I’m north of 30.

I lived in Manhattan for 36 years. I never had a doorman, a dishwasher, or light fixtures in my bedroom or living room (which were often one and the same)

You wash your dishes in the sink.

I am in the minority. I don’t have HPV. I have also slept with very few men.

I really hope that the lessons on “How to create and sustain healthy and respectful relationships” includes discussions about consent.

I have a rare autoimmune disease that is progressive and neurodegenerative. I cannot work and live off Social Security.

I think most of us can relate to the harsh realization that the things we thought we wanted turned out to be the things that made us miserable.

For argument’s sake, let’s say that facilitated communication is 100% legitimate.

I totally understand not wanting to use an elderly person as a prop, especially if it was cold and the ground was slippery.

I have a rare autoimmune disease. Progressive, neurodegenerative, and incurable. There is very little research into any treatment and certainly no FDA approved treatments.

My husband is a rotund, bald, bear-like cis-man. His driver’s license reads “Female”. He appealed to DOS to get it corrected, but they just updated their records without issuing a new license.

Pardon my ignorance:

It’s seriously helpful!

I am suggesting that unisex bathrooms may be the only place that trans people feel safe using the bathroom.

This was a minor sub-plot in a Law & Order SVU.

Trans-issues aside, we generally need more unisex and single user bathrooms.

“when women take maternity leave or time to be with the children, then what happens is they fall behind on the experience level”

I never took a lunch break. Fewer breaks meant finishing my work earlier, leaving earlier, and getting home in time to make dinner for my kids.

The idea that ONLY the US can be a successful nation and that one must be part of the US to be successful is jingoistic.

The US would probably keep some of its military bases in Texas. The US has bases all over the world.