🌞 Alexander Daychilde 🌞

Meh. I’ve taken some autism tests that made me think HOLY SHIT THAT ME, but looking at this one… not so much.

Which is fine.

I think I’ve mostly built up coping - and whatever is from the severe ADHD I know I have vs anything else contributing… eh, whatever. heh. I feel like autism spectrum / AuDHD / ADHD people are my people, and also other neurospicy folks of various kinds. My people. <3

Or how about you fuck completely and all the way off with that bigotry.

You should learn a bit of history.

I’m not here to teach you. I’m here to tell you to fuck off with your bigotry and block your bigoted ass.

It kinda makes sense, though. She was a “transvestite” for a very long time, and I guess just finally realized she was a she. :) For a while, she said she didn’t mind being called Eddie or Suzy, but more recently said that actually, she would prefer Suzy, although I suspect she’s pretty relaxed about it. :)

Her^[1] bit on Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk_pHZmn5QM

There is some good information in here, but it’s also mixed in with some bad.

I don’t have the energy to go through it all. But for just one tiny example: Parmesan cheese and cellulose. First of all, bad information says “cellulose is what you find in wood. You’re eating wood!” Yes, cellulose is in wood. It’s also in VEGETABLES. If you eat vegetables, you’re eating cellulose. Furthermore, it’s a small percentage of the grated parmesan cheese, and it’s there to prevent the cheese from caking and clumping. This video claims [approximate quote] “There’s hardly any cheese in parmesan cheese” which is a bullshit claim. It’s usually like 95% cheese, if not more.

Just one example.

And yes, there is some good information in here.

But also, regarding being able to pronounce ingredients: Look up what makes up an apple. It’s chemicals you can’t pronounce. And yet apples are most certainly healthy.

This video is really not a great source of information. Marginal at best. I think they were trying, and there is some good info in there. But it’s mixed in with some pretty marginal info.

I may well ſupport the uſe of archaic characters, but I ſtill cannot help reading thoſe as “pee steam” and “piss type”. :)

If you’re finding out about things like that on your wedding night… well, that’s a choice.

Ideally, before you commit to spending the rest of your life with someone, you want to make sure you’re compatible. That includes sex. If the two people want different things and can’t fulfil each others’ desires or needs - sex or otherwise - that’s going to be a problem.

So none of that on your wedding night should be a surprise.

and frankly, speaking as someone who got married… we were really too tired to do anything anyway. We did for the sake of having done it, but it wasn’t a huge sexy thing. We had a bit of fun and took a damn nap. heh. (But we also weren’t very rich, so we’d done decorations and ‘catered’ our wedding, so we were both tired anyway, but it was still a nice day)

“Good Nestle,” :crosses arms:, “Bad Nestle.”

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