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🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈 | ΘΔ | she/it | 🔞 Meow! I like hexagons
I was literally just dogpiled and ostracized from a kink organization in Pittsburgh because I took offense that “misandry” was sandwiched between misogyny and pedophilia as not allowed in the space
Had such a wonderful time visiting @astraeadiol.bsky.social and @maideline.bsky.social 💖
it took me 30 years, but I finally found and beat an old edutainment game that was way too hard for me as a 6 year old (it goes from simple "what number is bigger?" questions on the early levels to problems involving trigonometric functions and graphing polynomials on the later ones lol)
my favorite pic of me from 2025, taken after going swimming for the first time in over 6 years an incredible friend helped me thrift an outfit and then took me out on a boat in the middle of a beautiful lake I missed being in the water so much, I’m tearing up just thinking about it 💖
“snake, but you’re a train collecting a variety of colorful animated objects arranged in carefully-designed levels that require you to plan out your route so you don’t trap yourself” makes for a surprisingly fun and charming action-puzzle game
Hon. mention goes to Meet The Residents (1974) and Not Available (recorded 1974-ish, released 1978). Technically not back-to-back—most of Not Available was recorded after MTR and is considered by the band to be their 2nd album tho it was released as their 5th. Nothing else sounds like them
What’re your favorite back-to-back albums by a band? For me it’s almost certainly In den Gärten Pharaos (1971) + Hosianna Mantra (1972) by Popol Vuh. Two extraordinarily unique and powerful albums with different approaches and instrumentation. Extremely rare a band pulls something this special off 💜