I'm wishing upon a farway fantasy

Harley, He/it/they, Lesbian. | https://werewire.neocities.org/carrd/ | Icon by @mintyepic

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Harley | He/it/they | Lesbian | TME | "Carrd" | Neocities | Pronouns.cc

Mutuals can ask for discord and the pw to my priv sideblog. i also have a nsft acc but i am not comfy sharing atm, eventually muts cn ask for this

Going to be a little less strict on the Media DNIs, don't have stuff on there as ur pfp, url, or in your most used tags n i prolly won't block

Art blog + writing blog is @dinogotchi | @dinosaurlab <- inactive but petz 4 blog | @craftbreak isat sideblog [has spoilers! Watch out]

taglist + more info:

#harley screams - og post tag

#harley's art - art tag

#maldwyn posting - talk tag abt a specific oc of mine

#dream post recreations - posts i saw in my dreams

#amberhaunt - my webcomic that i should probably update

FAQ:

In your pronouns.cc it says you don't like the word queer, why?

I do not wish to have it used on me on an individual basis, because people have treated the word "lesbian" as a bad word around me and that term is what i feel the most close to.

Isn't TME/TMA intersexist?

No the fuck it is not. I find it trivializing and possibly infantalizing to insist that intersex people cannot put words to their own experiences using them. These terms are entirely optional to use, just because a TMA person used it rudely/intersexistly towards you does not make it the new equivalent of a slur. They are terms for discussing transmisogyny, of course they are not going to be perfect for non-transmisogyny discussions. AGAB is flawed in regard to intersex ppl as well, and its still widely used.

[infertilityidol]

it's always "why do you pace so much" and never "how was the pacing was the pacing fun"

[srdcovka]

i kinda love to waste time but dont tell anybody

[pixeljade]

I think the world would be a lot better if everyone understood OCD a lot more. Not just because folks with OCD such as myself get treated like shit because of folks not understanding, though thats part of it and people should treat us better. But because OCD is a disorder all about the connections between thoughts and actions, and the treatment is basically one big guided course on "thought crimes arent real", and everyone would be less shitty in general if they accepted that.

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i should becoem mroe boobful

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ok yeah im actively losing money in dv right now

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Paradox tavern reacted with watermelon

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I really like how my normal scrolling behavior seems to activate the double tap react. My watermelon spore

[miserymorgana]

Now make your feminine lesbians dark skinned.

[catmask]

everybodys got a friend who lives with a rabbit like nervousness justified as a survival mechanic that has yet to be disproved by death physical or metaphorical and so remains untouched and self fulfilling

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im pregnant and its maldwyns

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sotp gettign pregant on the dash ?

[shrimpkidd]

[shrimpkidd]

[eclecticl33]

[rooksshinies]

give that character who is usually so stoic a fever. make them softly beg for contact. Make them whimper and sob and plead for someone, anyone to stay. Stay with them— they don’t… Everything feels weird, and it’s safer with you, please—

[comikbook]

lets make bad art together

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[comikbook]

i just realized that i forgot to put the word “make” in the image and i think thats fitting lets bad art together

[thememedaddy]

[amalgamasreal]

I feel like as an old man I just need to start doing write-ups on these types of things because no school teaches you anything close to this anymore.

Types of Washer:

Front-load: Better cleaning efficiency, gentler on fabrics, uses less water and energy. Downsides: door seals can mildew, must bend to load/unload, generally pricier.

Top-load (impeller): Faster cycles, easier loading, cheaper upfront. Uses more water, may be harsher on clothes.

Top-load (agitator): Good at removing stains, but tougher on fabrics and water-intensive. Mostly phased out in newer models.

Recommendation: If you can find a top-load with agitator within your price range that will fit where you plant to place it: go for it. Front-load looks better, but unless you're running it all of the time it will mildew and the cost is usually not worth that.

Capacity: Look past the cubic ft (or kilograms if you're not in the US), consider how often you do the laundry, how many people will be doing the laundry, and what you expect to be washing.

Recommendation: Aim for 4.0-4.5cu/ft (14-15.75kg), that's a nice happy medium that can do both light and heavy loads without much issue.

Options & Features:

Steam cleaning (sanitizes, reduces allergens)

Quick wash (for lightly soiled items)

Delicates/gentle cycles

Sanitize/high-temp options (good for baby clothes or gym gear)

Automatic soil sensors adjust water/time

Recommendation: Avoid gimmicks you won't touch—extra screens or specialty modes add cost without benefit if unused. Your washing machine doesn't need wifi, bluetooth, or voice commands. It's just more stuff to break.

Brands & Reliability:

This section is a little harder, personally I go with Bosch, Speed Queen, or GE Profile; but depending on where you are and your budget you might not be able to afford them. That being said, an ex of mine worked for an appliance warranty company that serviced multiple brands and they always said one thing: We're never getting a Samsung or LG, they have more warranty repairs than any other brand even accounting for their popularity.

I hope this helps someone who's looking for their first washing machine.

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i have to do tasks i don;t wnannaaaa