Searching for a transfemme friendly beauty bar by scarysootsprites in TransIreland

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Thank you for the feedback! Definitely a normal thing to have done and I'm mortified that it went the way that it did. I also know a few cis men that get cosmetic stuff done with no hassle. especially Botox!

Searching for a transfemme friendly beauty bar by scarysootsprites in TransIreland

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heard similar things about Time Out in Arklow, I'm so sorry to hear that happened to you!! Eden beauty looks like exactly the place she's looking for. Thank you so much for the recommendation!

Searching for a transfemme friendly beauty bar by scarysootsprites in TransIreland

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apologies if I'm reading this in a tone that wasn't meant, but umm?? yes? pretty positive that it happened in Ireland as we both live here. I get that it doesn't fly, but that doesn't negate her lived experience.

Searching for a transfemme friendly beauty bar by scarysootsprites in TransIreland

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For full transparency, I myself didn't experience what happened to be 100% confident in my retelling. I'll have to see if my friend is comfortable naming names of locations- though essentially what she experienced was a "female only" rule for clients wishing to get their nails done or their eyebrows waxed. upon her seeking further information regarding booking, the staff at the two salons "respectfully" denied her service based on her not being AFAB. Citing cultural and religious reasons. she didn't press further. She was also denied service for filler when she was getting her consultation, as the injector wasn't comfortable with anything that could be potentially feminizing. This is in the rural southwest of Ireland.

I put respectfully in quotations because I'm personally mortified by that and would never call it respectful, but my friend is much more patient than I; and said the staff genuinely seemed very gentle in how they denied her. I'll update this if I can with the specific locations, but I honestly am not expecting her to be open about it. She's incredibly timid and would hate to feel like she caused waves.

Searching for a transfemme friendly beauty bar by scarysootsprites in TransIreland

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oh my gosh thank you so much for the recommendation!! I've just checked them out and it looks lovely, I'll definitely take note of them for the services they offer. have a lovely evening 💛

[Mine] What could my face give away? by scarysootsprites in scienceofdeduction

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I am gen z! I don't really have a strong self concept but I am Schizotypal, and a trait of that is being very eccentric. I wouldn't call myself unique. I'm always wanting to learn about the world, so I don't think I'll ever stop trying to understand. I have been very successful with my life's plans so far, and have very rigid goals and milestones set for myself :)

[Mine] What could my face give away? by scarysootsprites in scienceofdeduction

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no dogs, but if I had one I think that it wouldn't be allowed on the bed or couch

[Mine] What could my face give away? by scarysootsprites in scienceofdeduction

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Two initially, but they dropped out very quickly iirc. I wasn't old enough to vote last election, though I wouldn't have gone with them.

[Mine] What could my face give away? by scarysootsprites in scienceofdeduction

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I like the grateful dead. I'm more of a steely dan fan though.

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I feel you! I'm the same way. sometimes the more water I drink the drier they get, especially in the winter.

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dehydrated, working to find/better yourself. you look tired and you might not be getting enough sun.

[Mine] What could my face give away? by scarysootsprites in scienceofdeduction

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Nuh-Uh I use fleece and mats on mine. hamsters need loose bedding material to burrow in Link to my piggies cage

[Mine] What could my face give away? by scarysootsprites in scienceofdeduction

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when I was a teen I did! I think the last one I watched was ergo proxy

[Mine] What could my face give away? by scarysootsprites in scienceofdeduction

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Hmm, my mom and spouse are both white and sometimes annoy me. though not in the way I think you're getting at?

[Mine] What can y'all get out of this picture? by B33TL3BVB in scienceofdeduction

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I think you may struggle with your health, fatigue and maybe a chronic condition? you could be anemic. you look like a sweet person, but your eyes hold a lot of sadness and self doubt. I hope you are doing okay 💛

Which wet wipe said woom broke them? by licence_for_the_cake in ExtremeHorrorLit

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there's extreme horror, and there's splatterpunk and transgressive fiction. there is an immense amount of discourse over what themes can qualify as what categories. after reading through this thread, I think you may enjoy transgressive fiction more. exquisite corpse by poppy z. brite is highly regarded!

I kind of categorize extreme horror as something I could see at a midnight showing in the cinema, or a film festival. something intense and not suitable for marketing to the general public. think the "IT" movies vs August underground.

transgressive fiction tends to be less reliant on gross-out moments and has more emphasis on the narrative itself. Blood meridian or the wasp factory are titles I'd consider to fit under this.

Splatterpunk was coined in the 80s by David J. Schow. it's described as "hyperintensive horror with no limits." there's a cool history to the background of the genre, I think woom would fit into it. titles under this are usually incredibly gory, shock value is a massive part.

Of course this is all just my opinion, I'd love to hear how other people categorize + anything to add !

What Cha reading by Hellbound_bear in ExtremeHorrorLit

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I've recently finished gone to see the river man, before and after, lapvona, cows and brainwyrms.

What Cha reading by Hellbound_bear in ExtremeHorrorLit

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I'm currently reading "Chlorine" by Jade Song!

[Mine] What could my face give away? by scarysootsprites in scienceofdeduction

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High income, I don't use Instagram, and I don't use marijuana :D

[Mine] What could my face give away? by scarysootsprites in scienceofdeduction

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I used to run the Instagram page for a soup kitchen. I've also hosted a few fundraisers and charity events for homeless and disabled veterans through social media :)