Can't remember where atm, but I've read that the more you weigh, the less you perceive sugar and salt. 

Ego depletion studies have not successfully replicated. In other words, we no longer know it’s actually a thing.

Nutritionists aren't dieticians. 

Dude, he's responding to a comment saying that diets don't work and are like a pyramid scheme. Some ideas need to fucking be dismissed. 

You:

Your assumption is false. 

Ew. This comes very close to claiming that fat people are oppressed. Friendly, very simple reminder from an overweight black girl: if you can choose to be it, you’re not oppressed.

I appreciate the update and use it regularly.

This has been studied and there is a very big difference between “I want to be a girl” (just a phase, not trans) and “No, I’m a girl” (most likely actually trans).

That honestly makes sense. It's medication and it prevents a child from becoming severely depressed or suicidal. 

The options are turn out to be cisgender and end up with a small penis forever, or turn out to be trans and look like and be mistaken for a man forever. I think the small penis outcome would be preferable, considering that no one would even know in the first place. 

That's sex, not gender. 

Why does having a princess phase have anything to do with gender in the first place? That’s the point. Why does liking princesses make a boy not just a boy but a “gender diverse boy”? We need to stop gendering interests, period. 

You could say you're bacon pancakin'. 

That's a great idea, but maybe make it a scale of 1 to 3 for simplicity, so you're not spending so much time rating tasks and it's still high, medium, and low. 

Wha? The description of “growth” sounds more like it describes “urgency” to me. How long something takes to do has nothing to do with how urgent it is. Maybe it should’ve been “seriousness, time, urgency.” I really like this idea though, especially if you rate the categories by numbers as another commenter suggested. 

I’m depressed. I’m 22 and black (my skintone is very close to the second darkest color in the app, a medium brown) and just started wearing sunscreen this year. The with-sun-protection filter showed me looking very similar to the one without it 25 years from now and I kind of feel discouraged because why bother if I’m…

Don't compare a Twitter spat to actual injuries and malpractice. 

It's not to appear serious. It's because it's hard to hold a smile for as long as it took for a photograph to be captured then. 

There’s a difference between opening your mouth to smile with teeth and opening your mouth as wide as possible like you’re trying to catch very large wasps. I don't know why this is a thing.