Kaito / Katie Sinclaire @KS@is.a.qute.dog

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Born too late to have a livable economy, born too early to have an accepting society, born just in time to be a dog online awrrf

@bea I still do though!

(wow gosh, I haven't seen you around for a loooong time... hope you're doing well)

USPOL, "Go Outside"
Open ask, opsec/money stuff
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Sometimes, cis people who deadname trans people argue that the trans person's own past self is at fault. This is like the old schoolyard bullying taunt, "Why are you hitting yourself?"

We need to name and shame this transphobic tactic: posts.arborelia.net/why-are-yo

@Dex that's a very understandable rule, but I can definitely also understand why that'd be rough with some games, oof

me: Has a fidget cube literally at arm's reach at almost all times

also me: Fidgets with one of the three packs of playing cards at their desk, fidgets with the cap to a random bottle, fidgets with the battery cover to a remote, fidgets with their wallet, ...

@netkitty good afternoon little netkitty

*petpetpet* ~w~

@fraggle "not allowing someone to post awful reaction GIFs has chilling free speech implications" was not a take I expected to read as I woke up this morning, but here we are I guess

@socks Website boy argues it's better for mobile accessibility, and to be fair, that argument *is* sound; it's exactly why I did something similar many years ago, the "Show More" tended to be a deceptively small area to press with your finger

(although in my case, the entire content warning is the clickable area, which I still think makes much more sense)

The hazard/warning tape along the side is definitely a bit much

... And, to be fair, without the unnecessarily gaudy warning stripes along the sides. Why put *that* there?

It's funny how website boy's new display for content warnings is actually pretty close to how they've looked on my little instance for years

(except the entire bar is clickable to show more)