This worked for me, thanks!

A bunch of people I know didn't feel anything with pot the first time they tried it - myself included. Don't know how consistent that experience is overall / what the mechanism might be. Just figured it might be useful to know about.

*reminds me of

Reminds my flatmates starting to "exercise against fascism" the day of the Trump inauguration - proved to be a very good motivator, even for our less physically active flatmates.

At least for me personally, the personal thoughts and experiences from other trans people & diversity of ways of experiencing and thinking about gender & life as a trans person have been the most valuable information to get. If you're going to write, I'd love to read :).

I can relate to this, just on a different timeline. I started T first and went on antidepressants a couple years later - both times felt very similar and gave me a new sense of what feeling "normal" can be (and I seem to fare best on the combination).

It's especially frustrating to see how the types of trans articles the NYT runs are being replicated outside the US. It seems we're only just getting to a point where the left is starting to recognize the issues in the rethoric in my country.

(Fedora Workstation to be exact)

I've been on Ubuntu, Mint and Manjaro before and am now very very happy with Fedora (the name held me off for a while ^^). Less random issues than with the others, just feels more polished in general.

Wenis richtig im Chopf ha isch das im Kaff woni ufgwachse bin so ähnlich gsii. S ischmer als "dass Lüt merked dases en Chreisel isch und nöd drüberfahred" erklärt worde. (au Aargau)

literally based

"directionally correct" is one hell of a formulation.

War bei mir letztes Jahr (Zürich-Wien, theoretisch auch über München) eine 12h-Angelegenheit mit Ausfällen und Ersatzbussen etc. ÖBB hat sich da teilweise durchaus mühsamer angefühlt wie DB. Hoffe für dich, dass das aber mehr mit Pech zu tun hatte. Irgendwann ankommen wirst du aber wohl :).