BlueWoman Vignettes
@bluewomanvignettes.bsky.social
Love my country,hate this bullshit. Hobbies: Visual arts, reading, writing, piano, flute, dancing and learning Spanish.
Selling a gold plated pin that says “First twat”?
October 9, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Selling a gold plated pin that says “First twat”?
Exactamente!
October 5, 2025 at 2:51 AM
Exactamente!
That’s excellent. Now for the Olympics…
October 3, 2025 at 9:01 PM
That’s excellent. Now for the Olympics…
Good lord. You don’t even know your own writing.
You wrote “The 20 million have no idea because they are not hearing the message.”
Yes many of those 20 million are aware and didn’t vote for this.
So I called BS on your erroneous statement. Maybe take a writing class.
You wrote “The 20 million have no idea because they are not hearing the message.”
Yes many of those 20 million are aware and didn’t vote for this.
So I called BS on your erroneous statement. Maybe take a writing class.
October 3, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Good lord. You don’t even know your own writing.
You wrote “The 20 million have no idea because they are not hearing the message.”
Yes many of those 20 million are aware and didn’t vote for this.
So I called BS on your erroneous statement. Maybe take a writing class.
You wrote “The 20 million have no idea because they are not hearing the message.”
Yes many of those 20 million are aware and didn’t vote for this.
So I called BS on your erroneous statement. Maybe take a writing class.
Over generalizing doesn’t do anyone any good which is what you are doing. And if our side of the belief system fails to show compassion then we really aren’t much better then the other side, are we?
October 3, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Over generalizing doesn’t do anyone any good which is what you are doing. And if our side of the belief system fails to show compassion then we really aren’t much better then the other side, are we?
Spell it out for you. Not everyone has an employer based plan. I am one of those because I was fortunate and retired well ahead of Medicare age. My $500 pm is going on $1250 pm with the gutting of ACA.
October 3, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Spell it out for you. Not everyone has an employer based plan. I am one of those because I was fortunate and retired well ahead of Medicare age. My $500 pm is going on $1250 pm with the gutting of ACA.
Indeed! It will hurt but not as bad as what is coming for us if we don’t.
October 3, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Indeed! It will hurt but not as bad as what is coming for us if we don’t.
A complete boycott and general strike would be a hell of a start.
(And is well overdue imo.) Everyone should get the fuck off the dopamine train of spending with facist supporting corporations and do not go back.
(And is well overdue imo.) Everyone should get the fuck off the dopamine train of spending with facist supporting corporations and do not go back.
October 3, 2025 at 3:03 PM
A complete boycott and general strike would be a hell of a start.
(And is well overdue imo.) Everyone should get the fuck off the dopamine train of spending with facist supporting corporations and do not go back.
(And is well overdue imo.) Everyone should get the fuck off the dopamine train of spending with facist supporting corporations and do not go back.
Not all are maga many just on the healthcare exchange because they do not have a job with insurance. I retired early nowhere near Medicare age so please watch your over generalizations. Many here sound like faux xns on the right. despise this authoritarian pos admin like you. Compassion, people!
October 3, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Not all are maga many just on the healthcare exchange because they do not have a job with insurance. I retired early nowhere near Medicare age so please watch your over generalizations. Many here sound like faux xns on the right. despise this authoritarian pos admin like you. Compassion, people!
No letter.Except our state says that on top of losing the subsidy, premium costs are to rise 22%. (I pay 500 pm for my own insurance) so I am expecting a shocking premium of $1250. And my deductible is already super high so insurance pays nothing really in a year. As to your over generalization…
October 3, 2025 at 2:45 PM
No letter.Except our state says that on top of losing the subsidy, premium costs are to rise 22%. (I pay 500 pm for my own insurance) so I am expecting a shocking premium of $1250. And my deductible is already super high so insurance pays nothing really in a year. As to your over generalization…
That’s an ignorant attitude. Many face huge increases because they don’t have employer based insurance.I retired early,years away from Medicare. my premiums for a super high deductible shitty plan are $500 pm and going up to at least $1250 a month & I know my income isn’t going up proportionately
October 3, 2025 at 2:30 PM
That’s an ignorant attitude. Many face huge increases because they don’t have employer based insurance.I retired early,years away from Medicare. my premiums for a super high deductible shitty plan are $500 pm and going up to at least $1250 a month & I know my income isn’t going up proportionately
Im sorry…I am in the same boat. With ACA $500 pm and going up to at least 1250 per month. Huge deductible already so not much wiggle room to increase the deductible and out of pocket costs.
October 3, 2025 at 2:23 PM
Im sorry…I am in the same boat. With ACA $500 pm and going up to at least 1250 per month. Huge deductible already so not much wiggle room to increase the deductible and out of pocket costs.
