I wish that the flavor of chewing gum lasted for more than 15 seconds.



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26 Jul 2014, 4:53 pm

b9 wrote:
there is no "use by" date on my container of salt!
expert advice may enlighten me to the fact that salt lasts "forever", but "forever" is just a coin of their phrases.

nothing lasts forever because everything breaks down over time. entropy will dismantle all that is thought to be static, even in description.

so my salt will not last forever. i better use it before the universe peters out.

do not stop the world please God if i have more than a grain of salt somewhere in my house?


Good one :lmao:


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26 Jul 2014, 6:41 pm

Someone (who doesn't have children) just said to me "I've got to drop the kids off at the pool" as he walked off to go to the toilet.

My first thought was "Is he talking about his nieces and nephews?"

Then I got it.


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26 Jul 2014, 6:54 pm

I had a very Aspie night last night. I went up the club to see an ABBA cover band and in the area where we were, everyone was standing and talking to other people and I was just sitting in my chair all alone, as usual feeling sort of odd and left out but in NO WAY wanted to partake in it. I never feel lonely. It's like - I don't want to be social. I just wish someone would show an interest in me!


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26 Jul 2014, 9:37 pm

I'm glad I decided to visit my parents and Chico instead of staying home for another weekend. Chico has Peahawk shaped eyes, except they're brown and I love having him next to me. :O)


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26 Jul 2014, 11:35 pm

I spoke my mind in the Music forum and I have a feeling I'm going to get burned for it. I won't be visiting that thread for a few weeks.


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27 Jul 2014, 12:21 am

CockneyRebel wrote:
I spoke my mind in the Music forum and I have a feeling I'm going to get burned for it. I won't be visiting that thread for a few weeks.


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27 Jul 2014, 2:16 am

What a great day for me. :D


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27 Jul 2014, 3:04 am

Gah. OCD is like a vampire sucking my life away.

All I wanted to do was sit down and read for a little while.

But my brain is telling me, "Wait, before you do that, you need to wash those hands."

So I wash my hands, but that's not good enough. So next I'm scrubbing my hands with a soapy washcloth over the bathtub.

But that wasn't good enough either, so next I'm stripping down and taking a shower, even though I just took one.

Now I'm out, and my brain is still telling me, "Not good enough." I won't be able to touch a book until after my next shower.

Goddamnit.



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27 Jul 2014, 4:26 am

I don't like waking up randomly at odd hours of the morning with not enough sleep.



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27 Jul 2014, 7:07 am

I think the reason I'm afraid to say exactly what's on my mind, is because I've been chastised for doing so, many times as a child.

I also appreciate the meme. :lol:


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27 Jul 2014, 8:58 am

jrjones9933 wrote:
I don't like waking up randomly at odd hours of the morning with not enough sleep.

Same. Tried to sleep earlier. Then I woke up too early. My sleep is all messed up.



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27 Jul 2014, 9:23 am

I really should throw this old piece of gum away.


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27 Jul 2014, 10:50 am

i drank a can of bourbon and coke that i found in my fridge, and now i am all talkative, but i guess the things i have to say are still the same things that i would not otherwise bother to say when entirely sober.

anyway, today i was told that i should name my cat.

a cat turned up in my backyard one day about 3 months ago whilst i was feeding a kookaburra, and it was emaciated and weak and it meowed at me in a very desperate way so i gave it some meat and.....blah blah blah, it is now my pet.

but a minor problem i have after all this time is that i do not know whether it is a boy or a girl. i am kind of curious, but whenever it starts licking it's nether regions (when i would have a clear view), i feel somewhat reticent to look at it because i do not want to intrude on it's modesty, and moreover, i do not want it to think i am interested in those parts for any carnal reasons.

i sneak peeks at it's backside as it walks away from me, but i can not tell whether it is a boy or a girl.
a girl i know asked me what i have named the cat, and i told her that i call it something different every time i talk to it.

she expressed surprise that i had not bothered to name the cat, but how could i name it? i have no idea what it should be called. i do not care if it is a boy or a girl really. i think it is a girl because from the most detailed glimpses i snuck of her backside, i only saw a small slit and no dual protuberances that would indicate testicles.

i do have names for my cat.
tonight she was called "polly winkle" because she was asleep and i touched her ears and made them flick, and they reminded me of butterflies, but she started to get rather cranky after a short while, and her tail started to swish, and i just felt at that moment that i would say "she's just a little pollywinkle isn't she" and she scratched me. she must be a girl i therefore conclude.

but if it is a girl or a boy, i have no intention of ascribing a name to it. (she is asleep in my bed at this moment and i love her so much)



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27 Jul 2014, 10:54 am

That's a lovely story b9! :D


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