• Omega@piefed.blahaj.zone
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    Fresh water, like, from a fridge. I’m autistic and if the water is not fresh enough, I find it really hard to drink.

    Otherwise, I guess my Hormone Replacement Therapy is a luxury? I can’t live without it. My anxious brain often think about what would happen if my government was to “change”, if I was locked up somewhere against my will, or the societal system we live in was to completely collapse,and how I could lose my treatments from that. It’s very scary.

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      AFAIC your HRT is not a “luxury” any more than any other medical necessity.

    • LadyButterfly she/her@piefed.blahaj.zoneOPM
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      Hey Omega i hear you totally and you’re not scared of your shadow, it’s a valid fear. Remember no politics in this community though. And that we have your back 100%

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        it’s not my fault if my very existence is a political issue, it’s kind of hard to avoid when talking about my womanhood :(

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            I do think it’s important not to flood this space with news and fear and so it’s a good rule to not allow people to shoehorn politics into everything. Obviously sometimes it’s integral to the topic at hand and it will come up - no one should have to hide who they are.

            (In this case I don’t think bringing up fears about losing our rights is uncalled for or off topic - it’s a reality women face all across the world, whether it’s reproductive rights or the right to take hrt. I’m just saying the comm’s rule as a whole has merit.)

      • Cherry@piefed.social
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        If your UK based id suggest Rave, a bit mainstream but fair price, good range, fast delivery. I have tried a good 15 around the UK. I also use Iron & Fire, and Recent beans semi regular.

        Maybe a small taster pack, or if you are grabbing a big bag, each coffee have their ‘contributing flavors’ for example cherry or walnut etc. I personally like the south American blends, I drink mine as latte or cappuccino and a med strength.

        Its a good idea to check if they have a grinder first.

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        Where I am, there are a couple of coffee places that partner with smaller growers and have really good product. It’s a but pricey for me for a daily coffee. But it is what I would get for a gift. For my daily, I’ll see what the local food coop has that’s fair trade.

        Coffee comes in various roasts - basically the level of toasted the beans are. Maybe ask your friend for advice on choosing a good roast level of coffee for you. Then use that information to choose the best roast for your friend.

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        Depends on whether they drink espresso or drip, but for espresso I very much like Intelligentsia’s Black Cat Classic beans

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      Before I moved here this is what I would have gone with. But now it’s definitely tea for me.

      Don’t get me wrong. I adore my SOE “Yunnan Red Wine Sun-Dried” beans. But I can live without if I have to. I can’t do the same with tea anymore.

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      I tried to skimp and bought a big bag of coffee at “premium warehouse store”. The flavor was unpleasant and weak. I had to use idk. 50% more coffee to get something with flavor. Back the nice beans first me.

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    Private house. Simply the ability to get outdoors at any time i want. In an appartment its an entire journey instead: dress up appropriately, lock the door, get down on stairs or elevator. It is too invonvenient for a two minute outdoor break.

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      I have neighbors. Whoever built my house is a genius because almost none of them look at a neighbors house (the utility room can see one of their walls). Its one of the oddest but underrated luxuries of my adult life.

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      For the same reason, a balcony. I haven’t moved in yet, but my next apartment has one and I’m so excited. I’ve had one before and it was lovely. This will be the first time I’ve had one without roommates (except for my husband), and it has dividers on both sides and faces a forest. I’m so looking forward to naked coffee on the balcony in the morning.

  • NihilsineNefas@slrpnk.net
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    Having electricity and running water, a dry place to sleep and somewhere not permanently monitored by the panopticon.

    Oop, sorry ladies didn’t realise I was in the wrong spot, will delete if necessary, enjoy y’allselves otherwise