Is there any chance the recent media frenzy has given them a perspective when they didn’t feel strongly before? Any chance they can be swayed to recognize trans people aren’t hurting anyone and are just living their lives?
I’m so sorry you’re going through this. It sounds incredibly difficult and frustrating.
Internet hugs.
I love what the EU does to technology. Thank you EU!
Apollo forever till the blackout. Replaced the apollo spot with Mlem to keep my muscle memory from screwing over my desire to not support the reddit changes.
I’m starting to feel reallllllllllllly ashamed of how bad i am at building in totk.
Every time I hear about rights being taken away I become more bold about my queerness.
Same with my straight cis partner. He actually begged me to paint a trans flag on his banjo because the main online banjo forum was being anti-trans and he was like “Well I don’t want people in public thinking I’m a bigot just because I play banjo”
Granted we’re a straight passing Canadian couple so these new anti-trans laws haven’t directly affected us but he’s wholeheartedly an ally and I’ve identified as bi for as long as I can remember so we do what we can to push back against anti lgbt (or generally bigoted) behaviour.
I sing the house building theme at least once a week.
I haven’t used a Meta product (or twitter) in years. I have no plans on going back. Neither of these businesses inspire confidence.
Agreed. Came to the thread to be upset about Skyrim slowness but am now just excited for Starfield.
They’re all busy in Hyrule. Speaking of which…
The methodology is discussed in the article.
Here is a tweet embedded in the article that explains how the data was collected.
While reflecting on our personal experience is useful it is important to acknowledge that our experiences are anecdotal and do not necessarily demonstrate truth.
But I think my old one is still talking in a box somewhere.