Ok, so we've established that it works both ways then, good, this is good science

I'm a PhD, I'm declaring it Doctor Official

wait, seriously, what? I was an emergency C section too, after my mom was in labor with me for over a day

We're going to need a shared spreadsheet to keep track and make sure we have the same outfits, then

I like the way you think

Oh hell that's my No Man's Sky save, and in thinking about it, that's prophetic

Oh they whitewashed him in the film! His real name was Arturo Campos and he was in charge of procedures, not Mattingly!

www.nasa.gov/history/artu...

We have the subtitles on lol

It's my hope that, in fact, Spartans Will

This isn't even inclusive of my blouses, cardigans or just casual clothes. It's just so much COLOR now

I have retyped this a few times because I was going to object that my men's business clothes were prescribed and not convenient, but then I realized almost everything else was.

But look at the colors I have now as a sample!

Be free of them, Boaty, be free

Oh absolutely, that's the only way I can do this without trying to feel like I have to wait for the next trans clothing swap or finding individual homes for them so they can be Used Correctly For Maximum Value

My brain is very normal

It's also emotionally hard to just give them all away in one swoop. I grew up very poor. I spent money on these - certainly not couture, but not nothing with tailoring. And yet now I have zero use for them. I still feel unease at getting rid of useful, intact clothes, especially symbolic ones. Alas.

I'm also just bummed at looking at all the muted colors or lack thereof in my menswear, especially compared to what I get to wear now. I love my jewel tones - vibrant purples, greens and reds. Sure, I had bold ties, but it isn't the same.

Men deserve colors.

That would be two of us, ma'am

Where do you think my pinned post came from? A dark realization lol

Yes please, I accept

I love you, buddy