Seriously I’m so stocked up on Stimpacks that I run a damn business leveling up cooking food and selling it and never have to touch it

That is the first valid use of that joke in years. Good job.

He used to play fallout, till he took a Sonata to the knee.

We should start a club. The “my body’s falling apart club”.

Another EDS/POTS person! Hello!

Neurocardiogenic syncope and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome that’s a comorbidity of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.

Hell is other people.

Women are not always favoured. And if you go a bit back in your statement where you say that women are not choosing to go into STEAM you are negating the rest of your statement in a funny way.

Well, I’ve been in the field a little longer and can’t say your experience matches mine. Maybe I have a different POV since my wife also works in IT. We went to the same polytech and I know she’s better than I am at some things and vice versa. We’ve both worked overtime, holidays, nights, crap work, etc. Her career…

Anecdote != data.

I call BS on that. STEM, with tech in particular, is treated as a boys club and women are almost always either looked down upon in terms of skills and capabilities or only viewed at as eye candy. That is something I can personally attest to. I’ve seen resumes come in from women and the only time they even get a chance…

I have to use a chlorox wipe on the bathroom floor after getting out of the shower. FREAKING WHAT EVEN UTERUS.

I love my period panties too, but mine look like this:

Ah, Wesleyan. Keep fucking up, you gorgeous institution.

I think it’s really more complicated than that. I mean, define “feelings.” I think it’s natural to still be attracted to someone whom you loved and had an intimate, sexual relationship with. Is it normal to be in love with someone 15 years later? The answer depends.

Dear 2nd guy,

We both save. You don’t seem to have read the article, which doesn’t surprise me, because the rudest commenters are usually the least informed.

Can I add.