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Poll Results: Why Commanders fans expect improvement in Washington 2026 NFL season https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/894809/ #AdamPeters #CashPeters #Commanders #Football #NFL #PollResults #SonnyStyles #TheCommanders #Washington #WashingtonCommanders #WashingtonCommanders
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Poll Results: Why Commanders fans expect improvement in Washington 2026 NFL season https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/894809/ #AdamPeters #CashPeters #Commanders #Football #NFL #PollResults #SonnyStyles #TheCommanders #Washington #WashingtonCommanders #WashingtonCommanders
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Putin confidant calls far-right AfD the ‘hope for Germans’
Kirill Dmitriev, the Kremlin envoy responsible for Russia’s business relations with other countries, has welcomed the high approval…
#Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #businessrelations #DirkWiese #Germanstates #KirillDmitriev #Mecklenburg-Vorpommern #pollresults #Putin #Putin'sRussia
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Belief in Staged Attacks on Trump Signals Deeper Disconnect
Polls show many Americans doubt recent attacks on Donald Trump were real. This is worrying for shared truth. Find out why.
#TrumpAttacks, #PollResults, #Misinformation, #PublicTrust, #StagedEvents
https://newsletter.tf/americans-doubt-trump-attack-reality-poll/
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Nearly 1 in 4 Americans think the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting was staged. This is a significant number of people doubting a major event.
#TrumpAttacks, #PollResults, #Misinformation, #PublicTrust, #StagedEvents
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https://www.europesays.com/people/34361/ ’The nightmare stat’: Eric Trump trolls CNN over new poll #DonaldTrump #EricTrump #HarryEnten #MAGA #PollResults #Trump #TrumpSupporter
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Young Women's Views on Men: A Chasm of Perception Widens
A new poll reveals 35% of young women have positive views of men, a drop from previous years. Find out why this 'gender gap' is widening.
#GenderGap, #YoungWomen, #MensViews, #SocietalTrends, #PollResults
https://newsletter.tf/young-women-negative-views-men-poll-shows/
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Only 35% of young women now hold positive views of men, a significant drop that highlights a growing divide between genders.
#GenderGap, #YoungWomen, #MensViews, #SocietalTrends, #PollResults
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RE: https://climatejustice.social/@resplendent606/115742072154276984
Congratulations to Oracle for being the Mastodon Linux communities most disliked company. It is hard to argue with the results. Oracle *is* a bunch of bastards.
However, I thought for sure it would be NVIDIA. From my personal experience, my life has been so much easier since switching from NVIDIA to AMD and replacing the Broadcom card in my laptop.
#GNULinux #GNU #Linux #poll #pollresults #Broadcom #IBM #Redhat #NVIDIA #Oracle
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RE: https://climatejustice.social/@resplendent606/115742072154276984
Congratulations to Oracle for being the Mastodon Linux communities most disliked company. It is hard to argue with the results. Oracle *is* a bunch of bastards.
However, I thought for sure it would be NVIDIA. From my personal experience, my life has been so much easier since switching from NVIDIA to AMD and replacing the Broadcom card in my laptop.
#GNULinux #GNU #Linux #poll #pollresults #Broadcom #IBM #Redhat #NVIDIA #Oracle
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RE: https://climatejustice.social/@resplendent606/115742072154276984
Congratulations to Oracle for being the Mastodon Linux communities most disliked company. It is hard to argue with the results. Oracle *is* a bunch of bastards.
However, I thought for sure it would be NVIDIA. From my personal experience, my life has been so much easier since switching from NVIDIA to AMD and replacing the Broadcom card in my laptop.
#GNULinux #GNU #Linux #poll #pollresults #Broadcom #IBM #Redhat #NVIDIA #Oracle
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RE: https://climatejustice.social/@resplendent606/115742072154276984
Congratulations to Oracle for being the Mastodon Linux communities most disliked company. It is hard to argue with the results. Oracle *is* a bunch of bastards.
However, I thought for sure it would be NVIDIA. From my personal experience, my life has been so much easier since switching from NVIDIA to AMD and replacing the Broadcom card in my laptop.
