It’s difficulty it’s what makes the game so great. Unfortunately, the general public won’t put the effort in to fully enjoy it. I found it by chance about 3 years ago and it’s gotten me through some times. It’s got more soul than everything else out there IMO. Doesn’t matter of its underrated by the public. Those of us who know, know it’s worth. It’s made for us, not those who wouldn’t appreciate it.

This makes me think of the sunk cost fallacy. I figure they are so heavily invested at this point that they are doubling down. If they don’t have Trump to back their views, they might realize being a bigot isn’t cool.

Sure, but when these laws were passed they were intended to keep women down. Just like women couldn’t vote or have back accounts. The fact they still exist, along with more of our rights being reduced, shows the misogynistic intent.

“Google Messages will note inline when something has been “Edited,” while the original message will be viewable by long-pressing the overflow menu > View details.”

If you know someone doesn’t read their messages right, you could fuck with them by sending responses unfiltered and filtered.

Example: “that’s a stupid idea” and editing it to “I’ll consider that”

Just know that they’ll see it, so only do with this with friendly trolling. Or just use it for typos. That’s probably safer.

Given his character, he would certainly try.

I second this. Great game. Completely worth it - especially at this price.

Thank you for saving the rest of us from obsessively puzzling this out.

I’m a white straight cis-woman who hates my hair and would buzz cut if it were more socially acceptable. It’s not a gender thing; it’s a tactile-sensory thing. I dislike it on my neck and face and hate the cost and experience of monthly maintenance to keep a cute pixie cut. A good hairstyle (by good I mean one you feel good in) definitely matters. I’m doing my hair longer now to get it in a pony tail. Don’t love it at all, but while it’s was growing out I felt frumpy and depressed. I would feel more confident if I could buzz mine without this stigma. If I were more courageous I would but the last time I had it very low people were judgy and to me it’s wasn’t worth the reactions.

But I don’t think your post is actually about the hair cut. There’s a lot of feelings you both your ends on what it means and what you think it means but may not. A healthy relationship IMO needs to talk about these openly. Even if you find you’re growing in different directions, if you love her, try to support her being authentic to herself. You may find your relationship can be stronger for it.

It’s a South Park reference. Handicap kid named Timmy who communicates saying “Timaay”. The vanity being spelt this way along with being a handicap plate is what makes it perfect.