Asexual

Loser

Nobody is truly asexual

Imagine unironically using that as a label

in order for you to be asexual, you would have to not have sexual orgasn

organs*

Lol this is stupid af

Its a disorder of the mind

Not of the body

I’d tell you to go to gender issues but idc

like gender dysphoria

Night psychos

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yes point us to the corner where nobody is talking

fuck this no image posting server

@SoCalFX You have to go there if you're talking about that topic

Besides people can definitely be truly asexual

@qwasi Only in the debate channels

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Only in their own mind

I can agree if someone has a low sex drive

but you cant wish your sexuality away

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gotta go

its a marketplace though

lol

@abby_ella haha there won’t be a recession. Supply chains are designed to be resistant to exogenous shocks, it’s not enough to create a downturn.

The stock market will continue to be volatile but I’m sure the drops are finished

Wait, you mean to tell me the world, as we know it, isn't going to end because of Coronavirus?

Yeah I mean it’s not like Ebola. Most people survive, it’s the elderly and weak immune systems that are dying

Robust https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/guid/98B61031-3E54-4559-B195-0464AF6442AC

@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ We’ll see soon, I guess. Either way, prepare for rising inflation

Nah it won’t be anything drastic

The financial impact will be far greater than Ebola

The problem is not deaths, it’s massive hospital overcrowding and insurance use, and huge drops in retail and service

Honestly if you think this is all going to just blow over and be cool, you have not been paying attention to the numbers coming out of the WHO

There are about 925k staffed hospital beds in the US

If there’s a 40% transmission rate

That’s problem for sure. The supply shock will come from those who need those hospital beds, plus all the additional people who don’t need a hospital stay but have to miss work

With a 19% hospitalization rate (per WHO)