#GNULinux #GNU #Linux #poll #pollresults #Broadcom #IBM #Redhat #NVIDIA #Oracle
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RE: https://climatejustice.social/@resplendent606/115742072154276984
Congratulations to Oracle for being the Mastodon Linux communities most disliked company. It is hard to argue with the results. Oracle *is* a bunch of bastards.
However, I thought for sure it would be NVIDIA. From my personal experience, my life has been so much easier since switching from NVIDIA to AMD and replacing the Broadcom card in my laptop.
#GNULinux #GNU #Linux #poll #pollresults #Broadcom #IBM #Redhat #NVIDIA #Oracle
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BJP workers in Patna are gearing up for a sweet celebration ahead of the Bihar Assembly poll results, ordering 501 kilos of laddoos as exit polls predict a big win for the NDA https://english.mathrubhumi.com/multimedia/videos/sweet-victory-in-sight-bjp-in-bihar-orders-501-kilos-of-laddoos-for-celebration-r5v6dtnx?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #BiharElections2025 #BJP #NDA #PollResults #Celebration
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BJP workers in Patna are gearing up for a sweet celebration ahead of the Bihar Assembly poll results, ordering 501 kilos of laddoos as exit polls predict a big win for the NDA https://english.mathrubhumi.com/multimedia/videos/sweet-victory-in-sight-bjp-in-bihar-orders-501-kilos-of-laddoos-for-celebration-r5v6dtnx?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #BiharElections2025 #BJP #NDA #PollResults #Celebration
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BJP workers in Patna are gearing up for a sweet celebration ahead of the Bihar Assembly poll results, ordering 501 kilos of laddoos as exit polls predict a big win for the NDA https://english.mathrubhumi.com/multimedia/videos/sweet-victory-in-sight-bjp-in-bihar-orders-501-kilos-of-laddoos-for-celebration-r5v6dtnx?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #BiharElections2025 #BJP #NDA #PollResults #Celebration
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Hi there, everyone;
Below are the Nude-Maid Poll Results.
All of you (7 total) voted yes to my poll.
Thank you to all who participated. 😘
#Poll #Results #PollResults
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Vote in our poll: Which was the best Phoenix Suns team of all-time? https://www.rawchili.com/nba/296599/ #Amar'eStoudemire #Basketball #BorisDiaw #BostonCeltics #BradleyBeal #Bulls #Chicago #ChicagoBulls #ChicagoBulls #ChrisPaul #DevinBooker #Houston #KevinDurant #LosAngelesClippers #MilwaukeeBucks #NBA #PhoenixSuns #PollResults #SanAntonioSpurs #SteveNash
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In a new poll, Americans are pointing the finger at Trump for rising living costs. Who knew a past president could inflate prices more than a balloon artist? Time for a change in the economy, not just the headlines. #CostOfLiving #TrumpEffect #PollResults Source: https://theinformer.uk
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CW: long-ish, poll results for sub-poll about kink
To supplement the initial poll, I ended up creating a sub-poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114719436104615494
With 91 voters responding, here are the results of that one:
5% "Asexuality basically means celibate, right?"
51% "Kink is sexual for me, not necessarily others"
35% "The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer"
11% "Intimacy implies romance"
24% "A fetish is always sexual"
66% "Kinks are different from fetishes"
5% "Other (Comment)""Asexuality basically means celibate, right?" is a viewpoint I get hit with a lot. It's one of the many misconceptions people have about #asexuality. I'm happy to see that it's not a high percentage, but it also means that there is room for helping to clarify it for people. I did try to answer some questions that came in some of the comments. You can read one of those responses here: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114730600977662696
"Kink is sexual for me, but not necessarily others" was meant to help complement the statements in the first poll based on feedback. Not everyone projects their own version of defining kink onto others, and that is really nice. It's something that needs to happen mindfully so when someone is talking about #kink it's not immediately labeled as a #sex discussion. And I appreciate it when people put in the effort to account for the different perspectives on the matter. 49% of respondents either didn't feel like kink was sexual for them or didn't feel like it could be non-sexual for others. Given the numbers in the first poll, I am inclined to believe the former is predominant among the survey takers. I could be wrong, but I'll do so with some gusto.
