Echo (they/she)

Is this near Point Mallard by chance?

largely yes, that’s why they invented charcoal grills /j

Yeah dad I’m totally just a straight dude in a Godly child-bearing marriage. Definitely not a pansexual non-binary trans girl in a lesbian marriage with kids who call me mommy more often than not.

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The Neighborhood Kids have put out some recent bangers relevant to u.s. happenings

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oZYB5v69n7w

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg0-q8-Wy_o

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IN2N16XcGTo

You are correct in that “Mx” is most often pronounced as “mix”. It isn’t a direct abbreviation like “Mr” is to “Mister”, but rather derived as a neutral variant to those types of honorifics, so don’t over think it. This is the wild world of the English language after all

Yes chef!

Oftentimes I just leave out honorifics when I am unsure of the gender or preferred terms of the person I am speaking with. If I know for a fact that they are non-binary then “Mx” can work, though not everyone is fond of it and I would hate to offend. Honestly I usually just substitute it in ways such as the below (though i speak pretty casually in general).

What can I do for you friend?

Sure thing love

Have a nice day hun

hai :3

good snek

And only one will survive, I wonder who it will be

uwu byte me :3

I think this is the most precise gender descriptor for me in existence

3 years into transition and still in the closet to most. Thanks to my spouse for having my back, but these are still lonely times

Honestly it is a bit nice to have such a blatant self proclamation of who to avoid like the plague and keep an eye out for

Meanwhile in Alabama like 1 out of 5 cars sport the “Don’t Tread on Me” AL vanity plates, which totally brings the community together.

Ah beans I’m gonna be late!

I find this oddly fascinating

To go further, even the instruction “by the mouth” is ambiguous and could mean orally, buccally, or sublingually. Those all have different absorptions with the latter two being mucous membranes and therefore bypassing the liver, leading to different (generally better) bioavailability of medications dependent on the health of those tissues and the type of medication.