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A lil witchy nerd who likes TTRPGS. She/Her 🏳️‍⚧️
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There's a certain kind of joy in finding out an old acquaintance is actually a fantastic human being

I really need it to get warmer, my entire mental health is held up by bi-monthly 5 mile walks and twine.

Continuing to find (small) references to gnostic literature in the last four books I've read is really cool. Not sure if I've been reading books that build off of each other or if lefty #witchcraft practitioners just really like thunder perfect mind

I'm really feeling a connection with the Byzantine empire right now. Having my best years also somehow be a rolling dumpster fire sometimes really speaks to me.

So one of the most beautiful experiences I've had the pleasure of experiencing is slowly becoming more comfortable with my reflection. At first I could only sometimes see my ideal self in my shadow or half reflected in a dark window, now I just have to look in a mirror.

imagine being afraid of trans people haha like just go on with your life dog what are they gonna do make you play warhammer with them

The experience of suffering every status effect imaginable after trying an intense physical activity for the first time

I wonder if the experience of looking back at my past self and wondering what they would think of who I am now is a universal trans experience, or just a one common to trans folk with my specific set of lenses

Do all adults walk around absolutely exhausted a majority of the time? I don't understand how people add kids into the equation and keep careers

Slowly finding a new favorite type of book: Occult/Witchy/Woo woo topics covered by lefty queer people.

Finding good quesadilla fillings is the fastest path to feeling like you've won food

Binging esoterica's lecture series on Agrippa's 3 books of occult philosophy really makes me appreciate how messy people are sometimes. Like, bro (agrippa) literally got fired from french court and wrote an entire dissertation about how he was the only guy who knew what the hell was going on.

I'm having the truly bizarre experience of being hopeful for and terrified of the future. Things are going pretty well for me right now, and there's wonderful goals for me to work towards, but it also feels like all of this is built on unstable ground, or like I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop.

Libraries, but for tools and stuff you don't need every day, but would like to have handy once and a while.

"I've never wished anyone dead, but I have read some obituaries with great satisfaction." - a friend who likely got the quote from Clarence Darrow

The feminine urge to start planning a CAIN campaign I know full well I don't have time or bandwidth to keep up with