Here’s a quick guide to help you get ready for Election Day:

1.	Registration: Some states allow in-person registration during early voting and even on Election Day, but deadlines vary by state.

2.	Bring the Right ID: Many states require an acceptable form of ID to vote. Commonly accepted IDs include:
•	Driver’s license or state-issued ID
•	U.S. passport or military ID
•	Utility bill or bank statement with your name and address (for some non-photo ID states)

3.	Know Your Voting Options: In many states, in-person early voting is still available.

4.	Find Your Polling Place: Polling locations may change, so verify your designated location in advance. Find your polling location here - https://www.vote.org/polling-place-locator/

Voting is a powerful way to make your voice heard. For specific information about your state’s requirements and deadlines, visit https://www.vote.org

Take this post as a sign. Make your plan to vote and let your voice be heard!

See you at the polls!

Hello everyone! My name is Lizzy Combs (she/her/hers) and I am a doctoral student at the College of Education at the University of South Carolina located in Columbia, South Carolina. I am recruiting for a LGBTQ+ health research survey that examines strengths-based factors such as coping strategies, individual resilience protective factors, and family resilience protective factors on members of the LGBTQ+ community, especially as it relates to substance use. I hope that the results of this study will inform counseling and other mental health treatment practices as well as treatment outcomes for LGBTQ+ individuals.

https://uofsc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6mNYjErHu0gexTg

I am looking for participants that identify as being a part of the LGBTQ+ community, are over the age of 18, and live in the United States. Participants should also be able to understand and communicate in English.

To participate, you may select the link above and answer questions (mostly multiple choice and multiple answer, also a few short answer). This survey may take between 15-30 minutes to complete. You will not be asked any personally identifying information. There is no compensation for participation.

If you are interested in this study, please select the link above. If you know anyone who may want to participate, please share the link above with them. This study has been approved by the IRB and if you have any questions, please comment below this post or email me directly at combsel@email.sc.edu.

The link below is the IRB approval letter:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10qlzlLtgvY-tUgalCfvtlzi_N9_sjWvy/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=116081898409382318622&rtpof=true&sd=true

Thank you for your consideration!

Lizzy

My partner doesn't smoke, she has the odd edible or two every now and then. She suggested that I try and find some queer stoner buds, so is anyone here from Birmingham in the UK?

I'm just looking for someone to play videogames with whilst stoned, I have a PS5 and somewhat ancient PC.
PSN - _Wolfieblob

• 26yro butch lesbian
• Earth scientist
• Love discussing fantasy books
• RPGs are my bread and butter, I'm looking into trying out some MMORPGs?
• Not into FPS usually but I'll give it a go
• I enjoy discussing cannabis cuisines and learning new things
• Generally a massive gay nerd

I ain't talking about a movie with one or two gay characters that aren't stereotypes but outright Reefer Mandess of Rainbow type stuff?

I've been a budtender for four years (eastern WA) and have only ever worked with two other queer men and not simultaneously.

Plenty of queer women🙌🏿 My GM is even gay💚

But I'm a queer guy and it'd be cool to have someone else to ogle about hot customers and roll our eyes when our coworkers are talking about their hetero-monogamous problems.

Even at industry events/parties I can only recall seeing one obviously queer guy (and it's ALWAYS the same guy and he's just someone's plus one).

Even back when I was on Grindr and Scruff, I'd specifically look for stoners and didn't find many.

Are my experiences unusual or is the venn diagram of "male" and stoner a small slice?

Hey everyone,
I'm conducting a survey for my masters thesis on how LGBTQ+ people manage their emotions when experiencing discrimination or other gender or sexuality-based stressors. The study is completely anonymous and every person that identifies as LGBTQ+ in any possible way can participate. You would really help me out with your participation and get instant good Karma back! ❤️

Here's the link: https://univiepsy.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_77KddElcpfVvYLs

Thank you :)

Hello!
I'm currently a doctoral student at the University of California Santa Barbara and conducting research on mental health and social media with LGBTQIA+ individuals. The link is a survey which asks questions about your mental health and social media habits.

If you are over the age of 18 and identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ then you are eligible for the study!
There is also an opportunity to enter in a drawing for compensation at the end of the survey.

Link: https://ucsb.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cZmMolbGYZqyZTw
The study has been approved by the UCSB ethics board.

Currently having a joint and as I began to cough I grabbed my coffee. The warmth was soothing on my throat, and tasted great.

Then I realised I have my own list of “approved drinks. Recently coffee has been my choice of drink for when I smoke.

Coffee (no sugar, skim or 1% only) Tea (the kind where milk is added) Water (room temp if filtered) Seltzer / club soda (cold) Beer Wine (Sav Blanc -Marlborough region)

What do y’all associate your joint with?

(Hoping none of these words are triggering for anyone in recovery of any sort)