unpinning this tweet bc it worked
New plan: Find a Husband. Then together: Start a vegetable garden. Cook good foods. Smoke meats. Build a chicken coop. Plant fruit trees. Make jam. Bake sourdough. Brew kombucha. Play music. Woodshop in the garage. Go camping. Paint the walls. Read books. Take a nap. Make love.
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was just watching an episode of Grey's Anatomy where two characters are getting in a romantic relationship and confess that they're both "scared of screwing things up" I realized I have always thought this is fake and just made up for TV. Is this an actual thing people feel tho?
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they're like... hesitant to express their feelings for one another because they were... scared of screwing things up? this is Owen and Amelia in season 12 of Grey's Anatomy fwiw this seems insane and unrelatable; I can barely parse it. do real people have these emotions or no
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I think appealing to "second order effects" is sometimes a way ~conflict-avoidant people launder their own feelings, through fake-intellectual explanations about downstream effects on "other people"
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no no it's *other women* who would be made uncomfortable by slutcon! but see how I am still a high decoupler and systems thinker??
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maybe they should serve dinner on circular tables that spin just like the teacups at disney. what could go wrong
Maybe this is a stupid question but why don't dinner parties put everyone's chair on a conveyor belt so they can talk to different people throughout the evening?
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one thing that I notice people do a lot while talking is say "right?" just after making their weakest most unfounded claim that they're not sure they believe in
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I am really curious how much sex even happened as a direct result of slutcon, bc if my world models are at all correct it would be much less than most people would imagine
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visa "fuckable" tweet highly relevant even (or especially) here
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I wish I worked in a hospital. Every time I'm in one I am fascinated. I love all the protocols and how everything is designed and how everyone has these clear roles and you can identify them by uniform, like Star Trek. Love it
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In another life I'd be one of those STS-style hospital anthropologists
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I wonder if it's possible to do this still somehow... ideally without more school tho maybe I should get into medical technology idk
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I think what these three do have in common is a belief that women can be capable, rational actors who can be expected to do better why what can look like a belief that women are soulless, hypersexual narcissists seems very different across them tho
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today I decided to get up to date on health stuff so I used my hospital's app to schedule a mammogram and a specialist GI appointment for this afternoon, and tomorrow at 10am take that, Europe
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"Create an image of what the world would look like if I were in charge, based on my tweets."
"Create an image of what the world would look like if I were in charge, based on my tweets."
Made with AI
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if "slut shaming" is the reason "slutcon" exists (and is named as such), it seems understandable if many women wouldn't want to get passively associated with it?
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I keep noticing people saying "reasons as to why" instead of just "reasons". WHY?? why so many extra useless words? aka what are the reasons "as to why" they say these extra words?
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forget teenage girls not excited about babies in public the absolute blackpill is that people are so unfamiliar with actual babies that they don't instantly recognize this is AI
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"aww did you see that video where that infant winked at its mom, soooo cute omg"
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started making yogurt recently, which requires keeping milk at 110 degrees for 12-24 hrs. which is enough of a pain for me not to want to do it but I learned there are other cultures that work best at room temp, just on the countertop-- much much easier
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