I’m sorry I’m not up on the latest research. I can ask a few other scholars i know!

this is exactly the one I was about to send just now!

The article i'm thinking of might be from around that time. i'll let you know!

and thank you for being such an incredible ally ❤️

My approach is to be so terrifying that they unfollow.

when i get home tonight i'll look up an article by Elizabeth Samuels that might help!

"hey, i follow you on bluesky"
[no no no, no you don't, aw shit no you don't]

none of this is supposed to be real.

we were supposed to be just cartesian egos, not spatially embodied beings who live in adjoining towns

of course, once you've swallowed this much you're probably incensed at the idea of helping to pay for anyone else's coverage, whether they are "users" or not

i came across a blog post by a relinquishing parent early last year who talked about her yearning to watch her "birth son" grow up. it was the first time i'd ever encountered the phrase. since then, i've seen it a handful of times, including in testimonies collected by Concerned United Birthparents.

i was talking about this with a coworker who said "i wish people still wore hats to knock off their heads," and i said "how about phones from their hands?"