mastodon 4.7.2+glitch.techlgbtGeek, nerd, cat custodian, social justice accountant.
Bi and trans.
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Trans joy at finding and embracing ourselves is so pure. I absolutely love seeing other trans people picking up names, pronouns, clothing and hairstyles that bring them joy. Especially when they're ones that I discarded because they didn't fit me. You like that dress I brought to the clothes swap? You look amazing in it, go and have many good times wearing it. You're rocking my deadname? It's a beautiful name and it suits you, glad to see it bringing you happiness. Just because something wasn't for me, doesn't mean I can't get behind your love for it
I was recently in a study skills workshop where speech to text software was discussed as helpful if you can say words more easily than you can type them.
Obviously being mainstream education, there were recommendations for Windows and macOS, but nothing else.
I want to go back to the accessibility team with suggestions, because if I complain they didn't have any they'll most likely say something insincere and then never do anything about that.
So, if you have #recommendations for free or low cost Speech to Text software for #Linux users, please could you share them with me?
Things that can all be true at the same time:
Most people experience only mild pain or discomfort during this procedure.
Some people experience more severe pain during this procedure, sometimes much more severe.
Anaesthesia and/or meaningful pain relief should be offered to everyone who undergoes this procedure. Even if only a small number of people experience significant pain, we cannot tell in advance who those people will be, and this is not a risk we need to take.
This is a post about IUDs