If a cis man enters something like a womens bathroom for the express purpose of harassing or creeping on women, its already illegal. Bathroom bans serve no purpose outside of facilitating harrasement of trans people and creating a society where an already marginalized group feels unsafe going out in public if it means risking using a restroom. Its just discrimination. Same with bans of trans women from women's shelters for example, it just leads to a group of women which are disproportionately likely to be affected by violence not having access to services meant to help women in those situations.

Edit: Also the decision defintely wasn't made for the protection of the larger group, it was entirely caused by a JK Rowling funded TERF hate group in an effort to harm trans people.

Inkscape can also kinda work depending on the PDF? I think libreoffice tends to be better still because inkscape treats text from an imported PDF weirdly iirc

I could see it where they have something else to do at the start, but the longer it goes on the less productive stuff there is to do not relying on the service?

Mindslaver?

https://pizzacakecomic.com/ The most recent comic she posted! (couldn't click the individual post to share instead for some reason lol)

And nano of course.

I have curly hair that I'm growing out, but I just cowash with conditioner basically every day, and use shampoo somewhere in the range of every other day to every other week depending on when I feel like it'll help (typically every like 4-5 days or so).

Yeah, but that journalist is also Klippenstein. That doesn't prove it's true, but he has a very good track record of publishing credible information.

Since it was $79 I assume you just typed 20 in the quantity, but if you do the multiple quantity discount for 10 stickers it's half as much. $2 per is still a bit on the expensive side, but it's not nearly as bad lol.

It really does feel more powerful half-erased lol

Also, besides what some of the other comments said estradiol taken orally can increase blood clots/thromboses. It's really up to preference though. I started with patches, but switched to injections because despite some of the annoyances, the upside of only needing do an injection once a week instead of changing patches 2-4 times a week was very welcome, and needing to have a bunch of patches (and the residue they'd leave) on my skin was getting a bit annoying. But at the end of the day whatever works best for someone is the best method to use!