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dnd character creation can be an incredibly powerful act of queer and/or trans self-exploration

more gay rpg things plz

I should make an email service out of my doesnt.top domain and just make it so everyone's email addresses are just keyboard smashes like aslkdjaskljdkalsjd@doesnt.top

we deserve to have spaces where we don't have to justify our right to exist

JRPG fashion should really just hurry up and be normalized tbh

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Watching #Supergirl:

Me: How can people who know Kara look at Supergirl and not be like "oh my god Kara is Supergirl??"

Hero/villain: *takes off their mask to reveal that they are a familiar character from earlier in the episode/show*

Me, faceblind: Who the heck is that?

Repeat after me:

It's a good day.

I'm going to make today a good day.

I am going to bend today to my will and tell it today is a good day.

This isn’t even self-serving, cause I don’t want to date men.

But I heard this advice the other day, and this filter will absolutely improve the quality of men in your romantic sphere.

the project will be open source, of course, but the source code will also be in a format usable and editable only with accessibility features. it will be abled-hostile at every level

shipping software that’s broken for everything but accessibility. you can only use it with accessibility features

Women: Don’t date a man who wouldn’t date a trans woman.

I don't want people to assume that I'm a man or that I'm a woman when they first see me. When they see me, I want people to fear for their life

One of the assignments that my sociology professor repeatedly gave (despite no one doing them) was to map the different counties of the world based on the natural resources they had in abundance. He wanted us to recollect and relate those names whenever the USA went to war.

The CIA is literally a worldwide enemy of democracy.

After a few conversations, here's my conclusion:
1. There's no AI/ algo here controlling the flow of what people view.
2. Birdsite's AI/ algo (perhaps intentionally?) favors content with high emotion/ confrontation/ anger because it elicits reality-TV reactions
3. My content (like me) is very non-edgy, non-confrontational. I'm happy to be sweet, analytical, funny and soothing.
4. Therefore, I'm invisible on birdsite, and the absence of an algo actually favors #chill #pleasant content here.