A dark blue sweatshirt (which was washed for the first time) stained the white parts of other things that were washed with it. Now all that was once white is now light blue. How can I get the dye out from my other clothes?
Isn't it strange to be travelling to Russia without being able to utter a word of Russian? Why not learn at least the Russian alphabet? It is easier than you might think. But of course it is not a task for the lazy. Moscow is safer than any big US city. No idea about Australia. Moscow doesnot have ghetto regions. the Police can be called to any part of the city unlike in London. If you do not look for problems, you can be safe 24 hours a day. Just stay away from deserted places and do not flash your money and stuff. I think, the biggest threat is from thieves. Especially in crowded places. Such as the metro and railway stations and bus stops. Try and arrange for a Russian person to accompany you during your stay in Moscow. That's the best advise for a person with your knowledge of the language.
Gloves are always a good idea because one doesn't know if there might be objects (wood splinters, thorns, stinging insects, poison ivy, etc.) within the leaves. For some, a mask helps prevent allergic reactions to the mold, pollen, dust, etc. also within the leaves. Neither gloves or a mask does any harm so there's no reason to forbid their use.
Maybe this from Trans 101 will help you to understand: The person with transsexuality eventually must learn to accept their situation if they are to survive happily in self congruity, and not be rendered incapacitated by depression and other co-morbid mental health problems out of frustration and despair. They often have worked very hard at being everything they could for everyone else but no matter how hard they try, they always come up feeling empty and unfulfilled because they are still not whole. These feelings magnify over time until eventually the individual is overwhelmed in dysphoria. They may have tried to live in a role and style that is incongruous for a long, long time until it finally becomes unbearable this can become a critical life threatening time for the transsexual. To simply try to even live in some sort of duality or alternative lifestyle without true physical and social alignment is to just continue the intolerable hypocrisy of a masquerade in a different form, still being something they are not. The ultimate goal is to be truthful and completely real unto themselves as their true gender identity dictates. The only real option left then becomes the social process of transitioning to their correct gender and also the medical process of hormone therapy and surgery. Physical pain and expenses become completely insignificant in comparison to the prospects of having to endure living life in a false way any longer.
You shouldn't, she milked his fame when she was a man and transitioned when she made her money,
