Jaron Seth Bloshinsky / Jazz Jennings / I Am Jazz - Puberty Blockers: Not Even Once

[RL Steinbeck]

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Credit where credit is due; that was not a bad performance.

 

[obsdj]

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Jazz is Hide the Pain Harold.

 

[formerfatcow]

Jeanette also needs to go through her tagged posts on Instagram

 

[Tasty Tatty]

Ari has decided to pursue her true vocation of asking people for their BUTTER LOICENSE, good for her.

 

[Scrumption]

Jazz is looking more and more like a Mexican man every day.

Usually people say he looks like a burly Samoan man. The muumuus certainly add an island flavor

 

[Tasty Tatty]

Usually people say he looks like a burly Samoan man. The muumuus certainly add an island flavor

Kid's accomplished to become a real non-binary, something that doesn't look either male or female but something beyond, and that now also applies to his race... #progress.

 

[White-Kettle Shufflepunk]

Kid's accomplished to become a real non-binary, something that doesn't look either male or female but something beyond, and that now also applies to his race... #progress.

Eventually, Jeanette will expose him to the Terrigan Mists or compound V or some thing and he’ll transcend species itself.

 

[Xanthe]

Greg's been glowing up lately. How long until he cheats on/leaves Jeanette?

I sure would love to take his mistress out for cocktails and get all the juice.

 

[all4mom2]

I'd still just consider it a failed straight marriage. I've actually seen posts from AITA type boards with straight women supporting their troon husbands until they get feminine enough to lose whatever features were attractive in the first place. To sound like an ally they say it's because they're "not a lesbian".

Jan Morris, the first (?) MTF from Great Britain, lived with his wife - although divorced - all his life; they traveled extensively, calling each other friends or sisters-in-law, then remarried when older. He recently died at 94, still "enjoying being a girl."

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/arts/jan-morris-author-and-transgender-pioneer-dies-at-94

 

[formerfatcow]

Jazz has joined in on the arugula posting

 

[Law]

calling each other friends or sisters-in-law

Neither of these things is a synonym for "wife".

then remarried when older

Huh, guess the marriage ended then.

 

[AssignedEva]

Jazz has joined in on the arugula posting
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He's making the classic "I don't know how to cook but I know eating greens is healthy" mistake of just stuffing his face with leaves. Rocket arugula is a versatile ingredient but it is bitter, so if you're using it as a main part of a dish it goes well with something sweet or fatty to balance it out. Chuck some fruit in the salad (grilled pears seem look unusual in a salad so can be used for ass-pats on instagram) or some caramlised onion + goats cheese or a bit of parmesan and pine nuts. Alternatively blanching or sautéing it can reduce the bitterness. Mix it into mashed potatoes. Use it as a garnish with other meals. You can make a sort of bootleg pesto out of it and have that on some wholegrain pasta to be healthy, or a sort of creamier sauce with avocado you can use on white fish.

Just eating a bag of mixed leaves from the supermarket? Not even with a dressing (even if you're worried about calories, a basic vinaigrette)? That's a guarantee that after 30 days of "I've gamified my food intake because I'm a child with no discipline", you'll hate arugula and probably end up eating less greens. Of course Sander is one of those people who'd smile and go "actually I really like eating an entire bowl of plain, undressed arugula - I'm just doing food my way" while still hating the arugula so can't be told.

He did at least add parmesan and (suspiciously underseasoned) chicken to his giant plate of arugula in this latest update, along with possibly a lemon vinaigrette (probably just lemon juice) so that is something I guess. Doubt it's winning Jazz over, though.

 

[all4mom2]

Neither of these things is a synonym for "wife".

Huh, guess the marriage ended then.

No, but they're more easily understood by cabbies and doormen.

They remarried EACH OTHER as "women" when same-sex unions became legal.

 

[NoReturn]

It does look nice, Jaron, now extend that self-care to your diet and exercise.

He's making the classic "I don't know how to cook but I know eating greens is healthy" mistake of just stuffing his face with leaves. Rocket arugula is a versatile ingredient but it is bitter, so if you're using it as a main part of a dish it goes well with something sweet or fatty to balance it out. Chuck some fruit in the salad (grilled pears seem look unusual in a salad so can be used for ass-pats on instagram) or some caramlised onion + goats cheese or a bit of parmesan and pine nuts. Alternatively blanching or sautéing it can reduce the bitterness. Mix it into mashed potatoes. Use it as a garnish with other meals. You can make a sort of bootleg pesto out of it and have that on some wholegrain pasta to be healthy, or a sort of creamier sauce with avocado you can use on white fish.

Just eating a bag of mixed leaves from the supermarket? Not even with a dressing (even if you're worried about calories, a basic vinaigrette)? That's a guarantee that after 30 days of "I've gamified my food intake because I'm a child with no discipline", you'll hate arugula and probably end up eating less greens. Of course Sander is one of those people who'd smile and go "actually I really like eating an entire bowl of plain, undressed arugula - I'm just doing food my way" while still hating the arugula so can't be told.

He did at least add parmesan and (suspiciously underseasoned) chicken to his giant plate of arugula in this latest update, along with possibly a lemon vinaigrette (probably just lemon juice) so that is something I guess. Doubt it's winning Jazz over, though.

Another thing worth mentioning is that veggies contain fat-soluble vitamins, so you'll get more nutrition out of them if you eat them with a fat.


Methinks Sander is doing this as a "challenge" because eating arugula raw is spicy and bitter. It goes into the "healthy is unpleasant" mentality where exercise and healthy eating are inherently difficult and should be praised.

