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DespondentDeity posted...

Im starting to question if this terrible habit of mine to believe that commitment equals stability, which is probably the undoing of most of my romantic relationships, has been the result of my subconscious womanhood. Idk thats probably misogynistic or reductive at best. Any thoughts?

Hmm, I don't know. When I was closeted I was clingy and possessive, but that was driven in part by my utter lack of confidence and the fact that women were both attractive and envy-inducing. Now that they're much less of the latter, I find it easier to keep myself in check.

Also I think I subconsciously presented myself to women in the way a woman would: this led me to cross boundaries that many women aren't comfortable with men crossing too soon and getting myself flagged as a creeper. Others seemed genuinely confused to learn that I was interested in them romantically. Now, of course, most women read me as one of them, and I'm shopping in the right section, so to speak.

Our best supermarket bakery is Albertsons in my opinion, do you like the products your store makes? Is it difficult not to overindulge? I tell ya I worked at a Cold Stone and uh it didnt do my self esteem any favors

For the record, I work at a Whole Foods. Our bakery goods do tend to be good, some even manage to be great (the seasonal Mango Yuzu Chantilly cake we had last month was FIRE), but, like most things in Whole Foods, they're not exactly cheap.
They typically sample stuff in the kitchen for us, so we know what we're selling. I don't find it hard to control myself with sweets (salty junk food, on the other hand....well, I blame spiro).

My favorite thing is that Amazon was highly publicizing price drops(on stuff like high-price meat and seafood items: no staples) after they bought the company and flooded our aisles with a bunch of stuff you can find anywhere else. The price drops largely wound up being temporary, but the basic bitch shit has always been marked up ~50 cents.

Anyway, good night all. Have trans dreams!