According to this, I an 178.5x more likely than the general population to suffer ED.
The lowest number I found for the prevalence of ED is 3%. This means that there is a 503.55% chance I have ED.
We definitely need to have a conversation about increasingly sedentary lifestyles and their health impact, but this is some bullshit.
If you want a label, I feel “polysexuality” fits what you’re describing.
Honestly, I’d just tell people you’re straight though. If trans women are women, then liking transwomen is straight. Any anyone you’re not sleeping with doesn’t have any business inquiring about your partner’s (or your) genitals.
More likely shrinkflation. Same as how a pint of hagen-daz is 14oz now, instead of a full pint.
Its a fringe group of people (mostly) in the US who believe that the law isn’t the law. They either believe that older legal systems are still active, such as the articles of confederation, OE that the usage of certain terms in legal documents constitutes a hidden system.
The most common manifestation is the belief that they can declare themselves immune to some it all of our existing legal code.
They get made fun of a lot because they are fundamentally a kind of decentralized cult, and they do a lot of strange and stupid things. Unfortunately, they also have a habit of doing terrorism, so they are a legitimate danger and not just some fun weirdos.
That being said, they mostly try to print their own license plates and assert that speed limits do not apply to them because they are “free men living upon the land” and they believe they have a right to “travel” unimpeded. That’s why you see them mostly in videos of some idiot arguing with a cop that they were “traveling” and not “driving”.
Yes, but being good at something does not necessarily correlate to being good at managing others doing that thing.
This is especially pronounced in sales, where good salespeople get promoted to management, before immediately discovering that it requires a totally different skillset and they’ve basically changed fields entirely.
Because you need one for your next landlord.
I suspect it varies a lot by area. My rent has gone up by about $150 since I moved to my current place. Significant, but still under 20% in 4 years.
My food costs have increased by well over 50% in the same period, despite drastically restricting my diet and generally eating much worse due to diminished availability of produce.