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The journey we go on to learn more about ourselves isn't always simple and straightforward.

There were very brief moments in my past when I wondered if I might not be cis, but with consideration decided I would be upset if I was called a man. I realized, "oh! that must be what trans people experience all the time! that sucks!"

so we can take these times when we weren't sure of ourselves, and use our memories from then to embolden our allyship. I'm glad you've decided to go that route. there are so many lgbt people being hurt by religion right now, and if you can unambiguously accept them and love them for who they are (not in spite of), you might help someone keep going when they might otherwise opt not to.

This is a case where being dishonest would've been better for everyone

I hope they were lying about what was in there

Okay, cool. I was hoping it was an opinion thing, but the "Mod" next to your name made me concerned this was more of an official opinion and you wanted to discourage the posting of articles like this one. Thank you for the clarification!

(Btw, I can't see the red shield on my instance, but it's clear when I go to the original url. I'll have to see if federating that is an upcoming thing for mbin, or if I'm just missing it somehow.)

First off, is this the perspective of Uplifting News as a community? I posted an article from an lgbt oriented news site on this community before, and got a similar question. You're a mod, so if you think we shouldn't post articles from queer news sites, could you let us know that?

I'm queer, so I read queer news all the time, and sometimes there's something that cheers me up a bit on those sites instead of depressing me, so I'll be like "i should share this with that uplifting news group!" If it's going to be a debate every time we post from lgbtnation, pink news, transvitae, etc, then let us know. They are always going to autofill with headlines about the group they are writing news about and for.

defeats the purpose of pride to hide it. i wonder what organizers plan to do?

This article's about how citrus changes gut bacteria in a way that helps prevent depression, so maybe there are other less burning ways to alter the Faecalibacterium prausnitzii in your system.

Neat! I hope they get to do further trials. I'm wondering about possible other explanations, like greater citrus availability in places with more sunny days, or whatever.

it'd be cool to find out for sure this is true.

I wonder if it's one of those kinds of deaths that just makes the local paper unless they take out a lot of people with them.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7847085/ article discussing 21 fatal heart attacks while driving during a period of time in china

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23343022/ article discussing the results of the Finnish Road Accident Investigation Teams (RAITs) on fMVAs in Finland during 2008-2009. 11% of these were because of "disease attack."

Severe injuries may mask the role of an initial disease attack.

These articles make it seem like unless there's careful investigation after the fact, it's very difficult to know for sure if illness caused the accident.

So it probably is a daily occurance, depending on how many fatal accidents happen in your country. (and depending on a million other factors, most likely)

https://www.europeanpressprize.com/article/kazakhstan-xinjiang-the-border-of-tears/

The methodology was interesting, so I was curious about a translation of the initial article

Incredibly impressive work on the team's part. I hope the kid has a long and healthy life.

I wonder if the old tenant is, like, still alive