Voidpunk agender aromanic asexual.
A robot from 404 years in the retrofuture, roughly in the shape of a California Scrub Jay.
> play "/sounds/caws/*.ogg" shuffleloopall
@hungybirb for vore type content
i cannot recommend enough a scenario where you spend several hours talking to your friend who has no goddamn idea what people on any social media website are upset about
you have to understand that this shit is not real. i am saying this as someone who literally got married and moved across the country and lived there for six years off of a twitter relationship. you have to understand that this shit is not real.
my husband is super offline and explaining internet shit to him always keeps me grounded
The funnier thing is being this person. I get so many updates on random twitter and youtube drama from a friend, and he gets mad everytime I tell him how much this stuff doesn't actually matter.
My husband and I are in incredibly different online spaces and don't overlap so we each get to perform this function for each other. It's great.
Same here. I send him links from Bluesky and here (often cats), and he sends me stuff from Masto.
Bonus stage: I met him on the internet (pre-social media tho) and we've been married for 15+ years 😜
Sometimes I worry about being Too Plugged In until vagueposts about the next big topic of debate on Cohost.com start popping up on my dash. I still don't fully understand what a yinglet is.
Sure! I know they're some sort of non human creature that has a specific speech pattern, but thats it.
They're originally from a webcomic called Out-of-Placers. They are basically an original furry species, ie not based on an existing animal.
Their intelligence tends, on average, to be less than humans'. But that doesn't mean that some yinglets aren't smarter than some humans, if you get me. And their society is younger so they're overall less advanced. It's hinted that this is because they were basically uplifted from a critter called a Lesser Yinglet (looks like a Yinglet but smaller and has the mind of a regular animal).
Uh, let's see. They lay eggs even though they are mammals, and females are extremely rare in canon (though not, as you may have noticed, on cohost). To the point where a male Yinglet might live his entire life without ever seeeing a female. Fortunately for them, male Yinglets are very.... sexually compatible with one another.
All that aside, the webcomic is really good. As you might have picked up it's very heavy on worldbuilding. And there are other sentient species too that haven't caught on among the furries like the Yinglets have, but they're still super neat.
