u/BassBoneSupremacy

I just graduated from uni where I used the makerspace to 3d print all the time, but this is my first printer of my own. I'm trying to figure out how to set it up but the website from the qr code only has later models.

Does anyone know where I can get a user manual and the correct firmware?

They're also all transfem and I'm transmasc. So everyone wants the pussy for Girl Reasons™ but here I am desperately trying to be ok with having one as someone who is very much NOT a girl.

If I could press the button I would have both. But I'm not down to deal with a costly salmacian surgery and all the red tape that comes with it. I'm currently attempting to convince myself I already DO have both cause of tdick, but it's obviously not the same.

I have no transmasc friends. I have no transneutral/unaligned enby friends. And now my transfem friends are making me feel like a girl (not on purpose) cause I don't hate having a pussy (anymore). It doesn't help that I've only recently gotten to the point where I can be penetrated without freaking out from dysphoria. Now it feels like that's totally out the window.

Anyone have coping advice? I'd prefer to hear from other folks with similar anatomy/dysphoria.

I've been out as non-binary (they/them) for years now; I've legally changed my name and everything.

As I've gotten more comfortable with my identity, I've been wondering about using it/its. Sometimes I feel like I'm just a little creature, y'know? Or a weird cosmic space horror, Omeluum-style. I'm still nervy about it but I also kinda want to dip my toes into the dehumanization aspect.

I know it/its can be uncomfortable for people to use especially if you have a lot of trauma surrounding those pronouns, but as someone who has been called an "it" by transphobes for years and years, I'm basically over the shame. So I want to try it out in a positive space :)

For a name, please use Micah.

r/calvinandhobbes is finally open again! Only text posts for now, but they're working on allowing the comics again.

https://www.reddit.com/r/calvinandhobbes/s/Z6mngyiW5t

As a band kid I love this

See r/LifeProTips for examples of what I mean. Feel free to post multiple!

I'll go first (nb/bi): if you think you're into someone, take some time to think about whether you actually want to be with them, or if you just want to be them.

Not only has this helped me figuring out my gender and how I want to present, but I also now have a much better understanding of what I'm looking for in a partner (at least vibes-wise). It also reinforced my bisexuality lol.

I can't help but worry this is Ubisoft's last attempt at reviving the series, and that if these ""new"" games don't sell well, we won't get any more Rayman.

Also I will probably remake this poll once we get confirmed information. It will be fun to compare responses!

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I've been surviving off 1 small meal + occasional (unhealthy) snacks for the last 3ish years. It's mostly because of my depression and executive dysfunction; I also struggle to take care of myself in other areas. I didn't even realize it was a problem until I brought it up with my therapist.

I'm trying to get better but I genuinely don't even know where to start to eat "healthy." Cooking takes a lot of effort and food is really expensive rn which is part of the reason I just...don't eat. Looking up recipes feels overwhelming, buying ingredients hurts my pockets, and actually mustering up the effort to make something is... difficult, to say the least.

I also want to start exercising semi-regulary. My previous attempts have all failed but I'm hoping if I can put more fuel into my body, I can actually make some progress. My mindset has always been "you need to lose more weight," but a gym rat friend of mine says I actually need to gain weight (muscle). Obviously I know protein is the big thing there but again I don't really know where to start with that either.

Any advice?