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Which part, the snort-laugh or the overdoses and criminal activities?

I’m in. Let’s have a social blog and all watch Mother! together. You could make it a monthly thing. Like a book club for people who are too tired to read. (Seriously, I have barely read a book since November 2016.)

Considering our society tells men that all emotions are stupid, “gay,” and weak, about the only time they even feel things like vulnerability or openness might be post orgasm with a trusted partner.

Now that I really think about it, this article doesn’t affect women at all

Stop dating homeless dudes, James.

Widow here too. Hang in there. I worried about this too before I met my new boyfriend, but what helps is that he’s incredibly supportive. I know there’s a lady out there who will be supportive of you during your process. Grief sucks. 

This makes total sense. Considering our society tells men that all emotions are stupid, “gay,” and weak, about the only time they even feel things like vulnerability or openness might be post orgasm with a trusted partner.

On the other hand, given that this phenomenon has already been researched and confirmed in women,* you’d think that empathy would come with relative ease.

Exactly, besides for heterosexual women understanding male post coital tendencies might help significantly in their relations. For instance why do some dudes get all weird, distant and disinterested after sex. It might help women deal with this sudden change of personality, it also might help encourage men to not act

I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope you’re well. 

I haven’t had sex since my wife died. Not sure if I will, but every now and then I think about it and I fear this very thing.

I’m not sure the snarky, dismissive blog style really goes well with discussions of mental health.

Guy here. I remember when I was younger (under 20) I would often have a stage feeling after an orgasm (both by myself and with a partner) that I can only describe as dysphoria. Other than feeling lethargic and hungry afterward, I would often have this feeling like “now that that’s done, what else is there to live for

about which I am really trying to muster some freaking empathy.

I had one glorious Jeopardy! moment 3 years ago. I was doing per diem work at a community residence for the mentally ill. They all watched the show religiously. I watched it with them that evening. It was like the categories had been handpicked for me. I was throwing out correctanswers” to nearly every “question”.

I love her story and look forward to seeing it!

One of the most toxic fandoms I’ve ever seen was for the show Once Upon a Time.

Ha, I’ve been in fandom since I was old enough to go on the first beginnings of public internet and your fandom probably only had like, three hand-made websites. You are correct in your assessment. Fandom tends to go along merrily and happily in a big kumbaya circle for a while and then a very vocal contingent of

I’m not liking how carrying naloxone is being reported like it’s a bad thing. If you or your friends are at risk of overdosing (or just at all likely to be using heroin/opiates), then carrying naloxone and knowing how to use it is a great idea. I sometimes work at a clinic that provides drug users with free

LOL, because you know she’s such a feminist too.