I Generally only wear one when leaving the house, or if I’m having company besides close friends (or I’m dressing nice for a party or something) I’ll wear one at home too. When I get home one of the first things I do is take it off. I wear a 34D, and unless I’m being especially active, I’m generally comfortable without a bra.
Would the firewall replace her mold wall?
Just replace the comma with “or”. Go woke or go broke.
Great minds think alike? 😆
I know what you mean, starting earlier would have saved me from so many horrible years, but I also wouldn’t be who I am now without going through what I did.
It’s truly never too late!
Too many things to list them all, but there’s a few big ones.
Fear kept me in the closet for like 15 years past when I began to figure out I was trans. It lead to years of depression, dropping out of college, suicide ideation, and countless missed opportunities. I did get an associates degree when I was 26, and eventually came out at 28. 6 years later and that first phone call to come out to my sister was the scariest, and best thing I’ve ever done.
Fear has stopped me from opening up to pretty much everyone, though I’m working on that in therapy, and have been for a few years now.
Fear keeps me from dealing with conflicts, I’d prefer to suffer in silence than deal with the overwhelming fear that comes with conflict. I’m working on this one too!
Managing fear is a constant battle, but I’m slowly winning.
You’re remembering correctly, they call it “double dashing” and they don’t add additional service fees for the second order.
It depends on if you count Encounter at Farpoint as 2 episodes or 1.
New Hampshire only has 2 seats and both are democrats, and have been since 2016.