even transgender friends have told me I don’t sound transgender
It's important to note that all trans people are different and have different experiences, so just because your experience doesn't line up with that of other trans folks doesn't mean you're any less trans than they are (if you identify as such).
Your feelings are valid and I hope you are doing well, all things considered.
There is huge value in discussing your feelings with those who are going through the same things as you, or who have gone through it in the past. I hope you do consider coming to !lgbtq_plus@beehaw.org and chatting there if you are comfortable with it. And, for what it's worth, even if you never plan to come out publicly, you are still valid as whatever gender (or lack thereof) that you identify as, and you deserve to feel supported and loved.
Mostly word of mouth and reading online reviews. r/suggestmeabook and r/weirdlit were great resources for me as well.
Since I primarily read via the library, I'm not really worried about "wasting money" on books I wind up not liking, so I can be more adventurous with reading new authors I'm not sure about.
Different keycap profiles do make a difference between the height, yes. This blog post has some graphics that illustrate the height difference of some keycap profiles pretty well.
Not fantastic tbh. Ran into a rather jarring trigger of my biggest phobia at work today and am still feeling a bit shaky. Hopefully will be a bit more stable for the rest of the day.
I honestly doubt I will entirely stop using it, but I will likely entirely stop using it on mobile, and continue to use adblock on old.reddit. Some of the communities there are fairly irreplacable for me for now, especially hobby communities with their wikis and tutorials and years of answered questions you can search for.
It will most likely stop being my main time waster website on the net, though, and for that I'm not sad.
I go through phases. I do pixel art (occasionally, it's been months since I did anything) and sometimes I'll do like a few weeks of nonstop studies, and then afterwords I'll do nothing for a year lol
Without any doubts, Mordremoth is number one. Then probably The Cycle Ends and not sure on number 3, maybe Attack on Tarir.
The red line that appears sometimes below your skills? That's an indicator that whatever you have targeted is out of range of that skill.
It's important to note that all trans people are different and have different experiences, so just because your experience doesn't line up with that of other trans folks doesn't mean you're any less trans than they are (if you identify as such).
Your feelings are valid and I hope you are doing well, all things considered.
There is huge value in discussing your feelings with those who are going through the same things as you, or who have gone through it in the past. I hope you do consider coming to !lgbtq_plus@beehaw.org and chatting there if you are comfortable with it. And, for what it's worth, even if you never plan to come out publicly, you are still valid as whatever gender (or lack thereof) that you identify as, and you deserve to feel supported and loved.
Welcome!
Of course they absolutely count!
There's !cptsd@lemmy.ml but it has no posts
You might like to explore the communities at mander.xyz, they're a science/nature-focused instance. https://mander.xyz/communities
https://mander.xyz/c/physics
https://mander.xyz/c/chemistry
https://mander.xyz/c/appliedpsychology
I had some weird bugs replaying it recently but maybe you'll have better luck than me - Orwell
Cloudpunk is more of a delivery game that has a mystery aspect but I enjoyed it (haven't finished it yet)
CaseCracker was enjoyable but there were some translation issues I think so some things weren't clear in English.
Mostly word of mouth and reading online reviews. r/suggestmeabook and r/weirdlit were great resources for me as well.
Since I primarily read via the library, I'm not really worried about "wasting money" on books I wind up not liking, so I can be more adventurous with reading new authors I'm not sure about.
Different keycap profiles do make a difference between the height, yes. This blog post has some graphics that illustrate the height difference of some keycap profiles pretty well.
This is a beautiful verse/poem! It really does have a nostalgic feeling to it.
You may also be interested to know that we have a writing-specific community on beehaw: !writing@beehaw.org
Not fantastic tbh. Ran into a rather jarring trigger of my biggest phobia at work today and am still feeling a bit shaky. Hopefully will be a bit more stable for the rest of the day.
Instead of searching for the !tech@kbin.social, try pasting the url itself into the searchbar.
Kbin is newer software than lemmy and is also being hit pretty hard by the reddit exodus right now so it also just might not be working.
I honestly doubt I will entirely stop using it, but I will likely entirely stop using it on mobile, and continue to use adblock on old.reddit. Some of the communities there are fairly irreplacable for me for now, especially hobby communities with their wikis and tutorials and years of answered questions you can search for.
It will most likely stop being my main time waster website on the net, though, and for that I'm not sad.
Oooh I love this. I don't knit enough to give any suggestions, but the pattern on the yoke is absolutely perfect.
I go through phases. I do pixel art (occasionally, it's been months since I did anything) and sometimes I'll do like a few weeks of nonstop studies, and then afterwords I'll do nothing for a year lol
I love this! This might be a bit weird lol, but it kind of reminds me of the illustrations you'd find next to a poem in a poetry collection.
Looks like it did post to lemmy, I can't comment on if it did to kbin. :)
Of course you responding isn't a problem! We're happy to have you as long as you're willing to follow the only rule here, which is be(e) kind.