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I am married to Jacob. Jacob has 3 kids from a previous marriage (13, 11, and 10. We have 2 kids together (6 and 4). My step kids stay with us every other weekend. My sister and her husband have 4 kids (10, 7, 5, and 2). They live 70 miles from us. Their oldest was diagnosed with a severe medical condition shortly after my sister had her youngest. She did not respond to her treatment at that hospital well enough to be considered effective so now every 10 days either my sister or her husband

This just occurred to me all of a sudden: I pretty much never hear about trans men in any kind of discussion. It's always trans women. Are they just less common, or do they somehow fly under the public's radar?

I'm 19 and I've I've spent my entire life loving watching movies. I know alot of people my age, and out of all of them, there's maybe one guy who also enjoys watching movies. The rest are incapable. I've tried showing numerous of my friends movies and every single time it's the same thing, they find it boring. I thought maybe it's the movies I'm picking themselves, I was putting stuff like the green mile. No country for old men, the godfather on. They're objectively slow movies. So I switched

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Every time I see a post talking about towns, cities and the populations I see comments from people that say towns with populations of 50k are "small towns". This is, to put it lightly, preposterous and incredibly ignorant of what a small town really is. 50k people in a town is in the top 5% of populated towns, cities, and villages. The average population of a town is 11,069 people! The median you may ask? It's 1153 people. These are objective values determined using the US census bureau as of 20