I can’t cuddle anyone. I’ve been in serious long term relationships. And even then. I just can’t. If someone out there arms around me. Most of the time me being 5’1, pretty small, it feels like they’re putting pressure on my body. I hate being held down or not having mobility of my body. I usually get really warm and then start to get overwhelmed because I’m so (temperature wise) HOT, and I can’t stay on my side so spooning is even uncomfortable. I find myself getting annoyed if I’m touched for too long when it’s NOT in a sexual manner. I’m not sure where these preferences or maybe even pet peeves stem from, but even when I’m truly in love with someone. I don’t like to be held or touched by them for long amounts of time. I don’t really think I have since maybe my senior year of high school. Being petite in general, it maybe because when I’m with men 99% of the time they’re at least 2 or 3 times my size (height not weight) and I don’t like to feel pressure on any part of my body, ESPECIALLY the stomach. Makes me feel sick. But when I was with my ex gf her cuddling was very light and soft and we fit together more than crushed or (for lack of better term in my head) consumed one over the other. Maybe I’m gay lol. But I really like both men and women. And even me and her, we couldn’t cuddle all night because I’d still get way too hot. But no really good show or really good sex has made me ever want to be held or hold someone or being touched by someone for long amounts of time. Just wanted to vent a bit and maybe see if I wasn’t the only one.

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I am using Archlinux 6.3.5-arch-1 and today I discovered an annoying anomaly when using the Unix "ls" command within a .pyenv environment. Say I have 2 venvs .pyenv/versions/venv1 and .pyenv/versions/venv2. If I enter venv1 and use the "ls ../" command to list the contents in the versions folder 1 level above, the name of the current venv : i.e. "venv1", is returned and not the contents of the versions folder . Can anyone verify that this is a possible bug in the Linux "ls" command with respect specifically to python venvs or is my system mis-configured somehow? Thx ...

#include  #include  int main() { int p = 100; printf("%p\n", &p); } 

Hey yall. Thought you would like this story.
So it's my last day of my first solo trip. I've been traveling for 4.5 months through Europe. I decided to go on a day trip and rent a bike and go to the beach. Once I got to the beach, I saw a huge crowd of people and was like "whats going on?" I noticed they were dancing but didn't hear any music. Then I saw that they were wearing headphones but were clearly all listening to the same music. I sat far away from them but watching grinning cuz it was just so wholesome. People of every age just vibing.
I then was like "why don't I join? Oh but what if it costs money. Oh but they don't speak the same language as you. Fuck it, let's go!" I walked up yo them and without having to say a word, a guy hands me some headphones and I drop my stuff and go into the crowd, dancing and swaying and vibing. I walked into the ocean and danced with the waves and then danced with different people that were around. I stayed for almost 2 hrs without realizing how much time was passing. There was music of all genres.
I gotta say, that was an incredible expirence. I was so sad this morning since I'm going home, but dancing with strangers made me forget my woes and gave me so much joy :))
Also as someone who used to have extreme anxiety, I'm really proud of myself for joining a group of strangers in a foreign country and just being myself. Dancing like no one was watching.
Anyways that's it, thats the post.

