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I’m a writer, avid needle felter, and collector of buttons, rocks, and seashells to name a few. Blind. 🦯 Gay. 🏳️🌈 Trans. 🏳️⚧️
Pronouns: He, Him, His.
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Thanks for the awesome image description. What a cuddly fellow.
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Adorable little buddies. Thanks for the image description.
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Thanks for the awesome image description. What a fun beverage.
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Amazing image description. Also, this whole thing reminded me of trying to wriggle in and out of a binder for the first time as a little trans human. 🏳️⚧️⚔️
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I haven’t tried making any quilts, but when I am felting a large piece that’s gonna be sewn onto a tactile map or tapestry, I usually have about 15 things scattered around the table anchoring my fabric, and then I’m curled up in the chair like a pretzel with my Brush pad and wool.
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I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one who immediately thought of this. Haha.
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This one hits deep for me. So good.
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The surgeries are a lot better than they were even just 10 years ago. I’ve had a number of retina operations; happy to answer any questions. I’m glad everybody is sending you support and animal pictures, and I’m sure everything will go well.
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Reminds me of an anonymous quote I found years ago, “It’s important to feel at home in your own skin because it’s illegal to wear someone else’s.” We can cause ourselves great harm if we don’t stop, take a breath, and remember to be kind Every once in a while. Thanks for the beautiful poem.
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His laughter is terrifying and beautiful. His first conversation with the boys is one of my favorite moments from the show.
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Hurray. Also, thanks for an awesome image description. Your wording really helped get across that sense of whimsy.
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Yup. I know the kinds of thoughts I’ve had about a story when it’s clear the author didn’t do their research. I hope never to have somebody think those things about my writing. Or at least they’ll trust me enough to know it was an honest Woopsie.
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Yes. I’ve seen plenty of author panels where a fan asks some obscure out of the woodwork kind of question, and I need to know that I have the answer.
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Exactly. If somebody is ever browsing ceramics or passing by a pottery shop window, you will know for certain that they are extremely accurate clay pots. I get it.
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Yeah, all those books I read about growing apples in different states is gonna be super useful for that one chapter of that one story. It’s gonna be the prettiest and most factual fantasy Orchard there has ever been. 🍎🍏
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Yeah, it’s so fun analyzing all his comments and mannerisms.
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Since my friend first introduced me to the show in 2022, I’ve probably watched it 10 times. It helps.
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Haha yup.
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Super fair.
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That makes sense. I personally enjoy a little Eldritch horror or weird monsters, particularly in the audio drama format that the show takes, but it’s also nice that you don’t really need to hyper focus on that for the show to still be enjoyable.
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It’s a really powerful and poignant example of how horror isn’t just about scaring people or gross violence, it has a lot more to do with hope and survival. The “Eat the elephant” line gets me teary every time.
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I know what you mean. I’ve never read any Lovecraft, so it’s been really nice to immerse myself in a world that is inspired by the mythos, but not filled with all his nonsense. Arthur and John are two of my favorite characters in literally anything.
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After years of not wearing dresses because I felt like I had to conform to some trans masculine standard, I started buying a few while on thrift store adventures with friends. I feel so much more comfortable and pretty as a boy in a dress then all the years I wore them and was perceived as female.
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What a cutie. I’ve been making tardigrades recently, and I have definitely lost a few different sized felted ovals that my real life black cat will probably swat back into the open eventually.
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During high school I was lucky enough to have a local luthier perform for one of my classes. I wrote a lot of impassioned poetry about banjos after that. Really changed my whole outlook on the instrument. Great video.
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I found it around the same time. Such a wild adventure.
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You’re a random person who showed up on my feed today, but I’m glad you are here. I’m glad we both survived until we got to be ourselves.
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Looks awesome. Also, thanks for writing such a kick ass image description.