What is this about?

Love and Solidarity

"Online Community" is an oxymoron.

[long live the night] - companion piece included

If you're reading this, get more woke. This includes doing what's right instead of what's popular.

Silksong is top to bottom one of the most compelling single-player games of its kind. The core gameplay loop (and more) stuck to me like few others do. My review.

Why make my own website?

To encourage people to take time out of every day to laugh, think, and cry.
To put something genuinely special into this world that was not there before.
To be able to write at length about my feelings and interests.
To do something on the computer other than mash buttons and doomscroll.
To learn new skills.
To have a sense of ownership of some section of the internet
To stress the importance of living for yourself, not for anyone else.
To express gratitude to those willing to spare kind words.

A Woman, A Plan, A Canal, Panamowa

Less "transition goals" and more "transition guiding principles".

Be unapologetically myself in all places and at all times.
Work to change the things I cannot accept.
Carry positive affirmation with me, and then pay it forward to someone else.
Amplify the voices in my head telling me to be constructive, and destroy the voices in my head telling me to be destructive.

One unrelated personal goal I've set for myself is to pick up hobbies that don't involve going on the computer. The most obvious one that comes to mind is reading books.

Latest book review: Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

I Got Next

The first big shakeup I implemented for this website is the dedicated shill page.

"Dream Matches" has begun with a look into potential future debuts from overseas competitors. Some colors in the CSS are subject to change.

Love and Solidarity

Why make my own website?

A Woman, A Plan, A Canal, Panamowa

I Got Next

By popular demand, I have a guestbook! Crazy ain't it! I also have a pronouns.page. If it isn't listed on there, don't call me it!

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