I'm a lurker. I follow interesting folks, I read, I learn. occasionally I even have something to say. but I hardly ever interact with anyone.
mastodon has been great because it has given me a window into a community I didn't know I needed, and given me a lot of food for thought, but I can't say I've really made any friends here, and it's probably my fault
that seems to be a common shortcut for writing "genius" characters: character jumps to wild conclusions on scanty evidence and turns out to be right
it only works because the author is in complete control of the story world, and so gets to declare that the character is right in-universe, even if it makes no sense
another example that comes to mind is Artemis Fowl
computer conundrum
@lizardsquid people say storage is cheap, but I've never had a hard drive I haven't filled to capacity one way or another shortly after acquiring it
or maybe that's not it at all. maybe I'm just giddy that for the first time ever I'm starting to piece together a look that hasn't been prescribed to me
I want to enjoy what I'm wearing
clothing to me has always been less "I look / feel great in this" and more "well, I'm not naked now"
until recently I had never put a whole lot of thought into my appearance
my position has always been "I don't care how I look / I don't care what other people think about me"
that's still true to some extent, but I think what's changed is that I've started to care about how *I* feel about how I look
@kit <petition for spider week>
Being Obsessive Enough To Wiggle The Clothing Tag Barb Back Through Five Layers Of Loosely-Knit Fabric Instead Of Cutting It Off Like A Normal Person: My Life Story
@kotep zero area, zero calories
can i be real a second? / for just a millisecond? / let down my guard and tell the people how i feel a second?
β formerly of witches.town β feels β introverted, kinky, geeky, shy, catperson πΈ β they/them β gender is a hoax β
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