"The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer" was something meant to echo @[email protected] for his comment here https://onycha.monster/@erosdiscordia/statuses/01JY7EZKMZ3Y86HBWNM4K9ZG4Y
I found it interesting to view things from this approach and am curious to hear more thoughts about it. It would certainly require some care, because there's already difficulties when widening the definition of the term "sex act". I still feel like it's worth exploring even if just to broaden my understanding of how people think about these concepts."Intimacy implies romance" is one I added because I was noticing some people using the terms interchangeably or to mean a similar thing. 11% of voters at least view them as being in the same neighborhood. I'm aromantic, and not really going to be very good at trying to provide a granular differential analysis of romancy things. I definitely view intimacy as it's own thing though and you can read more about my thinking in this post https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114721556022286295
"A fetish is always sexual" was meant to try and refine how people are defining a fetish. My understanding is that it really only applies to sexual contexts, even if typical sex acts aren't necessarily involved, it's still scratching the sexual pathway in the brain. However it seems this framing only agrees with 24% of voters and I'm very interested in hearing more opinions about this to get a better understanding.
"Kinks are different from fetishes" was added to check how people felt about this right after considering the sexual components to a fetish and whether this would be any different from the answers to the first poll in relation to kink and sexuality. 66% of people agree with this statement which is actually fewer than I expected. But as a wise person mentioned for the first poll, I might be phrasing things as bouba in a kiki world or vice-versa.
Again, I would like to thank everyone who voted in the poll and especially to people who left comments. They were all very helpful for giving me a better feel for people in my orbit and how they may be conceptualizing these things.
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CW: long-ish, poll results for sub-poll about kink
To supplement the initial poll, I ended up creating a sub-poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114719436104615494
With 91 voters responding, here are the results of that one:
5% "Asexuality basically means celibate, right?"
51% "Kink is sexual for me, not necessarily others"
35% "The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer"
11% "Intimacy implies romance"
24% "A fetish is always sexual"
66% "Kinks are different from fetishes"
5% "Other (Comment)""Asexuality basically means celibate, right?" is a viewpoint I get hit with a lot. It's one of the many misconceptions people have about #asexuality. I'm happy to see that it's not a high percentage, but it also means that there is room for helping to clarify it for people. I did try to answer some questions that came in some of the comments. You can read one of those responses here: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114730600977662696
"Kink is sexual for me, but not necessarily others" was meant to help complement the statements in the first poll based on feedback. Not everyone projects their own version of defining kink onto others, and that is really nice. It's something that needs to happen mindfully so when someone is talking about #kink it's not immediately labeled as a #sex discussion. And I appreciate it when people put in the effort to account for the different perspectives on the matter. 49% of respondents either didn't feel like kink was sexual for them or didn't feel like it could be non-sexual for others. Given the numbers in the first poll, I am inclined to believe the former is predominant among the survey takers. I could be wrong, but I'll do so with some gusto.
"The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer" was something meant to echo @[email protected] for his comment here https://onycha.monster/@erosdiscordia/statuses/01JY7EZKMZ3Y86HBWNM4K9ZG4Y
I found it interesting to view things from this approach and am curious to hear more thoughts about it. It would certainly require some care, because there's already difficulties when widening the definition of the term "sex act". I still feel like it's worth exploring even if just to broaden my understanding of how people think about these concepts."Intimacy implies romance" is one I added because I was noticing some people using the terms interchangeably or to mean a similar thing. 11% of voters at least view them as being in the same neighborhood. I'm aromantic, and not really going to be very good at trying to provide a granular differential analysis of romancy things. I definitely view intimacy as it's own thing though and you can read more about my thinking in this post https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114721556022286295
"A fetish is always sexual" was meant to try and refine how people are defining a fetish. My understanding is that it really only applies to sexual contexts, even if typical sex acts aren't necessarily involved, it's still scratching the sexual pathway in the brain. However it seems this framing only agrees with 24% of voters and I'm very interested in hearing more opinions about this to get a better understanding.
"Kinks are different from fetishes" was added to check how people felt about this right after considering the sexual components to a fetish and whether this would be any different from the answers to the first poll in relation to kink and sexuality. 66% of people agree with this statement which is actually fewer than I expected. But as a wise person mentioned for the first poll, I might be phrasing things as bouba in a kiki world or vice-versa.
