I'll also note that there are a number of nurses that feel that they can't actually make a difference because their days are spent running appeals against souless insurance companies or that anecdotally they just spend their time being yelled at by patients. I've also talked with teachers that have complained about sacrificing so much for the kids they teach only to have those very students abuse them or steal from them.
These folks are definitely more likely to actually make a difference, but it is far from easy or rewarding most of the time.
I've seen something like this done with beans that have a circle of strings connecting to a common pole to form a sort of teepee.
I'm attempting to grow some hops along my deck at the moment to form a bit of a privacy screen. Probably a bit too few for this year, but we will see how they do by the end of the summer and next year if they survive the winter.
I'm male to nonbinary, so I've had a little less issues with having to conceal my nipples, but have some experience with buying women's clothing and have rather prominent nipples.
I've found that in most tanks my nipples tend to be rather prominent, but that sweater tanks from Torrid tend to be thick enough to both lessen any bumps and make the areolas not clearly visible.
So.ething like this would probably fit your needs/style, but this particular one doesn't have most of the sizes in stock. Including a pic for preservation purposes in the event their catalogue rotates and someone has a similar ask.
https://www.torrid.com/product/babydoll-2fer-tank-sweater/45142679-11594.html
This is someone that exclusively post on the shit post community, so I wouldn't take them seriously.
The meme is saying that lgbtqia+ folks should not use the word queer because it is the tool of the homophobic and transphobic.
Oscar Montoya had a good take that I'll roughly paraphrase, which is that queer let's you fit where you are without needing to define yourself for others' convenience. Looking at the community as a queer community also helps to keep others from dividing us with shit like "LGB without the T".
I've definitely been both the victim of this and guilty of this with others. When it comes from people that respect and love you I've found that it is around the time that they are viewing your current version of you and the past version of you are as natural to them as each other. I normally don't see this with people that I've met post transitioning, and I don't have this issue with people that I have met post their transitions.
It doesn't suck less, and it still hurts. Especially when you get snapped out of a happy space by someone that you trust.
I'm really sorry that you have been having to go through this.
Also caching is a factor here. Search results in particular can be a nightmare since variations in spelling or query string parameters having a difference of a single character makes it different than what others previously searched.
Last time I checked their lead singer Orion Simprini has had 16 or so people speak out about him contacting them for sexual things when they were minors.
I'll also note that there are a number of nurses that feel that they can't actually make a difference because their days are spent running appeals against souless insurance companies or that anecdotally they just spend their time being yelled at by patients. I've also talked with teachers that have complained about sacrificing so much for the kids they teach only to have those very students abuse them or steal from them.
These folks are definitely more likely to actually make a difference, but it is far from easy or rewarding most of the time.