Astrea

Lefty, transgender, furry, and (sigh) podcaster

Overthinking media, model building with overly detailed paint jobs, and dabbling with game design junk.

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Twitter (lol, lmao, this probably isn't too long for this world)
x.com/AutomaticTiger
Dreamwidth (DO NOT expect this to get used but I'm covering my bases)
automatictiger.dreamwidth.org/
My personal website (it's down here for redundancy!)
automatictiger.neocities.org/

The damnedest thing about getting into VR this year is you'd think that playing a much more idealized version of myself would make existing IRL harder...it really doesn't at all. Being around a bunch of queer people in a space of self expression has paradoxically made me feel less weird about my body IRL, less dysphoric even. I thought using my voice was going to like, make me feel weird and self conscious since I couldn't stick with text and maintain the illusion of a perfectly passing cis woman, and instead I wore a dress in public for the first time this year and have started exploring cosmetics again.

...I mean there's also the whole "Yeah we're going full furry on main" thing too. That's pretty neat. Honestly more of a return to a much older form than a new thing but whatever.


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in reply to @AutomaticTiger's post:

glad for you!! 🐾

...I mean there's also the whole "Yeah we're going full furry on main" thing too.

yeah i'm pretty chuffed about this too, though tbh, i am still being very reserved because i'm followed by RL friend normies and gaming normies on here and it makes me shyer

I hear 'ya. I think what I'm trying to tell myself is anyone in my life who really matters will support me anyway? But yeah that balance is a little nerve-wracking at the moment because it's such a new thing. This place seems like it's kinda that for more than a few folks, though, so it seems an ideal platform to experiment on. I hope you can figure it out too!