Melissa Hex
@melissahex.bsky.social
Change maker, word lover, unapologetic feminist. The revolution must be intersectional. BLM. Trans rights are human rights. Pets, plants, neurodiversity, nonprofits, board games, and rants from a progressive LGBT+ Ohioan. She/her. Opinions = mine.
Unseasonably frozen conditions also popping up around the Kenwood Mall area again today.
June 13, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Unseasonably frozen conditions also popping up around the Kenwood Mall area again today.
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If you're only following this "debate" through popular media you probably have the impression that studies on youth gender medicine are roughly split between benefits and harms.
Nope! Nearly every study finds benefits. The "debate" is just a bunch of people going, "Those don't count."
Nope! Nearly every study finds benefits. The "debate" is just a bunch of people going, "Those don't count."
May 27, 2025 at 7:07 PM
If you're only following this "debate" through popular media you probably have the impression that studies on youth gender medicine are roughly split between benefits and harms.
Nope! Nearly every study finds benefits. The "debate" is just a bunch of people going, "Those don't count."
Nope! Nearly every study finds benefits. The "debate" is just a bunch of people going, "Those don't count."
Reposted by Melissa Hex
i think “schlemiel, schlimazel—hassenpfeffer incorporated”
has untapped potential as a rallying cry.
has untapped potential as a rallying cry.
April 16, 2025 at 2:13 AM
i think “schlemiel, schlimazel—hassenpfeffer incorporated”
has untapped potential as a rallying cry.
has untapped potential as a rallying cry.
Reposted by Melissa Hex
Wouldn’t it be convenient if we could blame how hard it is to have a family in America on people without them?
Alas, it’s the persistent “I suffered raising kids so you should have to suffer too” attitude in power that has the most dominant and damaging structural influence on how our country runs.
Alas, it’s the persistent “I suffered raising kids so you should have to suffer too” attitude in power that has the most dominant and damaging structural influence on how our country runs.
April 2, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Wouldn’t it be convenient if we could blame how hard it is to have a family in America on people without them?
Alas, it’s the persistent “I suffered raising kids so you should have to suffer too” attitude in power that has the most dominant and damaging structural influence on how our country runs.
Alas, it’s the persistent “I suffered raising kids so you should have to suffer too” attitude in power that has the most dominant and damaging structural influence on how our country runs.