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Cake day: June 4th, 2025

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  • I’ve read that excess testosterone can be converted into estrogen, but I can’t imagine that imbalance would have the same effect as hrt

    I don’t know if this is a welcome contribution but I’m afab, and was on t briefly. I had to stop because it made me very sick, and I never experienced euphoria from it. That sucked, and it still sucks. My point is, even after not having a good experience with that hormone, I still desire the changes it can give me. My body not tolerating the hormone doesn’t mean I’m cis, it’s more likely that it means I need a different formulation.




  • I agree with the others to have a bunch of hobbies to pick from. For the record I have been on stims daily, but now I use a non-stim with an occasional boost from a mild stim.

    • I like gaming because there is always a new game to try.
    • I like sewing because I often need to repair something and occasionally I think of something that I can’t buy in a store.
    • I like gardening because I like cooking, and it’s fun to have fresh ingredients that I grew myself.
    • Some people like learning an instrument because there are always new songs and styles to try

    Ultimately, what my ADHD brain craves is novelty, and I can only really get that from a variety in my activities.



  • I tutor high school students in math and science. They’ve all taken a budgeting class. One of my students is taking calculus and I genuinely feel he has a better understanding of it than I do!

    I am glad he has the option to take calculus, he’s one that gets bored at the place other students need. But I really don’t think many students need it or can fit it in their graduation tracks.

    We also need to consider how difficult algebra was for some, to the point that a lot of adults think they hate math. I like the comment in the op that Applied Calculus skills (real-world story problems) are useful, and I think that would have more impact than two-three semesters of calculus.


  • There are still a ton of folks who are cash only in the US. Some of it is because cards and digital transactions make it easy to track people (in the US at least). Others can’t open bank accounts for one reason or another, usually because they don’t have an address or appropriate ID. And quite a few only accept cash so they don’t have to report their income, because they are on disability or they owe money to the government.

    I’m actually dealing with my last example right now. I want to hire someone, they only want cash but I live 5 hours away from them so it’s causing some difficulty. They don’t even want a check because they are so cautious about their income being tracked that way.