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Absolutely none of these. The weird thing for people like me is that categories simply no longer serve us. I could only attach myself to any party by letting to go of many values that wouldn't fit, plus large chunks of my logic and common sense knowledge. What a generation!

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I wish I could have more nuanced options but yknow, twitter's 4-option polls fuck me up

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Totally get that, same. And I do know you think in more nuanced ways, from your Twitter. I meant to ask, if you could extend the list what would you add?

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