Again, I would like to thank everyone who voted in the poll and especially to people who left comments. They were all very helpful for giving me a better feel for people in my orbit and how they may be conceptualizing these things.
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CW: long-ish, poll results for sub-poll about kink
To supplement the initial poll, I ended up creating a sub-poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114719436104615494
With 91 voters responding, here are the results of that one:
5% "Asexuality basically means celibate, right?"
51% "Kink is sexual for me, not necessarily others"
35% "The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer"
11% "Intimacy implies romance"
24% "A fetish is always sexual"
66% "Kinks are different from fetishes"
5% "Other (Comment)""Asexuality basically means celibate, right?" is a viewpoint I get hit with a lot. It's one of the many misconceptions people have about #asexuality. I'm happy to see that it's not a high percentage, but it also means that there is room for helping to clarify it for people. I did try to answer some questions that came in some of the comments. You can read one of those responses here: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114730600977662696
"Kink is sexual for me, but not necessarily others" was meant to help complement the statements in the first poll based on feedback. Not everyone projects their own version of defining kink onto others, and that is really nice. It's something that needs to happen mindfully so when someone is talking about #kink it's not immediately labeled as a #sex discussion. And I appreciate it when people put in the effort to account for the different perspectives on the matter. 49% of respondents either didn't feel like kink was sexual for them or didn't feel like it could be non-sexual for others. Given the numbers in the first poll, I am inclined to believe the former is predominant among the survey takers. I could be wrong, but I'll do so with some gusto.
"The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer" was something meant to echo @[email protected] for his comment here https://onycha.monster/@erosdiscordia/statuses/01JY7EZKMZ3Y86HBWNM4K9ZG4Y
I found it interesting to view things from this approach and am curious to hear more thoughts about it. It would certainly require some care, because there's already difficulties when widening the definition of the term "sex act". I still feel like it's worth exploring even if just to broaden my understanding of how people think about these concepts."Intimacy implies romance" is one I added because I was noticing some people using the terms interchangeably or to mean a similar thing. 11% of voters at least view them as being in the same neighborhood. I'm aromantic, and not really going to be very good at trying to provide a granular differential analysis of romancy things. I definitely view intimacy as it's own thing though and you can read more about my thinking in this post https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114721556022286295
"A fetish is always sexual" was meant to try and refine how people are defining a fetish. My understanding is that it really only applies to sexual contexts, even if typical sex acts aren't necessarily involved, it's still scratching the sexual pathway in the brain. However it seems this framing only agrees with 24% of voters and I'm very interested in hearing more opinions about this to get a better understanding.
"Kinks are different from fetishes" was added to check how people felt about this right after considering the sexual components to a fetish and whether this would be any different from the answers to the first poll in relation to kink and sexuality. 66% of people agree with this statement which is actually fewer than I expected. But as a wise person mentioned for the first poll, I might be phrasing things as bouba in a kiki world or vice-versa.
Again, I would like to thank everyone who voted in the poll and especially to people who left comments. They were all very helpful for giving me a better feel for people in my orbit and how they may be conceptualizing these things.
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CW: long-ish, poll results for sub-poll about kink
To supplement the initial poll, I ended up creating a sub-poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114719436104615494
With 91 voters responding, here are the results of that one:
5% "Asexuality basically means celibate, right?"
51% "Kink is sexual for me, not necessarily others"
35% "The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer"
11% "Intimacy implies romance"
24% "A fetish is always sexual"
66% "Kinks are different from fetishes"
5% "Other (Comment)""Asexuality basically means celibate, right?" is a viewpoint I get hit with a lot. It's one of the many misconceptions people have about #asexuality. I'm happy to see that it's not a high percentage, but it also means that there is room for helping to clarify it for people. I did try to answer some questions that came in some of the comments. You can read one of those responses here: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114730600977662696
"Kink is sexual for me, but not necessarily others" was meant to help complement the statements in the first poll based on feedback. Not everyone projects their own version of defining kink onto others, and that is really nice. It's something that needs to happen mindfully so when someone is talking about #kink it's not immediately labeled as a #sex discussion. And I appreciate it when people put in the effort to account for the different perspectives on the matter. 49% of respondents either didn't feel like kink was sexual for them or didn't feel like it could be non-sexual for others. Given the numbers in the first poll, I am inclined to believe the former is predominant among the survey takers. I could be wrong, but I'll do so with some gusto.
