Just the GDP of Uruguay on bitstrip-like avatars

IT’S NOT A BUBBLE!!!

I’m old school, where NSFW was either tits or gore, but I’m trying to be a bit more sensitive about it, and also trying to not lob a mental flashbang on someone’s desk while they eat their depression sandwich at work

Mr. Simpson, are you just holding on to the cans?

blushes in 4th read through of wheel of time

Isn’t the mad woman in the attic a Mr Rochester thing?

Oh man what a great rabbithole

I’ll finally get what I deserve then

Not who you are replying to, but anyway. I generally find this place a lot better than reddit. Everything you point out is valid, RE: core problem. Moderating is volunteer work, and by nature mods have authority. The real crux as you point out is the lack of ability to appeal a ban. That and lack of ban standardization even amongst mods. Paying mods wouldn’t help really. You can’t ask mods to attend a so you want to be a moderator: a training program for those still in denial about their agoraphobia program.

Because instances admins can ultimately take their ball and go home like you mention. It’s a tricky situation.

It’s not really different in the contex of womens’ experiences in healthcare. What I’m alluding to here is that we all buy into this system (regardless of if we want to or not) rather than challenge it.

Irrelevant

Then their point is valid, I’m just disinclined to champion it because of shitty third party actors. I will acknowledge it’s validity though.

Ideal world

I’m not trying to remove sex from this particular issue but highlight that this issue is a smaller part of a systemic problem

Ah. The insulin racket

I’m on the fence with your comment. Society viewing men as disposable is definitely a thing, and we do end up doing more hazardous and physically demanding work on the whole. The risks are real. Some of our mortality is hardwired, with men more prone to taking risks, which also drags the average.

You are also right about society not caring, though I would argue it’s the system we subscribe to.

I’m hesitant to fully jump on board with your comment because it’s close to bringing the whole ‘men too’ crowd which often has a note of toxicity to it.

The argument shouldnt be men vs. women, but people vs. those who exploit us, or people vs. the problem

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So it begins

My mind dragging my ass to the gym

That’s where you buy them and then have them carefully positioned on a teams call and see who cracks up

Rand starts gathering men who can channel (Asha’man), and builds the black tower. The first man he brings to his cause is Mazrim Taim. Taim is a very strong channeler, and close rival to Rand (much like Demandred was).

There is a lot of friction between Rand and Taim as Rand gives him license to train men, and essentially anoints him to the male equivalent of the Amyrlin.

Friction continues, Taim starts training his hand picked guys who are loyal to him showing them stuff he doesn’t show others.

Eventually Taim is shown as a dark friend.

The whole way RJ is hinting that Taim is Demandred but he changed course

Is my note still showing up? The original i posted had the word ‘fuck’ censored. I found an uncensored version like 2 mins after and ninja edited the post.

Brutal