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The US subsidizes dairy and beef, when in reality putting that money into subsidizing grains and vegetables is so much more beneficial for people in the long run.
Can you imagine getting 4 heads of fresh lettuce or kale for 1$, it could be so much better.
just plant it????
If you live in somewhere where it only snows a few times a winter, you can grow a lot of varieties IN THE WINTER
...and if you live in Alaska or Siberia, you plant it in the summer
if you live in Miami or Mexico, then you need to plant it at the coolest time of year and possibly use a shade cloth
needing someone to grow your kale is peak bougie thinking, I am very unimpressed with lemmygrad rn. Even if they live in an apartment they should be demanding community garden or just take over an unused space and start adding kale.
Kale is almost like Radishes it's so easy to grow, literally one of the easiest things to grow. A six year old can be taught to plant, water, and harvest kale.
just look out for these frickers:
My favorite kale is Red Russian kale
less ruffles, less bugs, easier to wash
Now here's a real praxis idea:
you know those stupid parkinglot landscapings? (expecially if you live in North America?)
kale that shit up
Take coffee grounds (nitrogen = huge leaves) and kale seeds and make it all kale. It would grow easily, and it would be an aesthetic improvement.
Kale is one of the most beautiful plants in existence.
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I’ve seen others post about this. So I tried it myself - YES it’s real, BAPHOMET
— Jimmy Corsetti (@BrightInsight6) May 15, 2024
Mirror one of the images, and piece them together. Look closely
Then also flip that image upside down, look closely
Then also piece together on opposite sides, and look
0.00% this is coincidence pic.twitter.com/vWOpy7vU2x
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Caitlin Clark has arrived for her first @WNBA game 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Ni3qbmP4BK
— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) May 14, 2024
And this is the trad wifey you end up with irl:
Yikes stop noticing:
Same vibe:
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/r/natalism is the more positive (but still weird) antithesis to /r/antinatalism, the most doomer subreddit there is. Naturally, the losers of /r/antinatalism cant stand people actually wanting to bring children into this world, so almost every thread is filled with drama.
Some dramatic threads back and forth on both subs:
The Antinatalist movement makes me anxious
Bonus antinatalism posts:
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Very first job, in a room full of senior dudes, I was told to “make the elves sexier” and when I did that as elegantly as possible w max respect to established lore & worldbuilding I was told “no, like a stripper” and “I can send you reference lol” and I’ve never forgotten https://t.co/IeoLGGMkN0
— Nicholas Kole (@FromHappyRock) May 10, 2024
noooo you can't make me draw sexy elves in exchange for money
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OP
EDIT: Thanks for the perspectives everyone - l did not expect this to blow up and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed with the vastly different responses (thank you to those who treated my question as genuinely not stupid). I think my main takeaway is that while not everyone thinks not showering every day is objectively disgusting, I can be taking more steps to make absolutely sure I don't smell bad so I'm considerate of others. It was helpful for me to see all the factors people consider when making their showering decisions. Since the people in my life are eager to hug me, choose to sit close to me, select me for people-facing leadership roles, and are very honest in every other area of my life, I'm choosing to continue doing what's right for me and make more drastic changes if I see evidence otherwise.
I (F25) typically shower every 2-3 days. When I say I don't shower every day, I mean I do not step into a shower at all, not just skipping washing my hair. My curly hair doesn't really get greasy, but if it does, I hide it with different hairstyles and accessories. I don't sweat often, always wear a scented deodorant, and just work an office job with a few days remote.
A few days ago I saw a post absolutely blasting people who don't shower every single day, and many people even said they shower multiple times a day. The comment section was pretty unanimous and I'm feeling self conscious about this, especially because I've always had an almost nonexistent sense of smell. My boss also made a comment (EDIT: in a conversation completely unrelated to hygiene) assuming everyone showers every day and I lied and went along with it.
My ADHD brain can't fathom doing such a taxing routine every single day. I also hear that it's not great for your skin and hair to shower every day and the WHO doesn't even recommend showering every day. Are daily showers just a thing in the USA? Do I actually have poor hygiene and everyone just bears with me?
It depends on the person. If you have BO then you need to shower more. If not then it's fine
The tough part is that I can't tell. Anytime I ask my husband, who's probably nose blind to me, he just shrugs and says “you smell like you, and it isn't a bad smell.” Not very helpful lol.
Oh look, it's married to another
Just average redditor things.
i'm sorry.. food crumbs??
Yeah, food crumbs
my dude are you eating sandwiches in the nude or something?
And many more such revolting stories of redditor hygiene throughout the comments.
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The Soviet Union FREED the World from Fascism, Imperialism and Colonialism. pic.twitter.com/Qgf2my3JRe
— Pamphlets (@PamphletsY) May 14, 2024
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My child who has always been the sweetest, kindest boy has fallen down the incel/misogynist rabbit hole @ 24. I honestly don't know what to do abt it either.
— Rachel Harville (@rach262003) May 14, 2024
Lol being 24 and ikwell posting at your mother is kind of cringe tho. !incels we aren't sending our best either
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Three federal lawmakers from Massachusetts signed onto a letter urging a national probe into how ShotSpotter is being funded amid concerns that the technology Boston Police says is critical to saving lives is ineffective and racially biased. https://t.co/o5jYr2ibz7
— Boston Herald (@bostonherald) May 15, 2024
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i lived in a walkable neighborhood and it was one of the most racist, fatphobic, homophobic places i’ve ever lived. my anxiety became debilitating. i began to hate leaving my house bc of the way ppl on the street treated me. my overall health declined and i’m still recovering https://t.co/48FHlK8TWO
— chairbreaker, phd (@dr_chairbreaker) May 13, 2024
Mean reply:
https://twitter.com/Black90Prupayne/status/1790536455112032649