Yes, drag is just a very exaggerated fashion often expressing hyperfemininity (drag queen) or hypermasculinity (drag king), or sometimes just artistic exaggerated styles of any kind. The gender neutral term for people who participate is drag artists.
Anyone of any sex or gender can wear any kind of drag and call themselves any of the above.
Hell yeah, put her in drag to show how much the US loves drag queens… Right? Yeah.
Just continue being you. You’ll find someone that’s willing to do that. In my experience this isnt really gender specific, some people express their affection in those ways and some don’t. You’re not weird for wanting it and I’m sorry you’ve been made to feel that way.
If you’re open about what you want when you’re seeking a partner, you’ll have an easier time finding someone who wants to do all those things.
I’ve tagged you as ‘reasonable human??’ because your comment was far too sensible for the internet.
Yeah that’s a pretty accurate representation of my normal shits tbh
You don’t have to unlearn it, nothing on the internet is real
Bless you, my friend sends me tiktoks all the time and I had gotten tired of having to do the desktop version of the stupid website every time.
Yeah my main thinking was that at least those relationships (with the exception of d’arcy/the mayor) weren’t central to the friend group/drama, but of course there’s gonna be romantic relationships in anything because they are a part of life. As far as I remember, the harry/d’arcy thing was an awkward date in a very early episode but maybe I’m misremembering.
Are these the foreigners the right wing tells me are coming to commit crimes in Canada?
I want to say Resident Alien. The core 3 adult friends don’t have any romantic relations as far as I remember. Although there is one love triangle involving one of the main and side characters I guess. But the majority of the show is about real beautiful mixed-gender friendships IMO.
I was thinking this but with the little ducks or those plastic babies they sell in bulk for baby showers.
This is diabolical I love it.
Really depends on your age. I self-taught with my mom’s typewriter when I was like 8 or 9 and then wasn’t officially taught until 8th grade when computers became more commonplace in schools. Then I had to relearn when I went to school for transcription in my 20s because apparently my 8th grade teacher did a bad job.
Love typing though, my first video game was a typing game on a floppy disk on our windows 97.
Doesn’t really have to do whether youre good or bad. When they teach you officially, they show you that the j and f are the home row where your index fingers go. If you’re self taught you might not know that and that’s totally fine as long as you can still type.
Lot of my picks have already been mentioned but if you like story-rich point and clicks:
The rusty lake series (~1GB each)
Strange Horticulture (1GB)
Or very chill adventure:
Slime rancher (1GB)
Rouge-lite/rogue-like:
Death Road to Canada (60MB)
Binding of Isaac (449 MB) - this is my all time favourite game and I’m surprised to see the base game is still under $20.
I thought they meant like burn out but reading through the comments it seems everyone has a different understanding.
Binge eating definitely as well. Twizzlers tipped me off last time.
The first one is what my 30s looks like though and I’m happy with that
Bio king/queen is pretty controversial now as it’s considered transphobic.