Oh gosh, that manga was something.

The ugly Al ghibli userpic is the cherry on top of a man admitting he's too into transphobic channer bullshit to have ever talked to a Black trans woman before.

“What’s your barber name?” is crazy 😂

The only correct take on a fundamentally anti-human technology.

He is a rather vocal neo nazi and conspiracy theorist who likes to imply the nazis were the good guys fighting the good fight. He clearly meant exactly what he said.

Definitely. And honestly, I've even had numerous close friendships over time or been intimate with folks and then things shift away or fade and sometimes return later. Or I just see them again, off doing their thing and with new people in their lives, and it makes me happy seeing they're well.

It's a really interesting feeling, right? I think as I near 40s and life just keeps going, with me hearing about different people who I connected with no matter how briefly in the past and how the years have changed and taken them. Even with the pains, I love this world I share with others.

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Where there's a Will, there's a Way to shut the hell up.

I can't believe I read that whole thing and there isn't one denial in it, just deflection.

I'm reasonably online, and I can't keep up with the amount of idiots that pop up over time.

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Is nothing sacred? Is orange soda not safe??

They ruined Orange Slice!? What has happened to this world??

On the off-chance this isn't bait:

The issue is your definition of lesbian. It has never just meant Women Loving Women. Look at the legacy of butches, of daddy culture, of masculine gender expression among dykes. It is a rejection of patriarchal gender norms and romantic expectations, not just WLW.

There's so many upsides to knowing many folks over the years, with some fighting very publicly for our rights, testifying in Congress, making great art and games, or writing vital stories.

Though at times you also knew someone who is later a leading voice against your rights or in the White House.

I'm so glad. I remember the letters effort and how happy I was when she got to go to the beach with my friend after release. Chase worked so hard for her, and I was really thankful.

She deserves good people in her life, and I'm happy she has you as a good friend.

At times I regret being way less known these days, as I miss people and miss the platform to an extent, but part of it's just how things had to be and the nature of our lives.

Many people experience this over their lives, and past or not, I'm grateful for people I know now and will in the future.

As a mom focused on my child for years, I was very grateful for the many relationships I made and the resources I worked on that seemed to help other queer folks.

And that continued even as my health interfered more and I nearly went blind. I stepped way back, but still hold deep love for so many.

There's something really beautiful as you get older where you notice more and more the little ways people came in and out of your life and you into theirs, in big and small ways.

I've met a lot of people over the years and had a small impact on many, some in the public eye, and life just keeps on.

Miyazaki: in this movie two young girls (one is a toddler) are uprooted from everything they know to start new lives near the rural hospital their mother is in; she is possibly dying of TB. Their dad works several hours away and they are largely unsupervised.

AI Bros: so homey! So comfy!