aria / zeni / late for dinner
 
a bright-eyed possum and/or cyborg wolf and/or a glimmering nebula and/or a physical manifestation of yearning
 
mid-30s, genderweird, bi (as in bisexual), bi (as in biting)
 
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bi flag gif from horseblob

 


thewaether
@thewaether

a big part of being trans online is not relating to 90% of relatable trans posts & that's ok


blorgblorgblorg
@blorgblorgblorg

i was never able to get into fallout new vegas and every time someone online talks about it as a Trans Experience® it gives me hives


ByCharlotteFinn
@ByCharlotteFinn

I don't know what's up with the shark


irisjaycomics
@irisjaycomics

also most moe anime drives me up a fucking wall and I don’t really click with yuri unless the girls are banging, thinking about banging, or actively trying to murder each other


anderjak
@anderjak

i have only a marginal interest in speedrunning, and even then only casually.


trashcataria
@trashcataria

same here re: Fallout. i never got into the series until i was an adult (first game i played was Fallout 4, which i lost interest in about 10 hours in), so trying to go back to new vegas was rough without nostalgia filling in the technical gaps (like needing a mod to sprint lol).

i do program but it's exclusively web development and i have no interest in learning rust or anything. maybe i'll pick up python someday, but right now i'm a JS/TS bitch.

the shark is cute, but our house already has enough plush animals. we also already have an ikea dog and fox+kit.


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in reply to @ByCharlotteFinn's post:

Actually it was a greentext post (I think, or maybe a Reddit post) about a closeted trans woman living with her parents who was secretly on HRT. Her parents had a tendency to sweep her room (the real paranoid types) so she hid them in a Blaja plush, as that was the one place the parents wouldn't think to look.

The post got popular on social media, everyone started calling Blaja a trans ally, and it snowballed from there.

Addendum: I cannot find the post I'm referring to anymore, and i can't find any mention either with the closest being Newsweek saying the memes started "on Reddit".

However, in my personal experience, Blaja was a relative unknown right up until screenshots of said post were circulating Twitter, at which point it was like all the doors lighting up from laughter in Monster's Inc. in terms of proliferation. It was suddenly everywhere.

Current day, it's probably just the colors thing. It would appear this post is lost to time, and served moreso as a catalyst than a cause.