Liz @pursuitofnerdiness@witches.town
liz | bi/queer | she/her | engineer | cosplayer | fic writer | LED witch | 18+ only
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When people talk about "work-life balance" they really seem mostly to be talking about "work-family time" balance, per heteronormative reproductive futurist standards of what kind of life you're expected to have outside of your job. Its supposed to mean "your spouse and kids".
what about those of us who's "life" outside of "work" is well...more work? Our own work, self-directed, probably creative or community-oriented in nature, and never likely to be successful according to capitalism?
Friend me on #AnimalCrossingPocketCamp
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The fish are RIGHT THERE, my dude #pocketcamp #AnimalCrossingPocketCamp https://witches.town/media/YCGd1xHy5d-x-1XCNlc
A cute bunny in a cute tent 💕 #pocketcamp #AnimalCrossingPocketCamp https://witches.town/media/GwKMLswndPXIGmkBAoE
Hey friends, if you're playing #AnimalCrossingPocketCamp it would mean a great deal to me if you used the feedback/support/rating process to let the developers know that their frequent use of "his or her" is exclusionary and hurtful.
"Visit him or her at his or her camp."
No one talks like that unless they're using language to exclude, oppress, or erase. Normal people, when speaking in the abstract about a person of unknown gender, will say, "Visit them at their camp.".
Ah yes, my favorite video game: inventory management #pocketcamp https://witches.town/media/doXTQVJkgPdawOaGEwg
I've never played Animal Crossing but everyone on my TL is posting screenshots and I am hopping on this bandwagon
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I wonder how often men think they're right because no one can be bothered to argue with them over trivial issues.
Gendered single occupancy bathrooms is the most ridiculous cis nonsense.
"We keep our toilets locked because otherwise homeless people will use them" is not a reasonable statement. It shows that you lack any sort of decency as a human being.
But seriously. WTD is about access to sanitary facilities. Whilst focused mostly in territories without plumbing. I think some mention should be made about people who don't have access to sanitary facilities even where there are many.
Oh shit, I almost forgot it was World Toilet Day, one of my favourite holidays since I first heard of it in 2005.
Appreciate your toilets today, everyone if you have one. And let people use the toilets in your businesses without charging them.
Tired: Programmer
Wired: Sourceress
Anyway, it's time to get extremely online and cruise the queer web.