Dear PROP/CDC, Here's What Happens When You Over-Restrict Pills: More Deaths. Nice Going. By Josh Bloom — December 12, 2018 No Explanation Needed. Photo: winsomeaunt.blogspot [1] If Shakespeare were alive today he would be hard-pressed to come up with a script that could match the tragedy that has been imposed on this country by self-appointed drug experts, bureaucrats, self-serving politicians, and various other fools. It's that bad. And it was largely preventable.
So, let's all congratulate the CDC for sticking its nose where it should not have been and the P hysicians Responsible for Opioid Prohibition (1) for creating a mess that we will not be getting out of anytime soon.
A new report [2] from in the December 12th National Vital Statistics Reports (NVSR) confirms what patient pain advocates and I have been saying all along - that we've been fighting the wrong war (against prescription opioid analgesics) and, in doing so, managed to screw two things up at the same time. 1. Pain patients are suffering 2. More people, not fewer, are dying
One can only hope that the press, which has been pathetically inept in its coverage of the "opioid crisis," which is really the "fentanyl crisis," might pay attention to the new report and possibly start to get the story right. But don't get your hopes up. To do so would entail not only reading the report but also, understanding what it says.
I'll make it easy for them. As I've written repeatedly, pills are not the real problem (See No, Vicodin Is Not The Real Killer In The Opioid Crisis [3]and The Opioid Epidemic In 6 Charts Designed To Deceive You [4]); it is the difficulty of obtaining them that is now. The NVSR makes this painfully obvious.
Here's why. In 2011 (Table 1), there were 41,340 overdose deaths from all drugs - legal, illegal, prescription, and over the counter. Oxycodone was the primary cause of OD deaths (5,587, 13.5% of total). But a closer look at Table 1 reveals some interesting facts. Table 1. The 15 drugs responsible for most overdose deaths in 2011. Source: National Vital Statistics Reports A closer look at Table 1 (I added the notes in color) reveals some interesting trends. Although oxycodone leads the pack with 5,587 deaths, illegal drugs, heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine, killed twice as many people (and alcohol killed 80,000). The number for heroin is almost certainly too low, probably by a lot. This is because heroin is rapidly metabolized to morphine, so someone who died from a heroin overdose will also test positive for morphine. Since people on the street generally, don't inject themselves with morphine, it is plausible that most of the morphine overdoses were actually from heroin.
Although two benzodiazepine sedatives, Xanax and Valium are on the list, this is somewhat misleading.
Virtually all of these deaths are a result of concomitant use of alcohol or opioids. It is virtually impossible to kill yourself with Valium alone. In a case study [5], a woman who tried to commit suicide took 2,000 mg of the drug - the equivalent of 400 five milligram pills and walked out of the hospital two days later. (See Can Valium Kill You? [6]).
In high doses, patients may manifest coma, respiratory depression, hypotension, hypothermia, and rhabdomyolysis. Otherwise, benzodiazepines are remarkably safe as single agents. TOXNET [7], Toxicology Data Network Now, let's take a look at the same data for 2016 (Table 2). The changes are startling. Table 2. Overdose deaths from the 15 most common drugs. Note that adding the percentages results in a number considerably higher than 100.
Likewise, adding the number of deaths gives a number greater than 63,632. This is because when multiple drugs are involved they are all counted. The term "fentanyl deaths" almost always means "illicit fentanyl and its analogs, not prescriptions patches. In Table 2, the damage of six years of bad policy becomes evident. Despite a 25% reduction in opioid prescriptions [8] during that time, 22,292 (54%) more people died from drug overdoses, despite the fact that the number of OD deaths from oxycodone (Percocet) and hydrocodone (Vicodin) remained essentially unchanged.
And there's more (and it's really crazy). Note that the number of deaths from diphenhydramine (Benadryl) isn't terribly different from the number from Vicodin. Are we having a "Benadryl Crisis?" And even crazier - look at gabapentin (Neurontin, yellow arrow). Neurontin is being used like crazy (mostly off-label) as an alternative to opioids. Except it doesn't work. But it managed to creep into the Top 15 list. I'm speechless.
So, here's the report card: Restricting prescriptions of opioid analgesics had approximately zero effect on overdose deaths from the pills.
But it did result in incalculable suffering of pain patients. And it also caused more deaths as oxycodone users switched to heroin, something we've known since 2010.
This switch created a huge heroin market, which was filled by fentanyl starting in 2014 (Figure 1). Figure 1. Deaths from illicit fentanyl and its analogs 2014-2017 (blue hatch line). The red circle shows that fentanyl overdose deaths were rare before 2014 but were by far the major cause of death (green circle) in 2017. Source: National Institute on Drug Abuse [9]. If this is not an example of an abysmal policy then nothing is. Yet, despite this overwhelming evidence, we still hear crap like this: When you talk about opioid pain medicines, we’re essentially talking about heroin pills Andrew Kolodny, Executive director of Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing. 2017?????? [10] No, Andrew, we're not. Read this article and then try to make that same statement with a straight face.
The false narrative of prescriptions doing the killing persists despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. The longer it persists, more pain patients will suffer and more people will die.
These charts are not lying. Too bad I can't say the same about others. NOTE: (1) I changed the name of the group to something more accurate. So sue me. COPYRIGHT © 1978-2016 BY THE AMERICAN COUNCIL ON SCIENCE AND HEALTH Source URL:
https://www.acsh.org/news/2018/12/12/dear-propcdc-heres-what-happens-when-you-over- restrict-pills-more-deaths-nice-going-13663
Links
[1] http://winsomeaunt.blogspot.com/2012/02/enough-already.html
[2] https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvsnvsr67/nvsr67_09-508.pdf
[3] https://www.acsh.org/news/2017/04/12/no-vicodin-not-real-killer-opioid-crisis-11123
[4] https://www.acsh.org/news/2017/10/12/opioid-epidemic-6-charts-designed-deceive-you-11935
[5] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/357765
[6] https://www.acsh.org/news/2017/01/04/can-valium-kill-you-10675
[7] https://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/sis/search/a?dbs+hsdb:@[email protected]+7207
[8] https://www.aafp.org/news/health-of-the-public/20180425opioidstudy.html
[9] https://www.drugabuse.gov/related-topics/trends-statistics/overdose-death-rates
[10] https://www.cjonline.com/business/local/2017-08-29/it-s-coming-kansas-health-professionals-leaders- consider-opioid-crisis

