I love him so much.

Holy shit that goes hard.

oh hey I married mine actually. 5 years in now.

Call me GG

Yes I have it and also have been working inpatient psych for 10 years. Sociopathy is no longer used because that constellation of symptoms got worked into the cluster b PDs along with psychopathy’s closest modern analogue–antisocial. As I said, it’s also more reflective of the overall understanding of those presentations over time as psychology / psychiatry have evolved, including an understanding of how to treat them. It’s always been very important to me to understand where we’ve come from to better know where we’re going.

The official linguistic term is “The Euphemism Treadmill” and refers to things like retarded->special needs->intellectually disabled and sociopathy->borderline personality disorder->emotionally unstable personality disorder (although the latter is also somewhat reflective of advancement / evolution in our understanding of the disorder).

They gonna put a concentration camp on it.

Yeah iirc the absolute best solution proposed was to not put any markings at all and bury it deep enough that any future civilization advanced enough to get to it will probably realize what it is long before they actually get to it.

That much melatonin will give you weird sweat nightmares. I just mention this because a lot of people think more mg = more sleep but at 10+ mg melatonin does real weird shit to your REM cycle. Most evidence shows that the optimal dose is often less than 1 mg. Just in case you’re curious.

Honestly I was starting to consider this line of thought. Maybe if I applied it while the superglue is still wet too.

possibly still a little too thick… ty though!

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Posting for the rainbow herring because I heard the term once and It’s a phrase perfectly coined for it’s niche and I’m always gonna think that’s really neat.

Bumpers would be too rounded / thick to sit on top of my nails I would think, but felt is a thought! ty!

As an aside, some garments (especially fancy ones) have pockets that are sewn shut so that they stay flat in transport and lay perfectly on a mannequin, but with thin thread and loose stitches so that it’s easy to pull them out with just a few quick snips. Same with the back vent on long coats. It would be difficult to pack and transport them neatly and non destructively (with flappy bits all over the pace and pockets that could get stuck on machinery) but the stitches are weak and meant to be removed by the end consumer just the same as the tags are meant to be removed. Although I did have a coworker who wore fancy sneakers with the tag still on which was an absolutely mystifying thing to see on multiple levels at a healthcare job, but apparently that’s some kind of sneaker culture thing (and while they were a lovely person they did eventually decide that healthcare was not their jam).

Yeah whether or not the existing power structures around it are just humans are very much “nesting” animals.

I go HARD and despite my mother’s best efforts I’m really not sure about the girl thing. More research is needed.

Nurse life has me nodding along to this while eating lunch.

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…took me a second!

I mean according to half the commenters I’m not so

I was gonna say idk that the full day thing makes sense but consolidation in general isn’t a bad plan.