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Fram Fram • upvoted 16 items 1 year ago

This Facebook Group Is Dedicated To Sharing “Death Stairs”, Here Are 45 Of Their Best Pics

50 Times Architects Really Outdid Themselves And Deserved To Be Praised Online (New Pics)

This Facebook Group Is Dedicated To Sharing “Death Stairs”, Here Are 45 Of Their Best Pics

50 Times Architects Really Outdid Themselves And Deserved To Be Praised Online (New Pics)

Cottage Between Rocks, France

Nuru Karim's Rain Water Catcher Highlights Water Conservation And Climate Change

Beautiful Spiral Staircase In Bojnice, Slovakia

Sığacık, İzmir, Turkey

The Castle And Chapel On St Michael's Mount, A Tidal Island In Mount's Bay, Cornwall, England, Which Have Been The Home Of The St Aubyn Family Since Approximately 1650

Tis Beautiful Stone Bridge

The Abbey, Mont St Michel, France

Petra, Jordan

The Water Reflection Of The Bridge

This Elegant Staircase That Leads Directly Into The Sea. Artatore, Croatia

150 Meter Aluminum Sea Serpent Skeleton Sculpture From Saint Brevin, France

Regulate Guns Like Abortions!

Goated Tactic But Tbh I Would Never Have The Ovaries To Do This

Props To That Guy

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Fram Fram • upvoted 24 items 2 years ago

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Having your opinions taken less seriously because of your voice. I am trans and recently got surgery to feminize my voice. It has been wild seeing the difference in how people react to me online. My game knowledge is doubted, and my competency is always open for debate.

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Having your opinions taken less seriously because of your voice. I am trans and recently got surgery to feminize my voice. It has been wild seeing the difference in how people react to me online. My game knowledge is doubted, and my competency is always open for debate.

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How your issues are never taken seriously and are always either chalked up to your period or a moral failing. I first started getting symptoms of Celiac disease when I was fourteen. I was diagnosed at 21. I spent seven years getting told my constellation of horror show symptoms was just my period. I was diagnosed with autism at 26. I spent my entire life being told I was a s**tty person because I didn't understand socialization like other women. Every faux pas was just viewed as intentional malice on my part, and treated about as harshly as you'd expect. You know. Little stuff like that.