knightly the Sneptaur

u/knightly@pawb.social
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So much this.

But yeah, missing a few essential human pieces is actually kinda no big deal, 'cuz all you need to make up for it is a few people who can accept you as you are.

I gave up on being people years ago, but since I found my persons, they've helped me blossom in ways I'd never imagined could be real. =O

on How are you doing? · c/autism · 5 pts · 52d

Ah.

A-hah.

Ha!, even. Hahahahahahahaahahahaah!

Nah, it was hard back when it was 9/11 being used as an excuse. These days? Sanity is overrated. XD

on the trojan fan · c/lemmyshitpost · 2 pts · 56d

They kinda do? In that there are distributed protocols where there's no distinction between a server and a host, but that kind of software doesn't optimize for mobile use well and the growth model tends to be more linear than the geometric scaling afforded to centralized services. =/

AuADHD here, took an embarassing amount of time to figure out you were being sarcastic. XD

Genuinely though, between the emotional processing delays, and the heights of intensity and complexity they can reach, there could actually be a notable benefit if there was a tool that could warn us about impending feelings before they actually hit.

You can like furries without being one, that's fine too.

One of my fiancés was furry-adjacent for years before deciding they wanted to be one and made their first fursona. =D

on questioning my gender... · c/trans · 3 pts · 85d

As a masc-presenting transfem enby, I used to tell myself that I didn't have dysphoria and that I was fine being a guy. Turns out I was, in fact, deluding myself, and the gender euphoria I got on day 1 of HRT was life-changing.

IMO, whether or not you're trans is a less interesting question than how would you want to present if you were unencumbered by other people's expectations.