It's wrong to knowingly get people sick, don't put your fomo for missing a party over the health of others

If you see me acting loose towards people, that's not an open invitation to get in on the action

Don't treat people as tools to further your goals

I can't believe this isn't common sense

Like, I dunno! I want to make spaces as open and inviting as possible, but there's a limit! And how many times do we have to put up with mistreatment in the service of steering new queers in line, only for the next new ones to pop up and need being taught basic manners all over again?

In my defense, we're past deadline and the client still hasn't provided me with the correct font so I'm just trying to make due, but I don't know how I'd explain that to someone who'd be hellbent on giving me a glasglow smile via a hydraulic paper cutter

"Guy was a real dick before too, lemme tell ya"

It's like an Infinite Probability Drive except that it just generates new scenarios to keep transwomen apart

Your left ear is... interesting!

The first game show that can never have a home version

🫂

I'm also just a very quiet, behind-the-scenes sort of person, whereas my friends tend to be highly talented and outspoken people who easily captivate conversations, so focus generally just isn't on me in general :V

It just never comes up naturally. I guess I'm not really in the habit of declaring my name and hometown to foes I've blinded instead of finished off?

It's funny cause I know a ton of my friend's last and *middle* names, so I could angrily yell at them sitcom-style, but very few could do it back