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Part of it is also that the medical industry can be kind of slow to adapt to the fact that it’s not the 90s anymore and people aren’t using premarin so you don’t to take as little estrogen as possible to avoid dying of blood clots. I think the endocrine society was particularly bad for this

The taiping rebellion was always really interesting to me. Some starts saying he’s jesus’ brother, starts a christianity-derived cult in china, and then fights a civil war against the government which kills 30 million people, and no one ever talks about it. Just this huge, really weird event that’s largely unknown in the west. I should learn about it more

Ooh this one looks much safer

Cis people are so fucking weird

Dungeon meshi on the other hand is absolutely a cooking focused show; I almost didn't continue because I have zero interest in shows about cooking; it's literally everything other than the food that I watch it for

So does it get better? I just finished the episode with the golems and the story is kind of intriguing, the cooking parts get old fast

Personally, I wouldn’t have any problem with “person with autism” a priori or in a vacuum, but what bothers me about it is that it is used with the actual intention of separating my autism from who I am, and that combined with the fact that it’s often allistic people promoting it makes it feel like framing my autism as something negative and that I ought to be treated in spite of it rather than framing it as something normal. Which sucks because it is a part of who I am and it feels like they’re just denigrating me for being autistic but in an indirect way.

Not op but “autistic person” is generally what most people prefer over “person with autism”

Clarity edit: what I mean is yes, “autistic person” is generally taken the same way as “is autistic” by people who prefer identity-first language and they tend to be comfortable with that. Can’t speak for op though

Adding a qr like it’s a verrit code