distelfliege @distelfliege@witches.town

@winterdienst das hab ich jetzt nicht verstanden mit "strategie der intellektualisierung". ist das, wenn die anderen erst mal als ungebildet hingestellt werden?

ist natürlich ein arroganter ton, aber das argument ist ja valide..

und das mit einem "ja, und wir wollen bitte den unterschied zwischen genus und sexus klipp und klar haben, somit sollten sich männliche wörter von generischen wörtern klar unterscheiden" ist schon clever ;D

unter den tisch fällt wieder mal, was zb. mit nichtbinären leuten ist.

@fruchtblase the tasty main curse

@winterdienst der artikel ist nicht unspannend, und erinnert mich dran dass bei katzen, wo das femininum das "neutrale" ist so ne "der lehrerich" begrifflichkeit existiert... ich hab bücher da steht ohne scheiß "die kätzin".
katze = neutral
kätzin = weiblich
kater = männlich

@winterdienst haha, nein, alles gut :D

ich hab sie wegen ihrer ins biologistische und transfeindliche rein wabernden art von feminismus vor längerem auf twitter entfolgt und zuck immer zusammen wenn der name auftaucht..

das heißt ja nicht dass alles, was sie schreibt, quatsch ist.

@winterdienst Nun verfolgt uns Antje Schrupp bis nach Mastodon ;D

@mxsparks congrats and tons of respeeeect! 💯 🎊 🎉

@arottenmeier danke! :) es geht bergauf!

@Reinderdijkhuis I hope you all get well soon!

@glitternoodle here's an article that came up in my search engine, in case you didn't see this one yet, it has a section about what it feels like: https://www.healthyplace.com/bipolar-disorder/bipolar-symptoms/what-is-a-manic-episode-what-do-manic-episodes-feel-like/

@glitternoodle I just googled the book and in the wikipedia article about her, and maybe I remember it wrongly.. in the article she describes how the mania seems to be a problem for friends and relatives and not the manic person themselves.

so I need to correct my toot, saying she described how she felt good and maybe she even knew she was "manic" but she described how it seemed much more a problem for others than for herself, because they deemed manic behaviour socially unacceptable.

@glitternoodle I once read a book by bipolar author kate millet about her manic and depressive episodes, and what I remember was that for her, mania was characterized by everyone else around her started acting worried and treating her as if she was starting to behave "crazy", while she herself felt good and certainly not "manic".

the waiting time at the doc was shorter than I thought, yay!
and the guy was nicer than I thought he could be.
the only downer is that my official "krankschreibung" is from today and not from monday, when I was just too sick to do to the doc.

#waitingroom e netz

this toot was tooted instead of subtooting!
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this is unreal!

and it's too warm there, everyone is coughing (me too) and although I can't smell a thing because of my cold I can tell that the oxygen is pretty used up in the waiting room 🙄

too sick to survive going to the doctor. lol.

that's not their fault or ours as patients.. thanks, gesundheitsreform..

I just tried to go to the doctor and they are crammed, they don't even have seats in the waiting room left. there is no way I can stand around for a long time, because, uh.. I'm sick.

plus if I want to go to my fave doctor I have 11 people ahead of me and if I go to her husband (who i don't really like) I have 6 people ahead of me. now I went back home (I'm lucky to live across the street) and I will go back in 20 minutes and bring a folding chair.

@Zachia oh, I didn't even check it out in german, I found the english ebook and read that.

what did you think of it?

@Mightyflea yes that is true, it's from 1987 and there it shows. It's good to look the stuff up as I'm reading!

@Reinderdijkhuis I'm not surprised! times on these kind of notes are always a big lie.