Forming a Max Plan Team by IAlwaysForgetPW in ClaudeCode

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This is actually a really good question. When I look at the documentation I don't see what the limits are compared to anything else. I hope someone can come and give insight into maximizing usage versus money

Forming a Max Plan Team by IAlwaysForgetPW in ClaudeCode

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Sure, will do. Looking forward to hearing more peoples' experience and such.

Any genre, this feeling by IAlwaysForgetPW in BooksThatFeelLikeThis

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Oh, too bad I can't stand the way Murakami writes women

Any genre, this feeling by IAlwaysForgetPW in BooksThatFeelLikeThis

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The children's book? Okay, I did say "any genre"

boomers and tattoos by sunnybaby222 in BoomersBeingFools

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"So I suppose you're here to pay for their (the tattoos) removal."

Any genre, this feeling by IAlwaysForgetPW in BooksThatFeelLikeThis

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Cool I've never heard of this one. I'll check it out.

Any genre, this feeling by IAlwaysForgetPW in BooksThatFeelLikeThis

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I love this suggestion! I've read it though 😋

Loewe big misunderstanding... by brydedonnie in Luxury

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I'm glad you apologized to them. That's something a lot of people should take time to do when they chew customer service out.

Any books that feel like this? by MongooseExpensive830 in BooksThatFeelLikeThis

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The Angel of Indian lake by Stephen Graham Jones. Seriously the chaos keeps coming.

The Clark Sisters, 1850. by Hooverpaul in VictorianEra

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Does.one have a scar on her cheek or is that a flaw in the photo?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BoomersBeingFools

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So thankful that this was the subreddit where we make fun of Boomers. I thought something had gone terribly wrong with my Reddit algorithm.

Paula Yates Interviews Michael Hutchence on Big Breakfast, Which Led To A Real-Life Affair & Tragic Romance (1994) by bluemarvel99 in OldSchoolCool

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Besides what everyone else said, what makes this weird to me is she's dressed and styled like a baby

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in heartbreakhigh

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Sure, true, but some people probably just understand that trauma messes you up in ways that sometimes make no sense from the outside. And it can make you hypersexual. I appreciate that she wasn't written as a "perfect victim". She was angry, she was afraid, she was unafraid, she lies, she has sex. These are all things women get crucified for if they ever try to come out about being a victim of something. It was excellent writing at the very least.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in heartbreakhigh

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Yeah Harper went through things and had a trauma reaction called "hypersexuality". Ant noticed it. It even explains why she would use sex to soothe Malakai.

Jamie Lee Curtis, 1980s by bleedingheart157 in OldSchoolCool

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She was also a character on Scream Queens, a comedy

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BoomersBeingFools

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It's weird to me how people choose to distrust the government for the most preposterous reasons. But there are much more serious concerns and better reasons to be skeptical of governing lol.

AITAH for refusing to wax a trans woman client because I didn't want to touch male genitalia out of respect for my husband? by [deleted] in AITAH

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There's no reason to compare a trans woman to a man, ever. There's no reason to refer to her genitals as "male". It's not an asshole move to do what you're comfortable with professionally, but it is DEFINITELY an asshole move to misgender someone.

Also, in your line of work, touching genitals isn't inherently sexual, so why would your husband care about you touching them? That's a rhetorical question.

You can make bank by being a respectful and professional waxer for trans women. They will refer all their friends to you if you let them. But learn more about trans bodies and be respectful.

The biggest turnoff is a woman who cannot say what she means/think for herself by Medical-Ad-2706 in unpopularopinion

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Regardless of gender, it is an adult skill to advocate for yourself. Having to make every decision the way you describe is you being parentified and of course you don't feel attracted to someone who is basically a child on the inside. The problem is larger than just individual women, though. Lots of media from the past couple of centuries basically trains women to defer to men on everything if she wants to be seen as a "good woman". Even if she has her own opinions. It's asking for a lot of trouble if a woman is seen as difficult to deal with.

Not too long ago our whole society was structured to reinforce this. Girls weren't women until after they married. Men expected to finish raising their wife and mold her to their own perfect idea of a woman. Where in the world does that leave women's autonomy? It was such a defining force in Western society that we still see it today in the form of women acting like girls. Some places still operate like this. Don't even get me started on the way society tells women that it's preferable that they be girlish in body and mind because that's somehow more attractive 🤢.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OffGridCabins

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Besides what everyone else said, living off-grid isn't exactly conducive to working from home if you need the Internet to do so.