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you gotta be your own happiness/create your own happiness sometimes c: being able to cheer yourself up is a very good trait to have

True... At least you get to see hundreds of different perspectives on twitter though compared to just the one you get from whatever news station you prefer.

Fox Stevenson - Endless I know, it's such a good video and the 360p just makes it so much better Ah I see, I don't know how different the interface is between the two but I definitely like the graphics in the pc version better than the one I played. I thought the art used for the little icons while characters were talking was better in the latter versions...? remakes...? rereleases...? (I don't really know what to call cave story+ and cave story 3d) was better though.

She was born at the end of the 80s and I was born at the end of the 90s

if you ever get hit with long lasting, clinical depression you will be in for a surprise my friend

I never used myspace either,, And I can sorta see that.. Twitter's changed somewhat though. Back when I joined in 2010 it was mainly a thing where you followed celebrities and stuff but now it's a method of getting news out quickly from people at the scenes themself instead of getting it from a potentially biased perspective from a news station. also fandoms, there's a ton of fandoms on twitter.

I like Fox Stevenson. His music's pretty cool

maybe... myspace was super popular a couple years ago but now it's not used much at all so I wonder if a similar fate lies in store for FB/twitter especially since a lot of people I know are kinda sick of 'em (myself partially included)

My sister and I are about a decade apart in age

if I'm really bored I'll check on my nintendogs

I wonder what social media sites we'll have 10 years from now

I found out 7 hour car rides go much quicker if you're willing to sacrifice comfort and endure some neck and sleep the entire time

awolnation run

When you're trying to be punctual but end up hitting every red light

I wonder what I should make to eat...

for my friend to text me back

I like Domo

persona 4 racing all afternoon

m&m's

Welcome to DCW! I hope you enjoy your time here!

oops

I like the alternative, indie, and edm genres

I found out Toy Story 4's gonna be a romcom ...I am not particularly happy about this

*steps out of car into a patch of black ice and almost falls on face* i'M S O glad to be home,, and I keep forgetting just how little furniture this house actually has until I get back here... plz refrain from hurting my cat irl she may act feisty but shes actually v delicate ty ty see? she wouldnt hurt a fly

I didn't either I just feel horrible for all the same sex couples that started planning their weddings/got engaged during the short amount of time it was legal only to have it go back to being illegal a couple days later And I can try to explain how agender people might feel (I'll be partly speaking from firsthand experience on this. As everyone goes through different things this obviously won't be a clean cut, widely agreed upon response of what it means to be agender. I also kept in mind on what I've heard other agender people say about their identities) To make things simple and hopefully less confusing let's limit the gender spectrum down to male, female, androgynous, and agender. Male and female are on the very extreme ends of the spectrum, androgyny's in the middle, and agender's off somewhere else. Agender's neither male nor female (nor a combination of the two). For some it might just mean they don't care much about their gender, they see themselves as themselves instead of a gender. (these folk also tend to not care about gender roles much at all) For others, them being agender is important to them and makes up a huge part of them. (I've noticed these people usually are more.. aware of gender roles I guess and usually go out of their to try to appear especially neither male nor female) In my case, I realized I was agender when I had the thought that I didn't want to be nor always be seen as male and/or female, I want to be considered a person first and foremost rather than a gender if that makes sense. (I kinda have to word that weirdly since I also ID as androgynous and that can sound contradictory saying I feel like a combination of a both yet neither at the same time. I don't fully get it either at times.) sorry if you weren't particularly looking for an answer to that btw... and I'm really tired so I apologize for any typos as well EDIT: so this happened! I liked the way the newscasters and Planet Fitness handled the whole thing. As for the people they interviewed, I can't say their responses were exactly surprising but it really shows just how little the general public knows about transgender individuals as a whole. The woman who got her Planet Fitness membership revoked annoyed me a lot though. At the very least, it's nice to see that this is a story about a transphobic person (notice how she continues to use "he" after learning the "man" in the locker room is actually a woman) getting kicked out of an accepting place instead of the transwoman being kicked out for making people uncomfortable. EDIT 2: I found an LGBTQIA+ social networking site through an asexuality group I'm in on facebook. It's called Skittlr. I've just joined it myself and am admittedly still a little hesitant of it. The layout's reminiscent of facebook, especially the chat feature. It seems kinda cool???? The general chat and few groups I've joined seem friendly enough. I just thought I'd mention it. and if anyone cares I'm machine on there as well