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I’m in my 30s and I’m here for smut 😅 Adding this as I got blocked by accounts because they couldn’t tell if I was 18+
For me it ended up being that my friend group at the time was communally boring? Like they had really cool solo activities but never thought about or did communal activities unless invited. Once I made more community oriented friends I started to get invited out ALL THE TIME
December 11, 2025 at 9:58 PM
For me it ended up being that my friend group at the time was communally boring? Like they had really cool solo activities but never thought about or did communal activities unless invited. Once I made more community oriented friends I started to get invited out ALL THE TIME
Not surprised. They would lose way too much money. Marriage is political and financial first. Not to mention would this be retroactive? How would you handle insurance, housing, custody issues, benefits, taxes, wills, inheritance, medical rights etc if it was overturned.
November 10, 2025 at 8:15 PM
Not surprised. They would lose way too much money. Marriage is political and financial first. Not to mention would this be retroactive? How would you handle insurance, housing, custody issues, benefits, taxes, wills, inheritance, medical rights etc if it was overturned.
It is clear a majority of comments didn’t read the article. This isn’t an anti-ozempic article. It’s specifically taking about usage of relatively healthy people using it for weight loss only and the ramifications. Reminder that authors rarely get to choose the title, marketing does.
April 25, 2025 at 2:52 PM
It is clear a majority of comments didn’t read the article. This isn’t an anti-ozempic article. It’s specifically taking about usage of relatively healthy people using it for weight loss only and the ramifications. Reminder that authors rarely get to choose the title, marketing does.
Ah okay. I see we have reached the end of this discussion and we disagree and your not willing to have a civil debate without personal attacks. But I tried. Best of luck to both of us as we go down separate paths
November 15, 2024 at 7:28 PM
Ah okay. I see we have reached the end of this discussion and we disagree and your not willing to have a civil debate without personal attacks. But I tried. Best of luck to both of us as we go down separate paths
So according to the CDC the highest we had was 81% for the first dose. But Covid is a bit different than polio. A Covid vaccine lowers the chance you get sick and how bad it will be if you do. But it only last about a year. That why they keep releasing boosters. But people aren’t getting those.
November 15, 2024 at 5:51 PM
So according to the CDC the highest we had was 81% for the first dose. But Covid is a bit different than polio. A Covid vaccine lowers the chance you get sick and how bad it will be if you do. But it only last about a year. That why they keep releasing boosters. But people aren’t getting those.
Yes, you want 90% or higher. The concern people have is that if vaccines are no longer required to go to school that number will go down and we will lose herd immunity. Think of viruses as playing hide and seek. As long as we hide (vaccines) it won’t find us. But it never disappears.
November 15, 2024 at 3:52 PM
Yes, you want 90% or higher. The concern people have is that if vaccines are no longer required to go to school that number will go down and we will lose herd immunity. Think of viruses as playing hide and seek. As long as we hide (vaccines) it won’t find us. But it never disappears.
For vaccines to work you need most people to get them. Currently the reason people who don’t get vaccines (like for polio) don’t get sick is because everyone around them is vaccinated and can’t get them sick. This is called “herd immunity”
November 15, 2024 at 3:18 PM
For vaccines to work you need most people to get them. Currently the reason people who don’t get vaccines (like for polio) don’t get sick is because everyone around them is vaccinated and can’t get them sick. This is called “herd immunity”
There was an era of anatomy books in the early 2000’s that all promised to help you “draw from memory” no references needed which trickled to DA tutorials on “drawing from memory”. It DERAILED my art progress for so long until I started using references (which felt like cheating at first) but isn’t.
November 10, 2024 at 2:26 AM
There was an era of anatomy books in the early 2000’s that all promised to help you “draw from memory” no references needed which trickled to DA tutorials on “drawing from memory”. It DERAILED my art progress for so long until I started using references (which felt like cheating at first) but isn’t.
I love this! So excited to see all the little moments in between. This is my fav series of yours 😁
November 10, 2024 at 2:15 AM
I love this! So excited to see all the little moments in between. This is my fav series of yours 😁
This is so sweet!!! I have been loving the Sebastian x Farmer series!!!!
November 8, 2024 at 4:22 AM
This is so sweet!!! I have been loving the Sebastian x Farmer series!!!!