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Game Status: Pre-Game - First Pitch is scheduled for 11:35 AM EDT

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NLC Rank	Team	W	L	GB (E#)	WC Rank	WC GB (E#)
1	Milwaukee Brewers	31	27	- (-)	-	- (-)
2	Pittsburgh Pirates	30	27	0.5 (105)	3	- (-)
3	Cincinnati Reds	26	32	5.0 (100)	8	4.5 (100)
4	Chicago Cubs	25	32	5.5 (100)	10	5.0 (100)
5	St. Louis Cardinals	25	34	6.5 (98)	13	6.0 (98)

	Probable Pitcher (Season Stats)	Report
Cardinals	Miles Mikolas (4-1, 3.75 ERA, 69.2 IP)	No report posted.
Pirates	Rich Hill (4-5, 4.76 ERA, 58.2 IP)	No report posted.

Cardinals Lineup vs. Hill	AVG	OPS	AB	HR	RBI	K
1 Edman - CF	.200	.600	5	0	0	2
2 Goldschmidt - 1B	.500	1.315	22	2	5	2
3 Gorman - 2B	-	-	-	-	-	-
4 Arenado - 3B	.273	.818	11	1	2	4
5 Yepez - RF	-	-	-	-	-	-
6 DeJong - SS	.167	.453	6	0	0	1
7 Baker - DH	-	-	-	-	-	-
8 Walker - LF	-	-	-	-	-	-
9 Knizner - C	-	-	-	-	-	-
10 Mikolas - P	-	-	-	-	-	-

Pirates Lineup vs. Mikolas	AVG	OPS	AB	HR	RBI	K
1 Marcano - SS	.000	.333	4	0	0	1
2 Reynolds, B - DH	.333	.820	30	0	4	4
3 Suwinski - LF	.250	.708	8	0	0	3
4 Santana - 1B	.250	.583	8	0	0	0
5 Hayes - 3B	.385	1.000	13	0	0	2
6 Bae - CF	-	-	-	-	-	-
7 Castro, R - 2B	.125	.347	8	0	0	4
8 Palacios, J - RF	-	-	-	-	-	-
9 Hedges - C	.500	1.000	4	0	1	0
10 Hill - P	-	-	-	-	-	-

