lapis [fae/faer, comrade/them]

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Cake day: May 31st, 2023

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  • ah, well, that's disappointing to read. thank you for informing me, though!

    I've always read Hanrahan and Evans with a grain of salt, anyways, but it's unfortunate how it feels like any podcaster with a following seems to inevitably align with neoliberalism to one extent or another.


  • I dunno, I rather enjoyed his mini-documentary on JStark1809 and the FGC9, and the Popular Front magazine is an enjoyable read. Jake's definitely very brit-pilled, but he does good work, all things considered. also I'm not sure if one can even be a war journalist without either being cozy with the agents of imperialism or mysteriously getting hit by a stray shell or three in the back of the head in a non-combat zone.


  • lapis [fae/faer, comrade/them]tomemesTitle
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    14 days ago

    fucking wild how libs are bending over backwards to not acknowledge how the only ethnicity to vote more for Trump than Harris, regardless of gender, was crackers.



  • Imma be real here, that comment doesn't put me in a dunking mood, it just makes me sad for that person. like they have all the same despair about what's already being put in place for us to live through for the next four years starting in January, but they don't have revolutionary optimism to fall back on when the near future looks bleak as fuck.




  • lapis [fae/faer, comrade/them]toMainGeneral notice:
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    1 month ago

    this is so real, I didn't mind being gendered male until I transitioned far enough to be more often gendered female (more common, bc people tend to assume binary gender) or ??? (which is its own flavor of funny, like I'm giving off a non-binary aura or something).









  • weird corollary, we also only have 6 x 3 = 18 trans men on the site, so a total of maybe 40ish AFAB binary-gender people on the site. there are likely more if we count nonbinary people and those who choose not to disclose their pronouns, but oof, even with an extremely optimistic guess that doubles the number above, we're still looking at under 5% of active users being AFAB.

    damn, I sorta want to start a struggle session thread for the prevalence of AMAB people on this site. it's really bizarre to me, as a transfeminine enby, how being in, or not in, online spaces like lemmy, reddit, discord, and such tends to stick through transition.