"The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer" was something meant to echo @[email protected] for his comment here https://onycha.monster/@erosdiscordia/statuses/01JY7EZKMZ3Y86HBWNM4K9ZG4Y
I found it interesting to view things from this approach and am curious to hear more thoughts about it. It would certainly require some care, because there's already difficulties when widening the definition of the term "sex act". I still feel like it's worth exploring even if just to broaden my understanding of how people think about these concepts."Intimacy implies romance" is one I added because I was noticing some people using the terms interchangeably or to mean a similar thing. 11% of voters at least view them as being in the same neighborhood. I'm aromantic, and not really going to be very good at trying to provide a granular differential analysis of romancy things. I definitely view intimacy as it's own thing though and you can read more about my thinking in this post https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114721556022286295
"A fetish is always sexual" was meant to try and refine how people are defining a fetish. My understanding is that it really only applies to sexual contexts, even if typical sex acts aren't necessarily involved, it's still scratching the sexual pathway in the brain. However it seems this framing only agrees with 24% of voters and I'm very interested in hearing more opinions about this to get a better understanding.
"Kinks are different from fetishes" was added to check how people felt about this right after considering the sexual components to a fetish and whether this would be any different from the answers to the first poll in relation to kink and sexuality. 66% of people agree with this statement which is actually fewer than I expected. But as a wise person mentioned for the first poll, I might be phrasing things as bouba in a kiki world or vice-versa.
Again, I would like to thank everyone who voted in the poll and especially to people who left comments. They were all very helpful for giving me a better feel for people in my orbit and how they may be conceptualizing these things.
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CW: long-ish, poll results for sub-poll about kink
To supplement the initial poll, I ended up creating a sub-poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114719436104615494
With 91 voters responding, here are the results of that one:
5% "Asexuality basically means celibate, right?"
51% "Kink is sexual for me, not necessarily others"
35% "The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer"
11% "Intimacy implies romance"
24% "A fetish is always sexual"
66% "Kinks are different from fetishes"
5% "Other (Comment)""Asexuality basically means celibate, right?" is a viewpoint I get hit with a lot. It's one of the many misconceptions people have about #asexuality. I'm happy to see that it's not a high percentage, but it also means that there is room for helping to clarify it for people. I did try to answer some questions that came in some of the comments. You can read one of those responses here: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114730600977662696
"Kink is sexual for me, but not necessarily others" was meant to help complement the statements in the first poll based on feedback. Not everyone projects their own version of defining kink onto others, and that is really nice. It's something that needs to happen mindfully so when someone is talking about #kink it's not immediately labeled as a #sex discussion. And I appreciate it when people put in the effort to account for the different perspectives on the matter. 49% of respondents either didn't feel like kink was sexual for them or didn't feel like it could be non-sexual for others. Given the numbers in the first poll, I am inclined to believe the former is predominant among the survey takers. I could be wrong, but I'll do so with some gusto.
"The colloquial usage of 'sex act' is a misnomer" was something meant to echo @[email protected] for his comment here https://onycha.monster/@erosdiscordia/statuses/01JY7EZKMZ3Y86HBWNM4K9ZG4Y
I found it interesting to view things from this approach and am curious to hear more thoughts about it. It would certainly require some care, because there's already difficulties when widening the definition of the term "sex act". I still feel like it's worth exploring even if just to broaden my understanding of how people think about these concepts."Intimacy implies romance" is one I added because I was noticing some people using the terms interchangeably or to mean a similar thing. 11% of voters at least view them as being in the same neighborhood. I'm aromantic, and not really going to be very good at trying to provide a granular differential analysis of romancy things. I definitely view intimacy as it's own thing though and you can read more about my thinking in this post https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114721556022286295
"A fetish is always sexual" was meant to try and refine how people are defining a fetish. My understanding is that it really only applies to sexual contexts, even if typical sex acts aren't necessarily involved, it's still scratching the sexual pathway in the brain. However it seems this framing only agrees with 24% of voters and I'm very interested in hearing more opinions about this to get a better understanding.
