the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

oh no, chirality....
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@starkatt I guess laser, that's the one with a good balance of cost-to-effectiveness right? and less painful than electrolysis?
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@avie I found an old solution we had to Mist of Incapacitation that i like a lot better than the one we showed you the other day, thought you might like to see it too
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@lioness Also base 100% habitability on... were they called Gaia worlds? that have 100% habitability for everyone
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@starkatt I think the main barrier right now is getting past ADHD and executive dsfunction to actually start looking into it.
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@lioness SotS did different hyperspace methods well, but it just didn't really work for stellaris

do kinda miss it though
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something i really like about the community here is how it's completely acceptable for someone who needs money to just ask for it, and people who have money to spare can send some to them

that kind of culture of helping people out is a really good thing
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@starkatt Not really anything specific, no. Just the usual anxiety of having to Explain Things
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@starkatt @Kyresti mostly just... we don't feel comfortable when physically around other people, i'm not sure if just having community through the internet might be enough for us
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@Austin_Dern I think there's just more focus on nearer-term goals.
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@pup_hime is it on our end or yours where it looks like every time you post a picture it gets posted twice?
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@starkatt Oh, also facial/body hair

which can be taken care of more easily but anxiety of What If People Notice And We Have To Explain
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@Kyresti Yeah, that makes sense. It's certainly nicer here in regards to Being Nonbinary than alabama was, but we're still not really out

we don't have that sort of community either, and i kind of wonder if we ever will, or if that's just not for us
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@starkatt Not, really sure? the species dysphoria is a lot more but the main gender thing is voice
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@starkatt I wonder if we'll ever feel like that about a place, or if we just don't get the physical community aspect

dysphoria of both gender and species varieties makes it kind of painful to get too close to anyone in orthocosm
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It feels like a lot of people are really attached to where they live, and we're... kinda not? some of that might be because we spent our childhood moving every six to seven years, but a lot of it is we've never really had any local friends, all our socializing has always been online

which i guess is why we were perfectly willing to pack up and move from alabama to oregon on approximately one-month notice when we got a job, but it also means we kinda tend to assume others would be too
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@Kyresti Theoretically not at all, considering immersion/context alone is how initial language acquisition happens in children. I imagine some dedicated study would be a good boost to make it go faster though
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@socks John of Than
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@kotep Coyotes are coyuties
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@owashii@plush.city three paws!
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