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Dialogue Responses

"I'm sorry."

"I know."

"I'm sorry too."

"Please just leave."

"And you should be."

"Doesn't make it better."

"What are you sorry for?"

"And I accept your apology."

"You should have known better."

"There is nothing to be sorry about."

"Can't change what's already been done."

All the Dialogue Responses can be found here.

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It's a really...humbling feeling when you have surgery and struggle to get help with transportation amongst friends and family because of various valid and absolutely stupid reasons people provide. I can throw money and gifts at them and it's a no. Like I cannot drive after major surgery, guys, please.

But it's absolutely a knock out of my worth in peoples' eyes when I end up back in the hospital a week later due to serious complications and am still there 4 days later with no prospects in leaving and not one friend or family member wants to visit or help me in bringing some basic toiletries that I would be paying for and I'm basically trying to bribe people with money and they all still have what amounts to no valid reasons in not at least visiting for a half hour so I don't die of boredom or insanity from. loneliness.

So I'm doing great. Thanks so much. Don't need guests at this pity party anyway.

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depsidase

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hot take comments like "I hope I get cyclosporiasis I want to lose 10 lbs" are not only obvious fatphobia but also part of mass illness normalization that has been an ongoing effort since 2020 to minimize the dangers of disease and infections

They want to act like high levels of sickness whether it be airborne or foodborne are normal and not the responsibility of agencies like public health or food safety regulation so they can get away with dismantling them.

covid-safer-hotties

"No one's going to die," they say. Factually incorrect and honestly we don't have good data on what a society that's normalized explosive diarrhea looks like, but y'all have an idea what the cholera era looked like, right?

Mass disease is not normal and preventable. One of the number one causes is how large agricultural companies refuse to treat their employees like humans: people picking the food you eat don't have bathrooms, so when they get sick, they're left with a choice to shit their pants and get back to work or squat in the field and get back to work. I know which I'd choose in their shoes...

Mass illness isn't just a public health issue, it's a workers' rights issue and more!