Totally Normal Adult Human
dracoling@firetribe.org
<p>[ hi! if you're reading this on bsky, follow <a href="https://firetribe.org/@ap.brid.gy" class="u-url mention">@ap.brid.gy</a><span> so i can see your replies. ]<br><br>Totally Normal Adult Human. Network Architect. Collector of hobbies. Administrator of firetribe.org </span><a href="https://firetribe.org/tags/sharkey" rel="tag">#sharkey</a><span><br><br>Still running an </span><a href="https://firetribe.org/tags/IRC" rel="tag">#IRC</a><span> network after 25 years.<br> <br>Pronouns: any </span>:BhjFlag_Nonbinary:<span><br><br>Props: </span><a href="https://firetribe.org/tags/Poi" rel="tag">#Poi</a> <a href="https://firetribe.org/tags/Hoop" rel="tag">#Hoop</a> <a href="https://firetribe.org/tags/Multisphere" rel="tag">#Multisphere</a><span><br><br>Interests include:<br></span><a href=
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I think there's an important distinction between "being accepted" and "being acceptable". Being accepted means that someone else has acknowledged what or who you are, and accepts you. Being acceptable is (usually) changing yourself to encourage more someones to accept you. The constant journey of "being acceptable" to wider and wider audiences means the erasure of what makes us stand out, be unique, and in many cases be ourselves. You are awesome. Yes, you...