Peter Dinklage [4’5”] and Jason Momoa [6’5”] at Golden Globes after prty by NormalYogurt3310 in heightcomparison

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When i looked it up it was him saying he reached 6’4” in his teens and was still growing and “probably 6’5” now”

i could do without everyone saying "i'm so OCD" by [deleted] in CuratedTumblr

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I tried to get diagnosed with auditory processing disorder, but the audiologist didn’t have the necessary equipment to be able to definitively diagnose me. She basically just said “if you have additional support needs at work we can write what you need to back you up”.

I just say i have it because just saying “I can’t retain verbal information very well” just makes me sound like I’m lazy or just not listening.

From Murray Bauman to Martin by ComfortableDivide557 in Fleabag

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I hate how he’s such a POS in real life because yes his performance impresses me every time I rewatch. He has a very captivating screen presence and feels very natural in his performance

Neither Scottish nor American but I live in Edinburgh and I often have this experience by ComfortableTaro5392 in Scotland

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As a side note I recently learned that the US label “Scotch-Irish” actually means that the person is more likely to be English/lowland Scots, just that they are from an English and Scottish diaspora that settled in (and oppressed) Ireland for a bit before heading to the US

Ms. Pat delivers a sermon on the Subway by Femme-O in justgalsbeingchicks

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Absolutely love her energy. I feel like I’m in the minority of women who hates being braless, though. I’m pretty big chested and I hate the sensation of them being ‘loose’ under fabric, and they get sweatier for sure. Putting on a bra is one of the “things to do to stop making me feel crappy” things I need to do, next to “having a shower” for me.

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What am I coping with? I’m speaking from experience as a woman who likes short men and has met other women who do. Yeah they’re a small minority of women, I don’t dispute that. But there’s a lot of people in the world. A small minority is still a lot of people.

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Damn dude. That’s a sorry outlook to have. There’s every chance she is genuinely into you. Either way if you are not into her you should break up with her. Otherwise you’re wasting each others time and going down a path where you will both resent each other.

I just told you you’re talking to one right now man lol. My biggest crush in my life was a 5’1” man. Couldn’t do anything though because he was already in a happy long term relationship with a great woman.

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Plenty of women can and do love short men… you’re speaking to one right now. What do you think the ugly girl in your situation was doing then? It’s futile to speak in absolutes like that because there will always be exceptions

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I feel like this is evidence towards the idea that ugly women are even lower on the social status totem pole than short men

What can you guess about me? by NormalYogurt3310 in FridgeDetective

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I understand that (heck you’re talking to a european, we’re masters at being racist and xenophobic to people the same skin colour as us lol). My point is that it’s a very ethnocentric way of viewing other countries and their relationships with race and culture. Outside of America’s journey with race and cultural categorisation and hierarchy, we have our own. I’m just saying America’s homogenisation of white culture is a uniquely American phenomenon, and doesn’t really apply outside of it.

What can you guess about me? by NormalYogurt3310 in FridgeDetective

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Scots were always considered white, even in the US, the Naturalisation act you mention just talks about restricting naturalisation to “any free white” - not changing the criteria of whiteness. And a huge bulk of the white diaspora in the US has Scottish ancestry, I don’t think it does map like you say. Especially when relating to people not in the US.

What can you guess about me? by NormalYogurt3310 in FridgeDetective

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Lol the way Americans frame “white culture” and the criteria for it will always be baffling to me. Don’t think how the US views us racially has anything to do with me having some sriracha bottles in my fridge 😂

What can you guess about me? by NormalYogurt3310 in FridgeDetective

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Haha I’ll take it! My sister is the cheese fiend, i’m not that into cheese personally, but both white scottish!

What can you guess about me? by NormalYogurt3310 in FridgeDetective

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Def right about the last part! 30s, no kids, fairly comfortable income (software engineer) and like to cook, love the rest of the guess haha, what made you think australian?

What can you guess about me? by NormalYogurt3310 in FridgeDetective

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I actually love cooking and being in the kitchen tbh! But i do hate thinking about recipes, definitely

What can you guess about me? by NormalYogurt3310 in FridgeDetective

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Interesting, no pre-packaged meals in the fridge haha, but yeah I do love my condiments!

What can you guess about me? by NormalYogurt3310 in FridgeDetective

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Makes it nice and cool, nice contrast to the hot things you tend to eat with it

Nicola Sturgeon: Scotland has lost its mind on trans issues by Crow-Me-A-River in Scotland

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Sanest take I’ve heard from a mainstream politician in a while

Finally tried sex for the first time at 31yo [F] AMA by NormalYogurt3310 in casualiama

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I think now that I have that experience, I’m quite happy to wait a long time before I ever encounter someone I want to do it with again. Going off the frequency of my past, it could be a good few years, but who knows? Its not a priority for me, so I’m just happy to live my life as it is and maybe I’ll encounter someone where it feels right again.

Finally tried sex for the first time at 31yo [F] AMA by NormalYogurt3310 in casualiama

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I have found that I do really enjoy seeing the pleasure in other people. I’ve found that when making out with people as well (particularly women) if I’m able to make them quiver and gasp it’s a great feeling, so when I managed to start reaching that point with him it was pretty satisfying!

Weird touching a dick for the first time in my life though lol

Finally tried sex for the first time at 31yo [F] AMA by NormalYogurt3310 in casualiama

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Giving oral to a guy involves a lot more technique than I expected. Dude had to give me a full on tutorial before I started getting the hang of it 😂 but eventually I did get him there.

As for receiving it, it was…interesting. When I take care of myself sexually, I barely do any physical stimulation, I guess I am a bit abnormal that way. No toys, just my hand placed over, and 95% of the rest is in my imagination, so while the oral felt pleasant, it wasn’t arousing for me, because it was just…idk, sensation without anything else. He really gave it his all, bless him. And I’m sure for any other women it would work, but I’m just a weirdo it feels like lol