"Jeffrey Epstein, WikiLeaks material witness" is one complication of this nonsense I was actually unprepared for
November 12, 2025 at 6:34 PM
"Jeffrey Epstein, WikiLeaks material witness" is one complication of this nonsense I was actually unprepared for
November 15, 2025 at 2:39 AM
Of course this doesn't include deaths after the initial month like my uncle who caught it in hospital then got pneumonia as a complication and died a month later at home.
November 15, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Of course this doesn't include deaths after the initial month like my uncle who caught it in hospital then got pneumonia as a complication and died a month later at home.
Agh just saw a crazy good artist open up for comms, I'd get something but theres just one tiny complication to the planned idea
November 11, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Agh just saw a crazy good artist open up for comms, I'd get something but theres just one tiny complication to the planned idea
This sucks, but once AI pops and this is just a weird relic of the past, I'm gonna watch the shit out of a complication of the worst of them
Bob Iger says Disney+ will soon have AI-generated short form content from users
(via THR)
(via THR)
November 13, 2025 at 4:07 PM
This sucks, but once AI pops and this is just a weird relic of the past, I'm gonna watch the shit out of a complication of the worst of them
We all feel like entrepreneurs when in the emergency room dealing with a pregnancy complication. Don’t you?
November 15, 2025 at 1:16 AM
We all feel like entrepreneurs when in the emergency room dealing with a pregnancy complication. Don’t you?
I got my brows laminated and tinted and because of the chemicals and etc I cannot do anything to them or get them wet until tomorrow. The complication is that for the aforementioned chemical reasons they currently look like This (expression for comedic effect, I am very beautiful actually tbh imo)
November 12, 2025 at 9:18 PM
I got my brows laminated and tinted and because of the chemicals and etc I cannot do anything to them or get them wet until tomorrow. The complication is that for the aforementioned chemical reasons they currently look like This (expression for comedic effect, I am very beautiful actually tbh imo)
One significant complication being that he’s blatantly lying.
November 10, 2025 at 7:03 PM
One significant complication being that he’s blatantly lying.
🤰 Il n'y a pas que le Beyfortus pour protéger les bébés de la #bronchiolite, mais aussi un vaccin pour femme enceinte, Abrysvo.
Une très vaste étude sur 29 000 femmes vaccinées ne montre aucun sur-risque de complication grave (naissance prématurée, césarienne, etc.).
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Une très vaste étude sur 29 000 femmes vaccinées ne montre aucun sur-risque de complication grave (naissance prématurée, césarienne, etc.).
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November 15, 2025 at 5:03 PM
🤰 Il n'y a pas que le Beyfortus pour protéger les bébés de la #bronchiolite, mais aussi un vaccin pour femme enceinte, Abrysvo.
Une très vaste étude sur 29 000 femmes vaccinées ne montre aucun sur-risque de complication grave (naissance prématurée, césarienne, etc.).
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Une très vaste étude sur 29 000 femmes vaccinées ne montre aucun sur-risque de complication grave (naissance prématurée, césarienne, etc.).
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I never joined any groups because I knew they wouldn’t be welcoming of Lume being an immigrant to Ishgard (and of course the added complication of being married to Aymeric, but that’s something I’m not willing to compromise on).
Thankfully I’ve had 1:1 RPs with friends/moots who accept her lore 🫶💕
Thankfully I’ve had 1:1 RPs with friends/moots who accept her lore 🫶💕
Also not to dredge things up but I still have a bad taste in my mouth about the lore purists who didn’t want to let the “wrong kind” of Ishgardian join their RP group. There are dragons in Ishgard, gods forbid there be an Ishgardian Duskwight. I should be able to use Dzemael and be lore compliant.
Sometimes I think about changing Adrien’s surname to Dzemael since he was raised in that family as an illegitimate son of a lord, but then I think about all the comments I would potentially get from people who just *have* to tell me how much they “hated that dungeon” 😭
November 12, 2025 at 9:34 PM
I never joined any groups because I knew they wouldn’t be welcoming of Lume being an immigrant to Ishgard (and of course the added complication of being married to Aymeric, but that’s something I’m not willing to compromise on).
Thankfully I’ve had 1:1 RPs with friends/moots who accept her lore 🫶💕
Thankfully I’ve had 1:1 RPs with friends/moots who accept her lore 🫶💕
Oh, an added complication I forgot to mention: my spouse is *not* Jewish but *is* Canadian by descent, even though she wasn't born there. (She needs to apply for a CA passport before we go there again.) So we could both be stripped of UK citizenship and deported in different directions.
