𝔸𝕝𝕖𝕒 𝕃𝕒𝕔𝕜𝕖𝕪
@alea.bsky.social
Prosthetics control engineer, paraglider, artist, community organizer, cat mom, she/her, trans.
אַנטיפֿאַ
فلسطين حرة
Support trans scientists at https://sculptr.co
Find me on other sites at http://linktree.kootz.com
אַנטיפֿאַ
فلسطين حرة
Support trans scientists at https://sculptr.co
Find me on other sites at http://linktree.kootz.com
So now you're on the friday morning supremacy team? With a bonus round on monday nights?
November 11, 2025 at 4:20 AM
So now you're on the friday morning supremacy team? With a bonus round on monday nights?
It was three years after I had facial surgery, and I had all my documents including my social security and passport updated for those three years as well.
But if I wanted a vulva and vagina, I needed two therapists to write letters confirming that I should be allowed to have one.
But if I wanted a vulva and vagina, I needed two therapists to write letters confirming that I should be allowed to have one.
November 11, 2025 at 12:10 AM
It was three years after I had facial surgery, and I had all my documents including my social security and passport updated for those three years as well.
But if I wanted a vulva and vagina, I needed two therapists to write letters confirming that I should be allowed to have one.
But if I wanted a vulva and vagina, I needed two therapists to write letters confirming that I should be allowed to have one.
The anti-homeless seats in front of the advertisement are exactly right for the cursed future vibe.
November 10, 2025 at 1:58 PM
The anti-homeless seats in front of the advertisement are exactly right for the cursed future vibe.
What if I told you I was artificial as heck?
November 10, 2025 at 5:00 AM
What if I told you I was artificial as heck?
Patricia_2.06_release_candiate_pending_review
October 31, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Patricia_2.06_release_candiate_pending_review
I liked IDPA when I was young, I used my dads S&W 3913 9mm to compete in the BUG (back-up-gun) category. (some people also called this the girl-gun category).
This is what it looked like: (not mine, just a picture I found on reddit)
This is what it looked like: (not mine, just a picture I found on reddit)
October 31, 2025 at 6:08 PM
I liked IDPA when I was young, I used my dads S&W 3913 9mm to compete in the BUG (back-up-gun) category. (some people also called this the girl-gun category).
This is what it looked like: (not mine, just a picture I found on reddit)
This is what it looked like: (not mine, just a picture I found on reddit)
For the low price of filing a name change petition to your local courthouse, you could be named Carl. ;)
October 31, 2025 at 5:59 PM
For the low price of filing a name change petition to your local courthouse, you could be named Carl. ;)
If both my parents had been accepting, I would have stayed close to my given name and gone with "Autumn".
If only my dad had been accepting, I would have gone with a name that had letters from his middle name and our last name and used "Aliza".
Neither of them accepted me, so I'm Alea.
If only my dad had been accepting, I would have gone with a name that had letters from his middle name and our last name and used "Aliza".
Neither of them accepted me, so I'm Alea.
October 31, 2025 at 5:58 PM
If both my parents had been accepting, I would have stayed close to my given name and gone with "Autumn".
If only my dad had been accepting, I would have gone with a name that had letters from his middle name and our last name and used "Aliza".
Neither of them accepted me, so I'm Alea.
If only my dad had been accepting, I would have gone with a name that had letters from his middle name and our last name and used "Aliza".
Neither of them accepted me, so I'm Alea.
And I can see historical trends being interesting, the primary goal is to allow people to look for a name that works for them.
Like if my mom had been accepting of me, I wanted to have a name that included hers, so I would have picked name number 7991 "Arianne".
Like if my mom had been accepting of me, I wanted to have a name that included hers, so I would have picked name number 7991 "Arianne".
October 31, 2025 at 5:54 PM
And I can see historical trends being interesting, the primary goal is to allow people to look for a name that works for them.
Like if my mom had been accepting of me, I wanted to have a name that included hers, so I would have picked name number 7991 "Arianne".
Like if my mom had been accepting of me, I wanted to have a name that included hers, so I would have picked name number 7991 "Arianne".
I don't currently report that data out, but I do retain it while processing the contents.
A lot of it simply isn't useful, for example the gender of a lot of names is ambiguous for example "Charlie" in 2024 was recorded 2,109 times for girls, and 2,084 times for boys. (50.3% F 49.7% M).
A lot of it simply isn't useful, for example the gender of a lot of names is ambiguous for example "Charlie" in 2024 was recorded 2,109 times for girls, and 2,084 times for boys. (50.3% F 49.7% M).
October 31, 2025 at 5:49 PM
I don't currently report that data out, but I do retain it while processing the contents.
A lot of it simply isn't useful, for example the gender of a lot of names is ambiguous for example "Charlie" in 2024 was recorded 2,109 times for girls, and 2,084 times for boys. (50.3% F 49.7% M).
A lot of it simply isn't useful, for example the gender of a lot of names is ambiguous for example "Charlie" in 2024 was recorded 2,109 times for girls, and 2,084 times for boys. (50.3% F 49.7% M).