Coco
trans lesbian of little renown
There are many leftists and minorities that have “voted strategically” time and time and time again only for things to get worse and worse.
This kind of disenfranchisement leads to apathy and low turnout.
We are told from a young age that our vote matters, and then when we are older we are told you can only vote for red fascist or blue fascist and many choose not to participate.
There are more who did not vote than who voted for Trump. This is not what the majority wants, but with the system as it is, it is not possible for the majority to voice what they actually genuinely want and have a chance to get it.
The votes do not have to be rigged at the ballot box for voting as a whole system to be rigged.
Fall deeply, and completely in love
I’d love to see Chrono Trigger get the 2D-3D octopath-style remake that a few old SNES games have gotten.
Penny was my first, before I knew I was also a woman. She is bookish and shy, and loves others and cares for children. She has a rough life at home, but still deeply cares for her mother.
She has a crush on Sam, but barely talks about it. She doesn’t talk about much of anything, actually, until (!) you get to know her. Then she talks about everything on her mind so freely.
She likes to be alone with you. Her 10-heart scene is so sweet!!!
Also her spouse room is great! It’s hard to not marry Penny every play through.
So yeah, Penny.
Wow! I don’t see a lot of orchiectomy rep! Love this.
Another possibility is that people that don’t return the cart may not be having their needs met. A person who is tired after walking across the hot parking lot may not return it out of a desire to maintain a modicum of health. Or, perhaps, they may not think about it because their cognition is temporarily hindered by hunger, exhaustion, or some other carnal need.
On Maslow’s hierarchy, I’d say if a person meets all of their physiological and safety needs they are more likely to return the cart than those who do not.
This scene was from An Extremely Goofy Movie, released on 2000.
But the point does stand…
I agree with the comments saying to talk to her about it. One thing about trans people is that we are people and you can talk to us like people, lol.
Just imagine she’s cis if you need to, and wanting these things. She wants care and treatment to be the self she wants to be. How do you handle it?
To be honest, I think you’re doing a great job so far. If you’re worried about it… Just talk to her. 💖