Been there, issue is balance. If I were you, I would apologize with your mother first, explain to her that you were under stress and while that is not an excuse, and you understand that you should not have flipped her off and you are sorry.
You are in a difficult situation, and you felt scrutinized on things that you have been working on, and working on HARD. Called out for a former situation, and felt your progress dismissed and trivialized. Most parents are not great with autism, and lack the flexibility. How you handle it, is ultimately your choice, and most importantly, I'm just sharing what I would have done with MY parents on a situation like that, you are the one who knows your parents, and their responses.
Connect. It solves the issue with Sync where clicking "Back" resets my feed, but after a bit of scrolling my followed communities, sorted by recent, it just stops loading. So I ended up going back to Sync.
Mate, wish we were closer so we could go for a beer. It is a nuanced topic, and your approach hits the nail in the fucking head. Sure, there are tons of variables, but the whole nature vs nurture is not black or white. And like you say, Who the fuck cares? It is their life, not yours, and you don't need to understand it to respect it.
Depends on how your measure it, if by gay sex per hour, got to pump up those numbers, rookie. If by time in a relationship with a same gender person, then they need either a stable relationship, or to learn some multi-tasking through (preferably ethical) non-monogamy.
How fancy, white savior complex, telling me what I should be offended about, and trying to normalize silencing voices with the age old line of "knowing their place".
Because no white queers are being raped, abused and murdered in conversion camps. Honestly, people like you who keep trying to segregate people with a mix of Oppression Olympics, "Reverse, punching up Racism"(Spoiler alert, that is just racism), and gatekeeping just to paint yourselves as poor, pearl-clutching victims.
I hope some day you grow up and develop some kindness, people like you give us queers a bad rep. If you want to help people, do positive things and help, instead of just whining with a "You can't sit with us, you're the wrong color" sign.
Honestly, this feels like a meme. I have been eating man ass for years and I am yet to find someone with an unwashed butthole. Considering how often I see this claim, one would think it would be a more common problem.
Not saying it can't happen but, Do you have any first hand experience to support the "So many men don't" part?
They do, according to the studies I have read. And unlike a lot of studies, that default to male violence in straight cases of domestic violence, a lot of the lesbic cases seem to be tagged as mutual violence.
Don't know if it is bias on the measuring bodies, since a lot of people claim female on male violence is not a thing, and that the moment a man strikes a woman, no matter the circumstances, it is male on female. Including a case I witnessed, where a female family member attacked her boyfriend with a knife, he disarmed her and since he bruised her while doing so, he was removed from the house and lost custody of his own daughter.
Same, I am bi, and that is the reason I stopped trying to date women, or anyone who behaves like that for good measure, because some guys try to pull that same stunt.
I want a partner who is as interested and as into dating me as I am into dating them, someone who puts the time in and makes an effort, makes me and my time feel valued, and is also willing to to invest themselves and their time on me, and I don't know if I was just unlucky, but I never found a woman who was into that. But then again, I pretty much only dated teens and women in their early 20s, as I liked dating people on my own age group and it was at those ages that I was actively dating women.
But from an outsider's perspective, now on my late 30s, the straight dating market looks awful, I think I'll stick with men.
Honestly, I agree with you and with them. They chose said painting because it is incredibly expensive, so it represents how much people are willing to pay for a painting, while not doing an effort to care for the world we live in.
According to my sources, another reason was that the painting was encased in glass, so they saw it as a great target for the stunt, to get attention, while not causing any damage to the actual work of art.
So, the message being "Look at how much you people's care about us "destroying" a work of art, but nobody gives a shit about the people who are destroying the world".
Because it serves a genuine function, because the process poses an unnecessary risk, because there is no way to know how big the penis is going to get when the kid grows up, and that is part of the reason for the foreskin, to have a ton of give so it doesn't happen like it did to my ex. He got circumcised as a newborn, and by the time he finished puberty, his penis grew far more than the leftover foreskin, so he wasn't even able to have full erections without a tremendous amount of pain and sometimes, even tearing.
Been there, issue is balance. If I were you, I would apologize with your mother first, explain to her that you were under stress and while that is not an excuse, and you understand that you should not have flipped her off and you are sorry.
You are in a difficult situation, and you felt scrutinized on things that you have been working on, and working on HARD. Called out for a former situation, and felt your progress dismissed and trivialized. Most parents are not great with autism, and lack the flexibility. How you handle it, is ultimately your choice, and most importantly, I'm just sharing what I would have done with MY parents on a situation like that, you are the one who knows your parents, and their responses.
Best of luck, and proud of you.