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[Dunamisdeos]

What the hell is going on with that cat in the last one I love it XD

[scriver]

Camera attached to running washing machine wall, spins around held cat

[Yoink]

My cat Catto (great name, huh?) is sleeping on my bed, which is next to my desk. I can't express how adorable I find this.

That's pretty dang cute, alright.   

Spoiler: Meanwhile my cat be like (click to show/hide)

   



Edit: also, good to see Naturgirl is apparently back!   

[bloop_bleep]

Glad to see SOMEONE'S had a nice night.

[King Zultan]

Moose toys and Jack Daniels, I wonder what kind of night that was.

[Dunamisdeos]

The first episode of new animaniacs sparks joy.

[methylatedspirit]

I think I'm ready to say this. I've updated all the brain data structures, changed my internal pronouns to they/them, and erased my male identity.

I'm agender now. Genderless. There is no gender to be found. I never really felt that gender was that important to me in the first place, so this... I don't know. On one hand, I'm being honest with myself, and I'm changing to reflect that. On the other hand... it's a big change. A lot of my life is predicated on me having been male, and I've unconsciously developed an identity around that, even if I say I don't care about it. It's about time I strip myself of that notion.

I don't think it will change how I act in real life, I'll still pretend I'm male for the most part, but I'm happy that I'm transitioning. I think living on campus alone like this is making me realize things that I've been too afraid to consider for fear of parental retribution. I don't trust my parents nor any of my IRL friends enough to tell them about this. If they barely even understand that people can be gay, how would they understand that I refuse to identify with a gender? But it's not about them, is it? It's not their identity. It's my identity and mine alone.

Thank you, Bay12, for helping me realize that. And to think that 5 days ago, I wanted they/them pronouns despite identifying as male at the time because I didn't like thinking of my gender. How wrong I was to think that's all I wanted. I don't have much else to say, but I'd like to end by sharing 2 songs:
Porter Robinson - Goodbye To A World
SUI UZI - North River

[hector13]

This is good news. Being comfortable in your own skin is something not many people can claim to have.

*fist bump*

[delphonso]

This is good news. Being comfortable in your own skin is something not many people can claim to have.

*fist bump*

100%
Grats meth!

[Eschar]

Congratulations meth!

Hopefully you'll find some supportive IRL friends as well.

[ChairmanPoo]

This is good news. Being comfortable in your own skin is something not many people can claim to have.

Well, if you aren´t comfortable in your own skin you can always look for alternatives

[Rolan7]

Understanding our place in the world is always a journey.  I'm happy for you.  It's a road fraught with dangers, but it's healthy to be cognizant of one's inner self.

[MrRoboto75]

Apparently the Smithsonian received one of the retired "Blue Angel" Hornet jets this week.  Could've seen it in the public restoration bay, I imagine.

[LordBaal]

Yet another treasure awaiting!

[LordBaal]

It is moving!!! Finally its moving!!! I can smell the gasoline from here already!!!! *claking like a maniac*