FUN FACT: the "nano" prefix ultimately descends from Ancient Greek "nanos", which means "dwarf".
Consequently, translating "nanotechnology" as "dwarven machinery" is arguably defensible.
FUN FACT: the "nano" prefix ultimately descends from Ancient Greek "nanos", which means "dwarf".
Consequently, translating "nanotechnology" as "dwarven machinery" is arguably defensible.
Just one trans woman's opinion, but I hold that the ideal way to recover from accidentally misgendering a person and being called out is to simply repeat the sentence, corrected. No apologies (or just a quick "sorry" or "pardon" if it flows), no justifications. It happens. We get it. Nobody's looking to shame anyone, only correct a mistake before it perpetuates.
A: "And then he told me that he wanted to..."
B: "They"
A: "And then they told me that they wanted to meet me at this coffee shop..."
#lgbtq folks in the UK, now might be a good time to see if you're eligible for the gonorrhea vaccine, which also provides protection against MenB #meningitis.
The 4CMenB vaccine, originally developed for meningococcal disease, was rolled out last year for folks most at risk of gonorrhea, such as gay and bi men. It's worth contacting your local sexual health services to see if they'll vaccinate you, even if you think you don't quite fit the inclusion criteria, as they will make an individual risk assessment based on your circumstances. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/4cmenb-vaccine-for-gonorrhoea-information-for-healthcare-practitioners/4cmenb-vaccine-for-prevention-of-gonorrhoea-information-for-healthcare-practitioners
"LongCovid is new"
Post-viral diseases aren't new.
Dysautonomia isn't new.
ME/CFS isn't new.
Endothelial dysfunction isn't new.
MCAS isn't new.
Auto-immune issues aren't new.
Chronic inflammation isn't new.
POTS isn't new.
PEM isn't new.
Blood clots aren't new.
Tinnitus isn't new.
Mitochondrial dysfunction isn't new.
Migraine isn't new.
If anyone else who has had top surgery but still wants to make "women's" sewing patterns has been looking, apparently the adjustment we're looking for is BMX (comes from Bilateral Mastectomy WIthout Reconstruction)
just sharing in #QueerSew in case anyone else was looking for it because it's been taking me awhile to figure out. note that the language is all centered around cancer survivors and is very gendered
https://www.seamwork.com/sewing-tutorials/bodice-adjustments-for-a-bilateral-mastectomy
RE: https://mas.to/@snigdha/116205907083813987
The whole country shouting “A HANDBAG!?!” at the same time.