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Firm believer in the Oxford comma. One of those Quiet Gays.
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I'm glad we got to eat fire for Nex.

submitted 379 days ago • 1 comment

Saturday February 24th at 6pm at the Parkman Bandstand on the Common, there will be a vigil for Nex Benedict. Here's the official info, some of the orgs involved, and some available resources should you need them.

submitted 380 days ago • 0 comments

Boston’s LGBTQ+ community is turning out on Saturday, February 24th, 6pm, at the Boston Common Bandstand, to honor the memory of Nex Benedict. If you are hurting, if you are angry in this moment, I hope you will come together with us in community, to remember and honor them.

submitted 380 days ago • 2 comments

Bluesky Boston! There will be a vigil for Nex Benedict, 6PM Saturday, at the Boston Common Bandstand. I'll be boosting the official flyer once it's put together, but consider this yr early notice. Reposting this notice is appreciated.

submitted 381 days ago • 0 comments

Hella trans reading of Doctor Who. Especially starting at around 30:00.

submitted 388 days ago • 0 comments

Queer, Jewish, Shape-Shifting, Vampire… Owls. Yeah, I’ll be reading that.

submitted 388 days ago • 0 comments

Forget the Dining Philosophers. How about two trans women in restroom stalls, neither willing to encounter another woman in the restroom, each waiting for the other to leave first?

submitted 391 days ago • 0 comments

Kudos, Gaines Blasdel, at al. Kudos.

submitted 391 days ago • 0 comments

On the brighter side of electrolysis, my dermatologist wanted to freeze a mole off with liquid nitrogen. Him: "You're ok? This isn't too much? I can pause if you need a minute." Me: "I had 7 straight hours of electrolysis a few weeks ago." Him: "... 😧 Oh. Well, I guess you're okay then..."

submitted 394 days ago • 0 comments

Something I've learned from electrolysis: even after you numb up a patch of skin to the point where you can't actually feel it, it can still get an itch. But you can't scratch the itch, because the skin does not "feel" the scratch, so it just stays itchy. This seems tragically unfair.

submitted 394 days ago • 0 comments

I'm mostly on Mastodon, but I guess it's good to be here too? Hi there.

submitted 527 days ago • 0 comments