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Nen Ability: Royal Convergence
Description: Royal Convergence is a conjuration-based Nen ability that allows the user to summon an army of ants, which grow in size, strength, and abilities based on the amount of aura and skill in conjuration employed. These conjured ants possess the ability to fight on behalf of the user, acting as loyal soldiers in battle. After the battle concludes, the ants gather biomass from defeated enemies or any available source and combine it to create a substance known as Royal Jelly.
Royal Jelly: Royal Jelly is a unique and powerful substance generated by the gathered biomass. It contains a concentrated amalgamation of memories, abilities, skills, lifespans, and physical capabilities. Upon consuming the Royal Jelly, the user gains access to these acquired attributes, allowing for an expansion of their own knowledge, skills, capabilities, and even physical traits.
Assimilation Enhancement: Since the conjured ants are manifested using the user's own Nen, their existence within the Royal Jelly facilitates a seamless assimilation process. By incorporating themselves into the Royal Jelly, the ants willingly merge their abilities, skills, memories, lifespans, and physical capabilities, aiding the user in fully integrating the acquired attributes.
Selective Assimilation: The user has the ability to perceive and select which attributes they wish to accept or decline from the Royal Jelly. They can review the acquired memories, abilities, skills, lifespans, and physical capabilities, and make choices based on their preferences and needs. Furthermore, the user can determine how the acquired physical attributes will affect them, such as choosing whether the muscles of their enemies will make their own muscles big and bulky or lean and dense.
Strength Enhancement: The ants summoned by Royal Convergence gradually increase in size and strength as the user invests more aura into their conjuration. The greater the amount of aura utilized, the larger and more powerful the ants become, granting the user a formidable army to fight alongside them.
Limitations: 1. The size and strength of the ants are directly proportional to the amount of aura used during their conjuration. Exhausting the user's aura reserves may weaken the ants or prevent their summoning until sufficient aura is restored. 2. The acquired attributes from consuming Royal Jelly have a permanent duration and do not diminish over time. The lifespan extension granted by Royal Jelly is limited and subject to the natural limitations of the user's own lifespan. 3. The assimilation process of acquired abilities, skills, memories, lifespan, and physical capabilities through Royal Jelly requires a period of digestion and integration, during which the user may experience temporary side effects or vulnerabilities. 4. The conjured ants have a finite lifespan and cannot be replenished once their duration expires. The user must summon new ants to maintain their army if any perish. 5. The conjured ants can gather biomass from defeated enemies or any available source. They can extract materials and resources from living or non-living beings to create Royal Jelly. 6. The user can selectively choose and separate attributes from the Royal Jelly, vomiting out the unwanted parts. However, this process may cause temporary discomfort or nausea.

These are all the rules we have so far!
Feel free to add anything, but try and avoid explicit stuff, that usually comes after. We’re both guys, but I believe the rules could apply to any couples. If we get enough rules we’ll probably randomize them so each time we play it’s different.
Mario Party
NSFW rules
Start Game: Highest Roller: gets to choose a nickname that the other player must call them for the entire game
Dice Roll 1 Take off an article of clothing (then don’t) 2 Give the other player a kiss (on the lips) 3 Give the other player a kiss, anywhere but the lips 4 FREE NUMBER 5 Swap positions 6 place your hand anywhere on the other player until your turn comes back around, even through minigame 7 gain an article of clothing (or don’t) 8 Put on an accessory grope/put hand somewhere on skin 9 Demand a kiss from the other player, can be anywhere 10 Slap the other players ass as hard as you can
Mini game
Winner gets to choose sitting positions
Tie, whoever pins the other down first wins
2v2 or 1v3 same team, also pin each other down (if you both win)
Bonus ones, most coins is the winner
Spaces
Red: lose an article of clothing
Blue: Nothing
Bowser:The other Ayer can order you to do anything this turn.
VS: the winner gets to order the other player to do anything or decide to let the other player order them. (Same with duels)
Stars
First star: put the chain necklace on the other player and lock the locket, you now own the that player, whisper that to them as you lock it. don’t forget to tug on the chain every now and then to remind them you own them.
2nd :add a new rule both players must follow for the rest of the game when player roles 4
Steal a star: if you’re wearing the chain, you can now break free and you now own the other player, tug on the chain
Steal coins: choose an article of clothing the other player must take off or put on
Items
Dice: all numbers count the way they normally do
Cursed: whoever it’s used on loses an article of clothing
Warp block: Swap positions
Excited to hear what people have for ideas!