"Kinks are different from fetishes" was added to check how people felt about this right after considering the sexual components to a fetish and whether this would be any different from the answers to the first poll in relation to kink and sexuality. 66% of people agree with this statement which is actually fewer than I expected. But as a wise person mentioned for the first poll, I might be phrasing things as bouba in a kiki world or vice-versa.
Again, I would like to thank everyone who voted in the poll and especially to people who left comments. They were all very helpful for giving me a better feel for people in my orbit and how they may be conceptualizing these things.
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Poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114717402026546698
109 voters responded to this multi-select poll.
73% agree with "Kink is not inherently sexual"
88% agree with "Intimacy is not inherently sexual"
7% of respondents also felt that "Kink is inseparable from sex"
7% also feel that "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing"
9% checkmarked "Other (Comment)"I want to thank everyone who responded and especially those that left comments. I really appreciate the insight and explanations of your perspectives on this, and it really helps me reflect and revise my own thoughts on the matter. I deeply value how everyone has shared their thoughts about these topics in a way that made me feel more curious and introduced some points of view that I may not have otherwise considered.
It was also really helpful in finding the gaps in how I phrased things. While 7% of respondents said that "Kink is inseparable from sex", a 27% disagreed with the statement that "Kink is not inherently sexual". The implication here is that 20% of respondents feel that "Kink is inherently sexual, but is separable from sex" which isn't making sense to my brain but it's possible that the phrasing was unclear. I would have expected these to be much more close numerically.
Also I felt like maybe "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing" was also phrased weird but the percentage of people agreeing was the same as "Kink is inseparable from sex". I wanted to gauge how many people felt that "kink === fetish" and I did in fact expect this to be roughly the same as people who felt that "kink == sexual"
The comments were also immensely helpful in helping me understand the range people have for defining these terms, and how I made some mistakes in formulating the options. A common response I noted was that people might find kink to be always sexual in their experience but are very open and/or accepting of others who don't bind #kink and #sex together. Given information like this, I felt I had to create a sub-poll to help refine some thoughts and also add a couple of things I forgot to include on the main poll.
Next up will be results from the sub-poll and some posts to follow which I hope will spur some discussion, but would otherwise serve as me kind of dumping what's in my brain at the time.
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Poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114717402026546698
109 voters responded to this multi-select poll.
73% agree with "Kink is not inherently sexual"
88% agree with "Intimacy is not inherently sexual"
7% of respondents also felt that "Kink is inseparable from sex"
7% also feel that "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing"
9% checkmarked "Other (Comment)"I want to thank everyone who responded and especially those that left comments. I really appreciate the insight and explanations of your perspectives on this, and it really helps me reflect and revise my own thoughts on the matter. I deeply value how everyone has shared their thoughts about these topics in a way that made me feel more curious and introduced some points of view that I may not have otherwise considered.
It was also really helpful in finding the gaps in how I phrased things. While 7% of respondents said that "Kink is inseparable from sex", a 27% disagreed with the statement that "Kink is not inherently sexual". The implication here is that 20% of respondents feel that "Kink is inherently sexual, but is separable from sex" which isn't making sense to my brain but it's possible that the phrasing was unclear. I would have expected these to be much more close numerically.
Also I felt like maybe "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing" was also phrased weird but the percentage of people agreeing was the same as "Kink is inseparable from sex". I wanted to gauge how many people felt that "kink === fetish" and I did in fact expect this to be roughly the same as people who felt that "kink == sexual"
The comments were also immensely helpful in helping me understand the range people have for defining these terms, and how I made some mistakes in formulating the options. A common response I noted was that people might find kink to be always sexual in their experience but are very open and/or accepting of others who don't bind #kink and #sex together. Given information like this, I felt I had to create a sub-poll to help refine some thoughts and also add a couple of things I forgot to include on the main poll.
Next up will be results from the sub-poll and some posts to follow which I hope will spur some discussion, but would otherwise serve as me kind of dumping what's in my brain at the time.
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Poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114717402026546698
109 voters responded to this multi-select poll.
