Angela Quinton @aquinton@computerfairi.es

I spent most of the workday today just flatly not wanting to be acknowledged as human, but still feeling very engaged with the work and my colleagues. I solved a complex, long-standing UI/UX problem with some elegant, accessible code, collaborated with peers across multiple departments, solicited and acted on feedback, and never once felt obliged to perform a version of myself that felt inauthentic. 🔶

love to be involuntarily lumped in with a subculture that harbours some of the most annoying people on the planet

$89 CAD (would have been $0 but I fucked up when filling out the customs card on Monday)

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Time to try self-clearing a package through Canadian customs. UPS wants $120 in brokerage for a box the size of a microwave. That's more than I paid just to ship it home from AZ. It contains $100 in gifts, my race bib & medal, and the rest is clothes I brought WITH me from Canada

I like to dress powerfully when I travel

My two personal aesthetic goals this year are

1) get better at makeup, particularly eyes and contouring.

2) get two tattoos.

I answered 8 questions about my trans werewolf horror story "They Say Don't Get Clocked" as part of a thesis study by Miranda Lascelles.

She asks werewolf fiction writers "what aspects of humanity does Lycanthropy symbolize" in media and their work. I had a lot to say!

http://argylewerewolf.com/lycanthropy-thesis-questions/

Pictured: me, having normal feelings about desiring to possess 390 pounds of bite force

The conversation began on the subject of diets and body-shaming. She is on the low FODMAP diet (same as my wife) for IBS and other GI issues and said she went from “chubby” to what she feels is sickly thin, and in both body types, people made hurtful comments that presumed to know how SHE felt about herself. She has had body image issues her whole life, and seemed very affected by my description of dysphoria as a pervasive discomfort.