They're sold at many grocery stores in the US. I like them because the servings are small and they have about half the sugar of a typical US soda
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joined 2 years ago
Yes, she came out as a trans woman several years ago
*Found family" is a real thing, and it's especially important in the LGBTQ community. You have to figure out how to put distance between yourself and the people who put you down. You also need to develop comfort and confidence with who you are and bring that into new relationships. If you're putting killing yourself on the table, which is a radical, permanent decision, why not try other radical decisions first? If they ask for your money, say no. Stop doing any all all household chores. Go no contact with your family entirely, move across country and be homeless, find organizations that shelter or house LGBTQ folks who are homeless. Just try anything else first.
To preface this comment, I in no way support this action and think he should stay. It's important to also know that Japan is very restrictive with their visas. I knew someone who lived and worked in Japan for 7 years until she fell into depression and was hospitalized briefly. That mental health diagnosis was enough for the Japanese government to cancel her visa. She lost her job and had to leave her boyfriend of 4 years who she lived with.
You might be surprised that this came out in 1973
Mephistopheles is Hell's Messenger, you're thinking of malaria
The language used in the lawsuit makes it sound like these shareholders are trying to highlight that UHC has to engage in anti-coksumer practices in order to reach their profit goals. We don't know anything about who they are. Doesn't take much to be a shareholder
I genuinely don't understand how the race or gender of the prosecution has any bearing here. We're not talking about a jury, we're talking about the people who are presenting state's evidence in the trial. The prosecution does not decide whether Diddy is innocent or guilty, a jury does. If a jury in the trial of a black man is composed of 12 white women, that could be a real point of issue in our justice system, but the prosecution? It makes no sense
He's discussing his book because it's directly related to the topic being discussed. He doesn't need to plug his book here, it's spent much of the last year and a half on the NYT bestseller list
They're "donating" this to Donald Trump to keep personally, not the Trump Administration. Just more flagrant corruption.