So all of you posting about the 20m not paying attention or getting what they voted for can just fuck off until you grow compassion.Not everyone has an employee based health plan.I admit I do miss my wage slave’s gold standard insurance but no one on their deathbed wished they had worked more.
October 3, 2025 at 2:18 PM
So all of you posting about the 20m not paying attention or getting what they voted for can just fuck off until you grow compassion.Not everyone has an employee based health plan.I admit I do miss my wage slave’s gold standard insurance but no one on their deathbed wished they had worked more.
AT LEAST to $1250 per month for at least as shitty of a plan. I have enjoyed my early retirement, it has allowed me to travel and dive into the world of art. I am not impoverished but I do live within my budget and pay of my cc every month. This increase I have to absorb somehow, somehow.
October 3, 2025 at 2:18 PM
AT LEAST to $1250 per month for at least as shitty of a plan. I have enjoyed my early retirement, it has allowed me to travel and dive into the world of art. I am not impoverished but I do live within my budget and pay of my cc every month. This increase I have to absorb somehow, somehow.
Wrong. Many of those people are like myself. Don’t have the luxury of employer insurance. I retired 10 years before I am eligible for Medicare and have been a self pay for a shitty plan that pays nothing, has a 8,000 deductible and cost 500 p.m. and when ACA is slaughtered, my premiums will go to
October 3, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Wrong. Many of those people are like myself. Don’t have the luxury of employer insurance. I retired 10 years before I am eligible for Medicare and have been a self pay for a shitty plan that pays nothing, has a 8,000 deductible and cost 500 p.m. and when ACA is slaughtered, my premiums will go to
Am I glad I retired early? Hell yes. I have seen incredible places and taken up many art forms. But premiums like this are super brutal.
Sorry to pick your comment out of the many that denigrate those losing at the insurance roulette that is our system, but it needed to be countered.
Sorry to pick your comment out of the many that denigrate those losing at the insurance roulette that is our system, but it needed to be countered.
October 3, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Am I glad I retired early? Hell yes. I have seen incredible places and taken up many art forms. But premiums like this are super brutal.
Sorry to pick your comment out of the many that denigrate those losing at the insurance roulette that is our system, but it needed to be countered.
Sorry to pick your comment out of the many that denigrate those losing at the insurance roulette that is our system, but it needed to be countered.
$500 a month for a plan that never pays anything out and has a 7500, don’t know it could be 9k now, deductible and when ACA is pulled, my premiums per month for the same shitty plan will skyrocket to at least $1200.
Your statement is incorrect and you like others here forget many have to self-pay.
Your statement is incorrect and you like others here forget many have to self-pay.
October 3, 2025 at 1:54 PM
$500 a month for a plan that never pays anything out and has a 7500, don’t know it could be 9k now, deductible and when ACA is pulled, my premiums per month for the same shitty plan will skyrocket to at least $1200.
Your statement is incorrect and you like others here forget many have to self-pay.
Your statement is incorrect and you like others here forget many have to self-pay.
Hey, not all of those 20+million. I retired well before when I had thought I would be able to.Losing my excellent gold standard insurance was the trade off at retiring 10-12 years early. I live within my means and if I use credit, it is paid off at the end of the month. My insurance premiums are
October 3, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Hey, not all of those 20+million. I retired well before when I had thought I would be able to.Losing my excellent gold standard insurance was the trade off at retiring 10-12 years early. I live within my means and if I use credit, it is paid off at the end of the month. My insurance premiums are
I am not impoverished but I do live within my means. My insurance will go from $500 a month to at least $1250. At least. With everything else being so expensive I am aghast to think 25% of my monthly income will go to an insurance plan that covers nothing, has a $7500 deductible.
October 3, 2025 at 5:19 AM
I am not impoverished but I do live within my means. My insurance will go from $500 a month to at least $1250. At least. With everything else being so expensive I am aghast to think 25% of my monthly income will go to an insurance plan that covers nothing, has a $7500 deductible.
One million words in the English language and none are adequate for a loss such as this.
October 3, 2025 at 3:19 AM
One million words in the English language and none are adequate for a loss such as this.
That’s awesome!
October 3, 2025 at 1:51 AM
That’s awesome!
Well, you and me both then. 9 months and no hassles,no subscriptions, nothing bezos so no feeding that oligarch. It is easy to do when your mind stops thriving on the dopamine high (anticipatory and receiving cycles keep you hooked read some psychology). Besides, your bank account is better off.
October 2, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Well, you and me both then. 9 months and no hassles,no subscriptions, nothing bezos so no feeding that oligarch. It is easy to do when your mind stops thriving on the dopamine high (anticipatory and receiving cycles keep you hooked read some psychology). Besides, your bank account is better off.