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Plan B rule

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This post was made by a delivery driver who was assigned to pick up Plan-B, an emergency birth control medication, and because these assignments can be rejected based on the contents before acceptance, the OP is expressing solidarity and support to someone they probably won't meet.

Not sure which part you were confused about, so I just did the whole thing :P

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Interest

My answers to "Would you explain this gap in your resume?":

  1. Relevancy: "I only included relevant experience on the copy of my resume that you received." Hiking experience isn't relevant. Couch experience isn't relevant. Time spent as the forgotten pawn in the machinations of capitalism isn't relevant.
  2. Privacy: "I am not required to disclose medical information, and will not be discussing this matter any further."
  3. Fuck 'em: "No."

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What's your tried and true sexual technique that always does it for your partners?

I am pan, and have been with all sorts of people, and I have this one ancient, infallible technique that always guarantees a good time:

Listening

I'm dead serious. It works wonders across the entire board, regardless of gender, sexuality, body type, ability, or equipment configuration. Whoever your partner is, communication is your most valuable tool. Whether verbal or non-verbal, listening to what your partner has to say about what they want and how they feel will always tell you what to do.

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until you get spotted and go in guns blazing

In conversation with a friend, I was expressing pride that I went to A Store and bought Girl Clothes™ to which she said, "Woo, go you! But... Do you mind if I challenge that?" Surprised and curious, I said, "Yeah, sure..."

"Those aren't 'girl clothes.' Those are your clothes. You bought 'em. They're yours now."

That conversation has stuck with me for a long time now.

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Dressing_irl (by thevix)

In conversation with a friend, I was expressing pride that I went to A Store and bought "girl clothes," to which she said, "Woo, go you! But... Do you mind if I challenge that?" Surprised and curious, I said, "Yeah, sure..."

"Those aren't 'girl clothes.' Those are your clothes. You bought 'em. They're yours now."

That conversation has stuck with me for a long time now.