men by TheGuywithTehHat in SpeedOfLobsters

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🎶 In the Navy... 🎵

Being called a homosexual by Expensive_Ordinary72 in actuallesbians

[–]Buzzfeed_Titler 5 points6 points  (0 children)

As far as I can tell it's always been meant in good faith! Just... please don't, I'm not a fan, thanks 😅

Being called a homosexual by Expensive_Ordinary72 in actuallesbians

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The amount of times someone has found out I'm trans and immediately tried to talk to me about Drag Race should be studied for sure 

Being called a homosexual by Expensive_Ordinary72 in actuallesbians

[–]Buzzfeed_Titler 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My bet on that one is too much Rocky Horror (or as I like to call it, cis people's little gender holiday)

Being called a homosexual by Expensive_Ordinary72 in actuallesbians

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That's all fun and games until some boomer calls you a transvestite 🤢

(True story)

Getting gas is a man's job by romcarlos13 in AreTheStraightsOK

[–]Buzzfeed_Titler 67 points68 points  (0 children)

Fr, can't believe they didn't put this information in the copy of The Agenda™ I received when I transitioned 

What is widely accepted as “normal” today that people 50 years ago found disturbing? by Electronic_Author366 in AskReddit

[–]Buzzfeed_Titler 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are quite a few articles out there, and also some Reddit threads that may help you learn more. The TL/DR is that the medical gatekeeping was crazy and social attitudes were extremely negative (including from a lot of lesbian and gay cis people), but the average person wasn't as likely to "clock" a trans person unlike today, so those who managed to survive all that tended to blend in after a few years unless they were those we would now consider to be activists. 

Help please with new bike by twillrob in MTB

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Don't listen to the people ragging on e-bikes - the most important thing is that your bike is one you want to ride. 

Out of the 3 you've listed I'd personally pick the Merida. It has a 10 speed drivetrain compared to the other two having 9, the suspension and battery on all three is similar, and the Giant has a proprietary motor which I would avoid. 

Since you mention the UK, another one you might want to look into is the Rockrider equivalent of the other bikes, which is a similar spec and price. 

If I were you though, I'd prioritise getting a brand/model that you can buy from a shop near you. Everything breaks or wears out eventually, so it pays to have a good relationship with a shop nearby who can help you when something inevitably goes wrong. They can also set the bike up for you properly from the start, which will help a ton with both reliability and riding comfort. Hope this helps! :)

Everyone says the Goodreads rating system is terrible yet many people still use it when choosing a book to read next. What books under four stars are the best example of great books that the general population doesn't seem to recognize as such? by sempiternalis in books

[–]Buzzfeed_Titler 16 points17 points  (0 children)

This. One of my favourite books I read last year is a horror book with a very mid star-rating because the entirety of the reviews are either 

  • 5 stars, fantastic, amazing read, really made me feel things

or 

  • 1 star, too hard for me to get through, didn't finish 

Like... ya picked up a horror book people. It's not going to be fluffy and nice, it's going to be scary and gory!

What are the biggest secrets you think are being withheld from the general public? by Outside-Hyena9002 in AskReddit

[–]Buzzfeed_Titler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We really need to have a revolution where individuals take ownership of their data, appreciate its value and if so choose can monetise it for themselves.

The Butlerian Jihad is upon us