November 14, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Oh, an added complication I forgot to mention: my spouse is *not* Jewish but *is* Canadian by descent, even though she wasn't born there. (She needs to apply for a CA passport before we go there again.) So we could both be stripped of UK citizenship and deported in different directions.
I am a sucker for pointless sparkly ornamentation. This one comes with a rotating leaf thingy.
Ladies love a rotating leaf.
Ladies love a rotating leaf.
November 15, 2025 at 9:33 AM
I am a sucker for pointless sparkly ornamentation. This one comes with a rotating leaf thingy.
Ladies love a rotating leaf.
Ladies love a rotating leaf.
It's not a "complication." It's part of the incentive structure of oppression.
EVERY oppressed group has its traitors. To succeed, oppression requires traitors & rewards them handsomely.
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EVERY oppressed group has its traitors. To succeed, oppression requires traitors & rewards them handsomely.
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This person thinks the existence of women who betray women--as Ghislaine Maxwell did for Epstein--is some sort of gotcha: as if male solidarity can only be real or important if it is undisturbed by the complicity of women.
Every oppressed group has traitors. Systems of oppression reward turncoats.
Every oppressed group has traitors. Systems of oppression reward turncoats.
November 13, 2025 at 3:04 AM
It's not a "complication." It's part of the incentive structure of oppression.
EVERY oppressed group has its traitors. To succeed, oppression requires traitors & rewards them handsomely.
bsky.app/profile/ebha...
EVERY oppressed group has its traitors. To succeed, oppression requires traitors & rewards them handsomely.
bsky.app/profile/ebha...
LW's two sisters both had a rare and hard to detect complication that landed them in the ICU--brush with death, continued disability.
LW wants kids and seems healthy on paper, but OBGYN says there's likelihood she has the same complication.
Husband says shut up and have the babies.
LW wants kids and seems healthy on paper, but OBGYN says there's likelihood she has the same complication.
Husband says shut up and have the babies.
November 11, 2025 at 12:07 AM
LW's two sisters both had a rare and hard to detect complication that landed them in the ICU--brush with death, continued disability.
LW wants kids and seems healthy on paper, but OBGYN says there's likelihood she has the same complication.
Husband says shut up and have the babies.
LW wants kids and seems healthy on paper, but OBGYN says there's likelihood she has the same complication.
Husband says shut up and have the babies.
why is there no space weather complication for the apple watch
November 12, 2025 at 2:27 AM
why is there no space weather complication for the apple watch
1) Marketplaces or not, we already buy our own insurance, dummy.
2) With Donald's thing, the subsidies still go to the insurance companies, but with the added complication of making us manage our subsidy accounts. Big potential for fraud here, too.
3) Why will it cost less? Because he said so?
2) With Donald's thing, the subsidies still go to the insurance companies, but with the added complication of making us manage our subsidy accounts. Big potential for fraud here, too.
3) Why will it cost less? Because he said so?
Trump: "I want the money to go into an account for people where they buy their own health insurance. It's so good. The insurance will be better. It'll cost less. Everybody is gonna be happy. They're gonna feel like entrepreneurs. They're actually able to go out & negotiate their own insurance"
November 11, 2025 at 2:42 PM
1) Marketplaces or not, we already buy our own insurance, dummy.
2) With Donald's thing, the subsidies still go to the insurance companies, but with the added complication of making us manage our subsidy accounts. Big potential for fraud here, too.
3) Why will it cost less? Because he said so?
2) With Donald's thing, the subsidies still go to the insurance companies, but with the added complication of making us manage our subsidy accounts. Big potential for fraud here, too.
3) Why will it cost less? Because he said so?
I mean, the only complication I'd add is that unfortunately some women also assist in keeping boots on other women's necks.
November 13, 2025 at 2:59 AM
I mean, the only complication I'd add is that unfortunately some women also assist in keeping boots on other women's necks.
The last time I was in the hospital, the waiting room was packed and there was a lady who was crying out in pain. I heard that she had just had a major surgery and that she was experiencing a serious complication. She waited for such a long time just to be seen when she should have been a priority.
November 15, 2025 at 5:28 AM
The last time I was in the hospital, the waiting room was packed and there was a lady who was crying out in pain. I heard that she had just had a major surgery and that she was experiencing a serious complication. She waited for such a long time just to be seen when she should have been a priority.
