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BIGGER AND MORE PRIDEFUL THAN EVER BEFORE 
After 6 IPL sessions, my leg hair is growing in really patchy. I'd say it's about half gone entirely.
The hair that remains is so weak that pulling it out doesn't even hurt. Epilator might actually be helpful now.
People will start calling egg jokes & suggestions "transvestigating." It will be considered an example of transsexism - a very real, arguably even worse opposite to cissexism, like misandry is to misogyny. 
I feel a little weird about terms like "girlkisser" or whatever now. Like yes, certainly, I love it when women 
but also uh, my wife, nonbinary goth from the void. I kinda feel like some of the gendered lesbiany terms don't adequately summarise anymore. Which feels kinda weird, because I've already settled on busting the term "lesbian" backward to include all the people I might be attracted to who aren't binary women. 
