⛤⛧☭ Dream Faerie ☭ ⛧⛤ @oneirofaerie@witches.town

I've made like 4 alts in different instances for reasons that are not yet clear even to me

Welp....

Time to go back on the jobmarket

But I definitely like OneiroFaerie more than TransFaerie, but who knows if that'll still be the case four years from now.

The plan is to switch handles on Twitter (I've already claimes @/oneirofaerie on there.)

And also possibly for my website. If I ever make a decent one (I have transfaerie.com which spits out a tumblr. And I've registered OneiroFaerie.com, just in case)

And maybe change it entirely. Or I could leave it as is, and keep the resources for a future "rebrand". Though the more I develop transfaerie (which is already pretty fucking developed), the harder it'll be to change.

Where do y'all buy your ".coms" from. My current domains are all google domains, but it doesn't work from Germany.

Thinking in terms of brands, though. Say I read at an event and say, "follow me on twitter I'm transfaerie with an faerie."

That's a lot easier to remember than OneiroFaerie. Specially cause people'd go "What was the handle of that trans girl I saw. Must've been trans something, trans fairy, transfaerie that's right"

So maybe I should keep transfaerie as my brand? But fuck brands, but I want people to find and read my work, but...

Dreams, though. Well, I've always been about Dreams. And the work I'm doing now is much more related to that. Literal Dreamwork, as in explorations with lucid dreaming, and dream interpretation.

As well as sort of cybre dreamwork (VR) and the use of technology to explore the human psyche.

Yo, so I'm gonna start tooting from here for now. I've been wanting to try another name other than transfaerie.

I don't know how I feel about having trans in my username, it made sense when I first came up with it three years ago, but now it feels off.

I'm conflicted cause I do think being trans is an important part of my identity, and a central theme in a lot of my work. At the same time, having it as part of my name, the first part of my online identity. Doesn't feel quite right.