Jun 21
I like that if anyone other than Jay plays Star Stable, the next time anyone logs on, we immediately know who it was based on what they dressed our avatar in.
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I like that if anyone other than Jay plays Star Stable, the next time anyone logs on, we immediately know who it was based on what they dressed our avatar in.
Does anyone who's been here for ages remember when Jason made an entire powerpoint slideshow about the Robins to present to his friends and then when he went to find it, he realised it got deleted?
Well, guess what I just found:
Email: "Hey there! Some of your final grades for the semester have been submitted!"
Me: *a spike of fear* "...No. No, this is fine. This is the class we don't care about. It doesn't matter if we didn't do well as long as we don't have to do it again."
Grades: "90%, you get an A+!"
Me:
Me: "Oh."
I think I have sort of an interesting relationship with gender in a way I can't quite put a label on. This might change as I front more and learn about myself, but so far it's like this.
When I first appeared and took front the first time, I was like "oh, I'm a cis guy" but then I was like "...no. That doesn't feel right." So in sort of small ways, I've been poking at the thought to see what the vibe is. I don't feel like a cis man, but I also feel mostly like a man and prefer he/him. But there is something queer about my gender in a way I can't quite parse out yet. We'll see how this goes, I guess.
Hypothetically, what would one do if one thought they felt a sourcemate in headspace and refused to believe it but there was definitely something and now one can’t find it again to see if it was real?
we should normalize hating classes tbh
I don't know lol, hating classes seems pretty normal to me. There's nothing wrong with that really, but it feels rarer to me to find classes you actually love instead of feel neutral about or hate. It's more common in university I think, when you sort of have a little more say in what you're studying, but still.
I'm gonna kill him.