I don't track my sleep, but it seems 5 hours is a typical amount for me if I don't take sleeping pills. Sometimes I also take afternoon naps, sometimes I go back to sleep before the day begins. I feel better than I did last night -- was happy to speak with K before I fell asleep
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This is different from getting to call people you "he" or "she", which are pronouns that have a broad social base and which are longstandingly established. Where it is not really a difficult thing to just switch to the other if someone demands it for their persona. You work with established customs.
From my emotional stance, this is a thing I do not understand - what's so difficult about that if someone openly demands you to switch, especially if that person socially also doesn't live or act a living image of their biological sex, and talks about itself only using masculine linguistic forms (that's what I do all the time)? I think it's a matter of acting blind, whether involuntarily or ( ... )
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all reasonable points :-)
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