But structurally, what has happened is instead a complication of the situation- if we separate all "men" from all "women", Russ says, we find men who are innocent victims- who are made womanlike- and women who participate in the victimization (albeit at one remove).
November 15, 2025 at 6:48 PM
But structurally, what has happened is instead a complication of the situation- if we separate all "men" from all "women", Russ says, we find men who are innocent victims- who are made womanlike- and women who participate in the victimization (albeit at one remove).
In the 1940s my grandmother gave birth to a baby who died within two days from hemolytic disease of the newborn. When my twins had the same complication after being born in 2015 the doctors just popped them under some bilirubin lights for 24 hours and then they were fine.
This is especially true for medical care. Virtually any - any - type of cancer was a death sentence. The 5y survival rate for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in 1960 was roughly 14%. Today it is roughly 95%.
It is genuinely hard for most people to grasp how poor the past was.
November 9, 2025 at 6:49 PM
In the 1940s my grandmother gave birth to a baby who died within two days from hemolytic disease of the newborn. When my twins had the same complication after being born in 2015 the doctors just popped them under some bilirubin lights for 24 hours and then they were fine.
At least at Hal-Con, it's so proudly queer there I sometimes take i for granted how little I fear my queerness will be a complication.
In 2016 they didn't even consider easy access to gender inclusive bathrooms.
Now they proudly advertise it. Many on the board are queer. Cosplay judges too.
In 2016 they didn't even consider easy access to gender inclusive bathrooms.
Now they proudly advertise it. Many on the board are queer. Cosplay judges too.
November 11, 2025 at 5:35 PM
At least at Hal-Con, it's so proudly queer there I sometimes take i for granted how little I fear my queerness will be a complication.
In 2016 they didn't even consider easy access to gender inclusive bathrooms.
Now they proudly advertise it. Many on the board are queer. Cosplay judges too.
In 2016 they didn't even consider easy access to gender inclusive bathrooms.
Now they proudly advertise it. Many on the board are queer. Cosplay judges too.
For all the times you dreamed of pulling a big lever on an old timey cruise ship that told the engine room you wanted Full Speed Ahead.
November 15, 2025 at 9:38 AM
For all the times you dreamed of pulling a big lever on an old timey cruise ship that told the engine room you wanted Full Speed Ahead.
When I was in my twenties, I became very sick from adenomyosis and endometriosis.
I needed a hysterectomy and multiple blood transfusions.
I was told that since I was young I would recover quickly.
I was told I would only need 4-6 weeks off work.
Then there was a complication ….
I needed a hysterectomy and multiple blood transfusions.
I was told that since I was young I would recover quickly.
I was told I would only need 4-6 weeks off work.
Then there was a complication ….
November 10, 2025 at 3:08 AM
When I was in my twenties, I became very sick from adenomyosis and endometriosis.
I needed a hysterectomy and multiple blood transfusions.
I was told that since I was young I would recover quickly.
I was told I would only need 4-6 weeks off work.
Then there was a complication ….
I needed a hysterectomy and multiple blood transfusions.
I was told that since I was young I would recover quickly.
I was told I would only need 4-6 weeks off work.
Then there was a complication ….
I mean, look, people who agree on things don't write to advice columnists, but it's telling that there are so many more "I'm scared about pregnancy bc of X potential complication and my husband wants me to shut up & have the baby" than "I want a baby & my husband is terrified for me and says don't"
November 11, 2025 at 12:10 AM
I mean, look, people who agree on things don't write to advice columnists, but it's telling that there are so many more "I'm scared about pregnancy bc of X potential complication and my husband wants me to shut up & have the baby" than "I want a baby & my husband is terrified for me and says don't"
That happened to me. I had a hysterectomy complication and the ER didn’t believe me. They left me in the waiting room bleeding out. A kind stranger came and held my hand.
By the time they bothered to scan me I was only given a 50/50 chance of survival. Horrible way to be treated.
By the time they bothered to scan me I was only given a 50/50 chance of survival. Horrible way to be treated.
November 15, 2025 at 5:39 AM
That happened to me. I had a hysterectomy complication and the ER didn’t believe me. They left me in the waiting room bleeding out. A kind stranger came and held my hand.
By the time they bothered to scan me I was only given a 50/50 chance of survival. Horrible way to be treated.
By the time they bothered to scan me I was only given a 50/50 chance of survival. Horrible way to be treated.