 

[formerfatcow]

I’m so proud to be a part of this campaign by @ScentByPhluid as the face of Humanity - Because who doesn’t love to smell wonderful while living as the best version of you!?

@ScentbyPhluid is breaking the gender binary with four gender-free fragrances grounded in values. No matter how you define yourself, #ThePhluidProject scents inspire everyone to express their unique beauty beyond boundaries.

Shop all four gender-free scents online now @sephora @scentbeauty or smell them in-person @nordstrom.

I can be authentically me and turn heads and noses when I wear Humanity - a fresh scent that smells like sunshine!

Let’s #SpraytheLove together and celebrate #Pride with the scent that feels authentically "you". #Ad

From Sander:

I conquered my fear of going on roller coasters!

Whether it was class trips, family adventures, or date functions, I’ve always sat out the big roller coasters. I’d watch my friends and family have so much fun, as I held the bags or went on the water rides. Finally, at age 24, I decided I had to stop having so much fear and trust that I would be okay. As you can probably tell, I came off full of excitement and pride. Life is full of fears and doubts, but you never know the outcome until you give something a try. #RollerCoasters #Fear

 

[NoReturn]

@ScentbyPhluid is breaking the gender binary with four gender-free fragrances grounded in values. No matter how you define yourself, #ThePhluidProject scents inspire everyone to express their unique beauty beyond boundaries.

I like how the campaign put the two boys on top and the two girls at bottom. Nice division. Didn't even try to go with a checkerboard pattern.

Shop all four gender-free scents online now @sephora @scentbeauty or smell them in-person @nordstrom.

Let’s #SpraytheLove together

Eww

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Heeheehee

 

[Tasty Tatty]

Re: men's health month.

I like how all thought given to men's well being is basically "men can be pussies too!" rather than "men are close to six times more likely to be murdered than women".

Sure, men can cry too, but there are things more urgent to solve. You can tell the Jennings men are very "privileged" and have no idea of real issues men face beyond all of their "self-care" bullshit.

 

[Pinga]

He's making the classic "I don't know how to cook but I know eating greens is healthy" mistake of just stuffing his face with leaves. Rocket arugula is a versatile ingredient but it is bitter, so if you're using it as a main part of a dish it goes well with something sweet or fatty to balance it out. Chuck some fruit in the salad (grilled pears seem look unusual in a salad so can be used for ass-pats on instagram) or some caramlised onion + goats cheese or a bit of parmesan and pine nuts. Alternatively blanching or sautéing it can reduce the bitterness. Mix it into mashed potatoes. Use it as a garnish with other meals. You can make a sort of bootleg pesto out of it and have that on some wholegrain pasta to be healthy, or a sort of creamier sauce with avocado you can use on white fish.

Just eating a bag of mixed leaves from the supermarket? Not even with a dressing (even if you're worried about calories, a basic vinaigrette)? That's a guarantee that after 30 days of "I've gamified my food intake because I'm a child with no discipline", you'll hate arugula and probably end up eating less greens. Of course Sander is one of those people who'd smile and go "actually I really like eating an entire bowl of plain, undressed arugula - I'm just doing food my way" while still hating the arugula so can't be told.

He did at least add parmesan and (suspiciously underseasoned) chicken to his giant plate of arugula in this latest update, along with possibly a lemon vinaigrette (probably just lemon juice) so that is something I guess. Doubt it's winning Jazz over, though.

It's also very good with some blue cheese and fig jam. Or honey mustard dressing.

Also the acid in something like balsamic vinegar will help the uptake of nitrates from the greens, which is important for heart health.

 

[NoReturn]

Re: men's health month.

I like how all thought given to men's well being is basically "men can be pussies too!" rather than "men are close to six times more likely to be murdered than women".

Sure, men can cry too, but there are things more urgent to solve. You can tell the Jennings men are very "privileged" and have no idea of real issues men face beyond all of their "self-care" bullshit.

Lord help you, too, if you try to point out that "Men can be pussies too" actually puts their health at risk.

Spoiler: Examples, off-topic

• Men's tear ducts are deeper than women's, and the chemicals involved in crying are found in different proportions after puberty. So if you see a guy crying more often it could actually be a sign something is wrong with him hormonally, not that he's just more in touch with his emotions.
  • Taking the above a step further, I've actually had several men express over the years the sentiment "I wish I could cry" because they were legitimately sad, but the tears just wouldn't fall. Again, they were healthy, and they felt like shit for valid reasons, but it is literally more difficult for a healthy man to cry.
• Men's reactions to illness, pain, and stress are also very different than women's; with hormones again playing a huge role here. There is an epidemic of low testosterone in the developed world, and people just laugh it off like "Haw haw, maybe men will be less bad now durrr." not realizing that low testosterone in men can lead to the very behaviors these people are referencing (with irritability and depression being the most obvious examples that come to mind).

TL;DR - The Jennings men can't even get the "self care" angle right, and I'd imagine it's in no small part due to their complete lack of scientific literacy and the shared delusion within the family that hormones can just be swapped in and out and that surgery is literal magic.

 

[Muttnik]

Don't tell men to cry. Tell men that they can cry when they FEEL like it. They want to be tough and stoic? Have at it. Want to find a quiet spot to mourn in private? Go ahead.

But for as much as we shill "body positivity" and identity and autonomy these days, most of this shit is pretty much ORDERING men to pussy out against their own sense of comfort or consent, rather than letting them express themselves how they wish.