Natasha
@natashaeu.bsky.social
GP working in Out of Hours, interested in politics, baking, reading, being social online!
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There are far more masculine-seeming women than trans women.
Also, for every instance of a woman being challenged in a public place someone thinks they don't belong at, there are hundreds of cases of low level hostility: words, looks.
It is mostly cis women who suffer, are made to feel unwelcome.
Also, for every instance of a woman being challenged in a public place someone thinks they don't belong at, there are hundreds of cases of low level hostility: words, looks.
It is mostly cis women who suffer, are made to feel unwelcome.
December 17, 2025 at 9:39 AM
There are far more masculine-seeming women than trans women.
Also, for every instance of a woman being challenged in a public place someone thinks they don't belong at, there are hundreds of cases of low level hostility: words, looks.
It is mostly cis women who suffer, are made to feel unwelcome.
Also, for every instance of a woman being challenged in a public place someone thinks they don't belong at, there are hundreds of cases of low level hostility: words, looks.
It is mostly cis women who suffer, are made to feel unwelcome.
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These retirement ambitions may change in the UK.
Post-2012 medical students frequently graduate with UK£100,000 student debt, which continues to compound in the early decade of career due to high interest rates exceeding payments. For many now in 30s, retirement in 50s is probably implausible.
Post-2012 medical students frequently graduate with UK£100,000 student debt, which continues to compound in the early decade of career due to high interest rates exceeding payments. For many now in 30s, retirement in 50s is probably implausible.
December 15, 2025 at 1:52 AM
These retirement ambitions may change in the UK.
Post-2012 medical students frequently graduate with UK£100,000 student debt, which continues to compound in the early decade of career due to high interest rates exceeding payments. For many now in 30s, retirement in 50s is probably implausible.
Post-2012 medical students frequently graduate with UK£100,000 student debt, which continues to compound in the early decade of career due to high interest rates exceeding payments. For many now in 30s, retirement in 50s is probably implausible.
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A friend of mine - a longstanding highly rated and senior servant to the Labour Party - wrote to me some weeks back saying 'This is the worst Government of my life time.' He hadn't forgotten Liz Truss but he credited her, inept though she was, with, unlike Labour, at least knowing what she wanted.
December 14, 2025 at 9:39 AM
A friend of mine - a longstanding highly rated and senior servant to the Labour Party - wrote to me some weeks back saying 'This is the worst Government of my life time.' He hadn't forgotten Liz Truss but he credited her, inept though she was, with, unlike Labour, at least knowing what she wanted.
And the younger you learn two languages the more fluent you are in both. I’m sure there was also some evidence that this also improved your intellectual abilities across the board, and reduced late lie dementia (although I may be misremembering).
December 12, 2025 at 11:49 AM
And the younger you learn two languages the more fluent you are in both. I’m sure there was also some evidence that this also improved your intellectual abilities across the board, and reduced late lie dementia (although I may be misremembering).
Thing is, if we have a second referendum on Brexit we need one for Scottish Independence too.
December 9, 2025 at 2:46 PM
Thing is, if we have a second referendum on Brexit we need one for Scottish Independence too.
Definitely the right decision. I closed my account permanently in March on X.
December 8, 2025 at 11:29 AM
Definitely the right decision. I closed my account permanently in March on X.