the horrors persist, but so do i
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a young (adult) trans girl slowly figuring out how to navigate the world. always optimizing for interestingness.
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in reply to @ireneista's post:
I tried ramen from a place I liked a couple times early in the pandemic… the experience was… underwhelming :/
Oh god yes that's a mood. [food habits] I am also wondering if there is going to be negative consequences to the fact that the variety of what i eat has been reduced so much, now that i usually order from the same four places...
[food, eating disorders] we do find it really important to pay attention not only to vitamins we are taking in, but also to macronutrients, to consciously balance things. mind, we needed to do that before the pandemic, but we think everyone is getting a touch of what disordered eating can be like... (edit: add eating disorders tag)
hmm
I imagine I'm missing something about how covid affects y'all versus how it affects me? Covid has changed a lot for me, but I still go outside with a mask pretty regularly, I still dance in the rain, I still get takeout from cool restaurants
we go outside but it's fairly rare, maybe ten times a month. we would still call that pretty regularly but it's a far cry from what we'd like it to be.
okay! have you considered switching from delivery to takeout?
no. that would be more exposure than we're comfortable with. everyone needs to make their own assessments of that; we don't feel as if the case number reporting methodology here in BC is solid enough to justify relaxing.
ohhhhhh gotcha!! after switching to P100s I feel nigh-invincible, but obviously I'm not and, as you say, risk assessments are personal. Sending love and well wishes <3