𝑸 @MiseryMyra@computerfairi.es

@InspectorCaracal I mean, I understand you're constructing your own definitions here. I'm just saying that it doesn't seem to capture how those terms are generally used by others, and I personally wouldn't want those definitions applied to my own identity the way it was defined there

@InspectorCaracal I guess so, but now that you pointed it out that way, they also seem kind of off. Heterosexuality and homosexuality usually imply some kind of exclusivity to those attractions. I wouldn't call somebody who's pansexual "heterosexual" either

@InspectorCaracal I think the "bi" in "bisexual" is more like "attracted to two (or more) genders," which is more consistent with the "pan" and "a" prefixes in pansexual and asexual

At the very least, as a bisexual person, I don't like thinking of it as being simultaneously homosexual and heterosexual

@asahi same

im (and I can't stress this enough) gay

@kalamatamari They're a jascination (jean fascination)

@maple

@asahi I didn't see this until now, but me too

I've been playing with my cat more often, and she's gotten more active in general. I saw her nyoom around the apartment for the first time today all on her own

@maple LaTeX is wonderful, but holy moley is it fussy with images sometimes

I had a pumpkin spice coffee today. It tasted vaguely like drinking a pumpkin pie. It wasn't bad, but I can't imagine drinking them on the regular, even as a seasonal thing

@Xkeeper ah yes, i have heard of those. i think some kids call it "let splay"?

what are these "videoed games" I'm hearing so much about

@asahi wow, me too

@naidje breab

Sorry, @natalie@masto.ninja!

I accidentally posted something to my main timeline instead of as a reply, and it was up just barely long enough to get a response. I feel like that was the social media equivalent of accidentally waving back at somebody who was actually waving at somebody else

@maple Goodnight!

mew