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  • And your description sounds more like you’re asexual with men

    Seems more like aromantic to me than asexual. OP enjoys the sex, just not the intimacy.

    Labels are dumb, but if I had to call it something, it’d be homoromantic-bisexual or something like that.

    I don’t see what’s wrong in describing oneself as a lesbian in that instance, given that all labels are just labels of convenience and it describes OP’s ideal preference well enough. Even if some gold stars may disagree.




  • Other than foldables, I think phones have basically settled on their generic form factor. Rounded corners for comfort and fall protection, a small hole punch for the front camera, and buttons only on the side.

    In the past, it was about the creative things you could do with bezels as they got smaller and smaller. Now that there are effectively none, there’s not much more left to do. Fingerprint readers moved under screens, camera bumps are here to stay, and everything has USB-C.

    Foldables are really the only form factor with room for improvement right now, but then I have to ask myself, do I really need more screen? I don’t even know many people outside of kids and the elderly who even use tablets these days, why do I need my phone to become one?





  • Just to add to the great answers already given by others, another aspect to it all is that the mythology that developed into Judaism/Christianity/Islam was originally polytheistic. The god known as YHWH/Yahweh was one of many, but had a dedicated cult (not unlike Greco-Roman deities that often had cults of their own, revering one specific god to the exclusion of others who were nevertheless acknowledged).

    So in that sense, the idea of Yahweh being omnipotent and omniscient is a bit of a retcon, meant to highlight the superiority of Yahweh over other gods as his henotheistic sect gradually developed into a more zealous monotheistic religion that rejected the legitimacy of all other gods entirely

    That being said, the idea of Satan as a sort of antagonist character to tempt humans towards sin did not emerge until much later either, after the aforementioned omnipotent/omniscient revision of Yahweh. It really just boils down to whatever plot contrivances were convenient for the successive works of religious fan fiction that would later come to be canonized within each Abrahamic religion.