[–] 1 point 2 days ago (3 children)

I have cats that puke everywhere and my life is a bit better after getting a bissell green machine. I got my original one several years ago and the tubing cracked so I got a new one recently. Every update has made it even better. I hate pulling it out because it means a gross chore, but it’s a bit less gross (and generally more successful) because of this tool.

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  • [–] 4 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

    Just started listening to Fabulous Bodies by Chuck Tingle.

    Also reading a Memory Called Empire by Arkady Martine which I’m pretty sure was recommended around here.

    Edit to add: I think I read it so fast it didn’t get mentioned but I loved it and really want to mention

    I just finished To Ride a Rising Storm by Moniquill Blackgoose.

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  • [–] 7 points 3 days ago (5 children)

    I named my cat by seeking suggestions like this and then saying a few to her a few times a day. Her name is the one she woke up from a nap to mew about. She clearly knows that it is her name and responds to it (even if the response is to shut her eyes more so she can’t hear me).

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  • [–] 1 point 3 days ago (3 children)

    The relative amount of spending that rich people do to their net worth or whatever is much much smaller than the amount of spending middle class and poor people do.

    If you think of a minimum wage worker who rents, nearly every dollar they make is back into the economy nearly immediately.

    I on the other hand have maybe a third of my yearly income sitting in a high yield savings account.

    Someone calculated that the amount that musk spent on the elections was the equivalent of a minimum wage worker spending like $30. He’s not doing that daily so he’s not using the equivalent amounts of money.

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    I also posted this to Ask Lemmy, but I am interested in specifically other women's perspectives as well.

    I have a bunch of hobbies, which range from female dominated to a solid mix of participants. However, for a hobby that has a good number of both men and women involved, there seems to be a gap in the participation and achievement levels in a way that mostly aligns with gender. A friend of mine mentioned we would have to look at how men engage with hobbies.

    Do you feel that the ways men and women engage with hobbies generally, but especially when they share the same hobby still differs?

     

    I have a bunch of hobbies, which range from female dominated to a solid mix of participants. However, for a hobby that has a good number of both men and women involved, there seems to be a gap in the participation and achievement levels in a way that mostly alings with gender. A friend of mine mentioned we would have to look at how men engage with hobbies.

    Do you feel that the ways men and women engage with hobbies generally, but especially when they share the same hobby still differs?

     

    There's a situation among some people in my favorite hobby. I'm nominally an organizer so I feel like I should be doing something but I'm not really certain what more I can do without stepping on the safety groups toes.

    Have you had to deal with bullying? What happened, how was it dealt with, and what were the outcomes?

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