73% agree with "Kink is not inherently sexual"
88% agree with "Intimacy is not inherently sexual"
7% of respondents also felt that "Kink is inseparable from sex"
7% also feel that "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing"
9% checkmarked "Other (Comment)"I want to thank everyone who responded and especially those that left comments. I really appreciate the insight and explanations of your perspectives on this, and it really helps me reflect and revise my own thoughts on the matter. I deeply value how everyone has shared their thoughts about these topics in a way that made me feel more curious and introduced some points of view that I may not have otherwise considered.
It was also really helpful in finding the gaps in how I phrased things. While 7% of respondents said that "Kink is inseparable from sex", a 27% disagreed with the statement that "Kink is not inherently sexual". The implication here is that 20% of respondents feel that "Kink is inherently sexual, but is separable from sex" which isn't making sense to my brain but it's possible that the phrasing was unclear. I would have expected these to be much more close numerically.
Also I felt like maybe "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing" was also phrased weird but the percentage of people agreeing was the same as "Kink is inseparable from sex". I wanted to gauge how many people felt that "kink === fetish" and I did in fact expect this to be roughly the same as people who felt that "kink == sexual"
The comments were also immensely helpful in helping me understand the range people have for defining these terms, and how I made some mistakes in formulating the options. A common response I noted was that people might find kink to be always sexual in their experience but are very open and/or accepting of others who don't bind #kink and #sex together. Given information like this, I felt I had to create a sub-poll to help refine some thoughts and also add a couple of things I forgot to include on the main poll.
Next up will be results from the sub-poll and some posts to follow which I hope will spur some discussion, but would otherwise serve as me kind of dumping what's in my brain at the time.
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Poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114717402026546698
109 voters responded to this multi-select poll.
73% agree with "Kink is not inherently sexual"
88% agree with "Intimacy is not inherently sexual"
7% of respondents also felt that "Kink is inseparable from sex"
7% also feel that "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing"
9% checkmarked "Other (Comment)"I want to thank everyone who responded and especially those that left comments. I really appreciate the insight and explanations of your perspectives on this, and it really helps me reflect and revise my own thoughts on the matter. I deeply value how everyone has shared their thoughts about these topics in a way that made me feel more curious and introduced some points of view that I may not have otherwise considered.
It was also really helpful in finding the gaps in how I phrased things. While 7% of respondents said that "Kink is inseparable from sex", a 27% disagreed with the statement that "Kink is not inherently sexual". The implication here is that 20% of respondents feel that "Kink is inherently sexual, but is separable from sex" which isn't making sense to my brain but it's possible that the phrasing was unclear. I would have expected these to be much more close numerically.
Also I felt like maybe "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing" was also phrased weird but the percentage of people agreeing was the same as "Kink is inseparable from sex". I wanted to gauge how many people felt that "kink === fetish" and I did in fact expect this to be roughly the same as people who felt that "kink == sexual"
The comments were also immensely helpful in helping me understand the range people have for defining these terms, and how I made some mistakes in formulating the options. A common response I noted was that people might find kink to be always sexual in their experience but are very open and/or accepting of others who don't bind #kink and #sex together. Given information like this, I felt I had to create a sub-poll to help refine some thoughts and also add a couple of things I forgot to include on the main poll.
Next up will be results from the sub-poll and some posts to follow which I hope will spur some discussion, but would otherwise serve as me kind of dumping what's in my brain at the time.
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Poll: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114717402026546698
109 voters responded to this multi-select poll.
73% agree with "Kink is not inherently sexual"
88% agree with "Intimacy is not inherently sexual"
7% of respondents also felt that "Kink is inseparable from sex"
7% also feel that "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing"
9% checkmarked "Other (Comment)"I want to thank everyone who responded and especially those that left comments. I really appreciate the insight and explanations of your perspectives on this, and it really helps me reflect and revise my own thoughts on the matter. I deeply value how everyone has shared their thoughts about these topics in a way that made me feel more curious and introduced some points of view that I may not have otherwise considered.
It was also really helpful in finding the gaps in how I phrased things. While 7% of respondents said that "Kink is inseparable from sex", a 27% disagreed with the statement that "Kink is not inherently sexual". The implication here is that 20% of respondents feel that "Kink is inherently sexual, but is separable from sex" which isn't making sense to my brain but it's possible that the phrasing was unclear. I would have expected these to be much more close numerically.
