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That's kinda implying kids aren't georgous if you say that a little girl so georgous doesn't look like a little girl :lol:
I didn't know her before and although she is beautiful, she does look like a kid to me. The main thing that sets her apart from other kids is that she wears makeup when most ...

Learning to undeny wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 12:05 am Ok, I basically agree with that.

Oh alright, sorry if I went a bit off topic ^^

Thank you Liyowo. Each health professional is an individual with their own biases and preconceived notions from society, but who can ultimately think for themselves and be compassionate even with people they may not like. I disagree with this idea of them as a monolith that only follow orders from ...

I think people over here have too much fear of therapists. Being open to someone in real life can be a good thing, even if it's not without risks. I encourage you to keep with it, and would like to know what therapy does for you.

However, do not put your faith on "conversion therapy". It didn't ...

That's a great analysis, you put into words a lot of what I've been thinking.
Still have no idea what such a strategy would entail though.

Jim Burton wrote: Mon Oct 20, 2025 5:57 pm He goes on for around 15 minutes after that - might be worth cutting out and uploading to FST.

Sounds like a good idea

I have seen this, definitely a deliberate strategy to downplay the gravity of what was said.

Nice to see someone calling out the hysteria:
https://youtu.be/0rkmGwTyJc4?si=W-8gsGRlPIMKrDtp&t=1896

Sorry to hear that, losing a friend is never easy.

In a sickening move he proceeded to put his hand on the teen’s calf before fleeing.

This actually happened to me IRL. A man in his 40 flirted with me and when he touched my calf I said no and then he left. It was an awkward moment but nothing traumatizing, it didn't hurt me physically or ...