𝑸 @MiseryMyra@computerfairi.es

She especially needs local trans and autistic people to help with navigating legal systems and with acquiring basic resources for developing the autonomy needed to distance herself from her family. If anyone can offer help with that or point us in the right direction, it would mean a lot to us. Thank you.

Hi. My girlfriend is a disabled and autistic trans woman living with her abusive and controlling family in Madrid, Spain. She desperately wants to escape, but she has very little autonomy and resources, and she can't survive on her own. Her situation and abuse often prevents her from reaching out to people, and she has very little legal documentation. She doesn't need donations, but she does need local resources and support.

I'm doing some very important math work

@scoots One of my friends in high school wore three actual safety pins in his ear. "Safety third," he would say

I've been reading Watchmen lately. It's too edgy for its own good, but I otherwise kind of like it. I'm also a sucker for supplementary fictional documents

@revenant Those ketchup kids are at it again

Used book store graffiti

@revenant "the newly formed HRT began acquiring the equipment it considered necessary and upgrading training facilities"

So is that what they call it these days

EarthBound is a very good game

Does anybody have any lesbian anime recommendations?

Asking for a friend

I had to enter my date of birth for an online application, and it popped up a little calendar window. It didn't let me just type in the date, so I had to click through every single month since I was born to get to my actual date of birth

@revenant Police Nots

@asahi same

Writing "im gay (for you)" on the screen of a Super Game Boy playing Kirby while streaming it to my girlfriend is probably simultaneously the gayest and nerdiest thing I've done in a while

Time to sit back, relax, and enjoy some quality video game content
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXuSr3PdM0M

@Raspberryfloof wow

@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