Also I felt like maybe "To have kinks and have fetishes are the same thing" was also phrased weird but the percentage of people agreeing was the same as "Kink is inseparable from sex". I wanted to gauge how many people felt that "kink === fetish" and I did in fact expect this to be roughly the same as people who felt that "kink == sexual"
The comments were also immensely helpful in helping me understand the range people have for defining these terms, and how I made some mistakes in formulating the options. A common response I noted was that people might find kink to be always sexual in their experience but are very open and/or accepting of others who don't bind #kink and #sex together. Given information like this, I felt I had to create a sub-poll to help refine some thoughts and also add a couple of things I forgot to include on the main poll.
Next up will be results from the sub-poll and some posts to follow which I hope will spur some discussion, but would otherwise serve as me kind of dumping what's in my brain at the time.
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Of the people who wear a wristwatch of some kind, from Tumblr and from Mastodon, which was 177 people, about 9% sometimes or always wear it on the inside of their wrist.
Results: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xR8EkMzcDQVwXoR3XL-0f4wRsEz571i-pmzYwYfda9E/edit
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Of the people who wear a wristwatch of some kind, from Tumblr and from Mastodon, which was 177 people, about 9% sometimes or always wear it on the inside of their wrist.
Results: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xR8EkMzcDQVwXoR3XL-0f4wRsEz571i-pmzYwYfda9E/edit
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Of the people who wear a wristwatch of some kind, from Tumblr and from Mastodon, which was 177 people, about 9% sometimes or always wear it on the inside of their wrist.
Results: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xR8EkMzcDQVwXoR3XL-0f4wRsEz571i-pmzYwYfda9E/edit
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Of the people who wear a wristwatch of some kind, from Tumblr and from Mastodon, which was 177 people, about 9% sometimes or always wear it on the inside of their wrist.
Results: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xR8EkMzcDQVwXoR3XL-0f4wRsEz571i-pmzYwYfda9E/edit
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#PollResults: "Elon himself" wins! Most people who voted believe that Elon Musk is the person for people who gave him his own black eye.
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#PollResults: "Elon himself" wins! Most people who voted believe that Elon Musk is the person for people who gave him his own black eye.
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#PollResults: "Elon himself" wins! Most people who voted believe that Elon Musk is the person for people who gave him his own black eye.
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#PollResults: "Elon himself" wins! Most people who voted believe that Elon Musk is the person for people who gave him his own black eye.
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#PollResults: "Elon himself" wins! Most people who voted believe that Elon Musk is the person for people who gave him his own black eye.
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Americans Concerned About Trump's Handling of Measles Outbreak: Reuters Poll
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Americans Concerned About Trump's Handling of Measles Outbreak: Reuters Poll
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Americans Concerned About Trump's Handling of Measles Outbreak: Reuters Poll
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Americans Concerned About Trump's Handling of Measles Outbreak: Reuters Poll
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Americans Concerned About Trump's Handling of Measles Outbreak: Reuters Poll
#Measlesoutbreak #pollresults #publichealth #Trumpadministration #us
https://blazetrends.com/americans-concerned-about-trumps-handling-of-measles-outbreak-reuters-poll/?fsp_sid=31915 -
Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung maintains strong lead in presidential race with over 50% support, outpacing rivals by significant margins amid shifting political landscape
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Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung maintains strong lead in presidential race with over 50% support, outpacing rivals by significant margins amid shifting political landscape
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Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung maintains strong lead in presidential race with over 50% support, outpacing rivals by significant margins amid shifting political landscape
#YonhapInfomax #LeeJaemyung #PresidentialRace #DemocraticParty #PollResults #PoliticalSupport #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
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Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung maintains strong lead in presidential race with over 50% support, outpacing rivals by significant margins amid shifting political landscape
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Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung maintains strong lead in presidential race with over 50% support, outpacing rivals by significant margins amid shifting political landscape
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What do these trends mean for the future of the construction industry and software development? It suggests a robust shift towards technological enhancements that empower businesses to be more efficient, user-friendly, and sustainable.
Want to explore how these insights can benefit your business? Contact us today for a free consultation and let's discuss how InApp can help: https://inapp.com/contact-us/
#InApp #PollResults #AI #SoftwareDevelopment #DigitalTransformation #ConstructionTech