TheIronFox(MOVED) @TheIronFox@computerfairi.es

oh what’s that brain? we just gonna be in a shitty mood for no reason today? coolcoolcool

does anyone know of any sort of federated login system (similar to login with facebook, google, apple, etc) that can be self hosted? is such a thing even technically possible?

oh good, i’m isolating and spiraling back into the familiar grip of loneliness. this will go well.

snoomze

it’s wild honestly

i’ve been suffering from depression for so long i don’t even know what my personality is really like…

LETS GO GROGUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

lul broke fedora again…maybe one day i’ll understand fstab…not today tho

ice cold take, i know, but it finally clicked for me

botw…a real good video game

gm fedi

who tryna fuck? :3

posting via CLI lol :3

how. the fuck. am i. 30????

kinda dying to eat pussy rn…

finally going to sleep after 3 hours of sleep in 2 days.

you’re all beautiful and the world is a much better place with you here. do your best to still be here when i wake, yeah? love you, goodnight! <3

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i guess i’m seeking opinions (ideally from nb people but trans people in general pls share thoughts)

is this “enough” (quotes because i don’t mean that with all the baggage that word can have for trans individuals) for me to adopt a nb label or should i stick to he/him since that’s technically an accurate representation of my gender?

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does this make any sense?

i’m like, intellectually/ideologically non-binary

like, i really don’t care if people use he/him or they/them but intellectually i feel like he/him is (usually) reinforcing a gender binary that is at best out dated but it’s not like a gender euphoria/dysphoria thing or anything. i’m a man but based on ideology alone don’t feel super comfortable with all aspects of that

also, i don’t want to ever be associated with THOSE cis males

i suppose that’s not actually a pronoun. not an english major, obvs