southsamurai

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What’s thefuck?

Interestingly, mint is what I daily drive as my distro and the car for it is what I prefer in terms of driving daily (I love me a hatchback).

However, Debian is a distro I would drive more often if it were more practical, and that car is my favorite ever that I wish I could have on a practical level

'Salright, we know you did it in gimp

I have seen worse, but not many, and only from things like car crashes.

Mind you, I didn’t do anything with radiography professionally, but I did see a lot over the years anyway. Part of that is looking at crazy xrays online though, so it’s still a really nasty one.

Fuck, I can’t even call that broken. It’s shattered, demolished.

Ngl, it makes me wish I could find a job just to walk out of it

I mean, generally, it depends on context doesn’t it?

To be walking in on someone means either they’re doing it in a weird place, or you’re in a place where privacy would be a default assumption.

In other words, most people walking in are walking in on someone in their own home. I’ve walked in on my kid, roommates, my wife, other family members, and I can tell you that the scene you set would not be equal between them lol.

But that degree of “go ahead an watch, it turns me on” I’ve only run into either with a partner or on the job.

I was a nurse’s assistant for twenty years. Most of that in home health. In nursing homes, the bit about smirking and watching you was less rare than you’d think, and was often a method of projecting control. Kind of a “I’m stuck in this place with no real privacy, so I’m not stopping, and fuck you if you don’t like it”.

In homes, it was much more likely to be an invitation of some kind. One that I never accepted because I’m not going to shit where I eat (though there were a couple of times with relatives of patients that I indulged to some degree). My usual response, be it to a patient or their family member, was a polite “scuse me” and exuent. I wasn’t the sort to rise to trolling, nor make a big deal out of things.

Since most of my patients were men or boys, I wouldn’t have been interested anyway, but still.

Now, because there’s a few people on lemmy that know some of the other people in my life, I’m not giving details on my wife and I lol.

But in general, when it’s a partner, I enjoy the show exactly as it’s offered. Sometimes purely visually, sometimes more actively. Depends on the exact situation.

Otherwise? I’m not really going to stick around.

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