mtg
further friendly reminder that you can combo this with lich's mastery to make yourself triple immortal (the game ends in a draw)
@FirstProgenitor yell heah i love being able to play magic with people who don't have literal tonnes of deckbuilding experience
If you're trans or nonbinary and intentionally use the wrong pronouns for people you dislike, congrats, you're fucking transphobic.
There is no difference between a trans and a cis person doing the misgendering, except maybe that it hurts even more coming from a fellow trans person, because you really ought to know better.
i just half-watched the first episode of Eureka Seven and all i can think is 'okay, but why does this have to be het, why can't i have a mysterious ethereal robot girl crash-land into the life of another girl who eventually falls in love with her'
@FirstProgenitor feeling?? attacked???
nsfw
listen, not to be a bottom here, but if a vampire invited me to her giant home with innuendos that suggested her intent was to drink my blood, i would simply say yes
@Terrana frankly kai just started doing it because pressing the button is effort i don't really want to put in. i capitalise things fine when i'm writing by hand (and probably would online too if it weren't for the marginally more effort involved)
@Lumb @unascribed @Terrana somewhat relatedly, that one shitpost that's like "LOWER CASE LETTERS ARE FOR THE LOWER CLASS" / "and here we see a capitalist"
trans..... meta, maybe ?
it's almost like the part of being trans that makes other people uncomfortable isn't identifying with a different gender, it's violating someone's expectations of what gendered behavior they think u should be performing
trans..... meta, maybe ?
you're fine with what is, essentially, fetishizing trans people for features and experiences they didn't chose, but as soon as they incorporate those features and experiences into their own identity then it's a fucking problem all of a sudden
a bug, not a feature.
Genderless* cyberfae & co. at your service
assigned adult by the inexorable passage of time
don't use he/him or she/her pronouns for any of us without express permission
note that if we ever make you uncomfortable in any way please tell us so we know to stop. we're not always good at figuring these things out on our own