@k What game is this?
@erinbee This is really relatable. :/ my hair gets really bushy, really quickly, so I have to trim it often.
@mawr Thank you, pal!
Bad bathroom selfies (cw: eye contact but tiny)
@catoutofbed thank you!!
@somekindofcrow Nah, if you don't feel 100% safe don't put yourself in a dangerous situation. While I feel lonely/out of place at my job, I know my safety and job aren't in jeopardy if I look the way I do. Take care of yourself!
(I'm also not Out at work in terms of gender identity. The kids use "she/her" pronouns for me and I haven't figured out if/how to talk to my bosses about using "they/them" instead since nonbinary identities are still a little unheard of. But I'm out as queer.)
@somekindofcrow right?! My school's elementary, so maybe slightly less rioting... But then again, I've known very young kids to get involved in protests.
Basically we need more diversity & as uncomf as I feel sometimes, I know being visibly non-binary (alas I am white tho) might help some lgbtqia students and that me being here is important for that.
@catoutofbed niiiiiiight!
@quine I was going to be mad at you and then I clicked the video and now i'm definitely mad at you
@vahnj @alyx@witches.town (fwiw this is closer to how I sit when I do make it to a chair)
@vahnj @alyx@witches.town
Btw when you originally said M this is what I imagined
so yah he counts too :3
@alyx@witches.town @vahnj WAIT why weren't the boys allowed to get up
@vahnj @alyx@witches.town Aw I know, it was more funny in the absurdity of the whole situation than in the cruelty of the action itself.
Hi I'm Sparrow! Queer kid-adventurer, sci fi/horror geek, wildlife enthusiast, & Witch. Enboi, they/them. T1d. Intersectional feminist. BT/special education aide.