u/Conscious-Word5334

It was working just fine yesterday but now none of the keys are working. The keyboard is on, it still lights up and everything. I checked the settings sticky keys and filter keys are off I even tried updating the driver but nothing seems to be working.

Update: sticky keys and filter keys are off. it's connected, lights are on. There's no warning about a metoted connection and incomplete input. when I typed regedit into run and go to i8042prt then start it's on 1 on the hexadecimal.

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I came out to one of my friends today over text, I was originally going to do it in person but over text was easier. She does think that there are only 2 genders, but she agreed to just use they/them for me, which in my book is a win and said that she'll support me.

I came out to one of my friends today over text, I was originally going to do it in person but over text was easier. She does think that there are only 2 genders, but she agreed to just use they/them for me, which in my book is a win and said that she'll support me.

It actually meant quite a lot to be especially considering she's the first person in my life I've told this to.

I was afab, and for most of my life identified as such. In elementary school I was fine and comfortable with it. But in middle school things started to change. I hated the fact I had boobs and wanted to get rid of them, I still don't like them but have sense grown use to them. Using feminine labels for myself started to feel weird and wrong, for a while I questioned if I wanted to be a boy but when I thought about it more the answer became no not really. As of now a part of me wishes I was born Intersex. I don't like gender and I often get my clothes from both sections. I want to be flat chested, hell I want to be built like a box. Even though I go by she/they when someone uses she for me it doesn't feel right, it feels like there's a void in my chest. But when someone uses they I feel a bit confused, maybe because I haven't told anyone I go by she/they irl, but also kinda happy. I already openly identify with the LGBTQ community at school but I am still kinda afraid to say I am non binary. I also really want to look androgynous. Honestly I don't even like the concept of gender and I feel it to be unnecessary.

I am a new trumpet player, I started yesterday. I'm working on learning it for jazz band at school. Yesterday I spent about 10 minutes or so just messing with it. Making a sound then adjusting my mouth to see how the sound changes. I've played other instruments before but those were violin and auxiliary percussion. Today I spent a class period mess around and trying to learn how to play a song I like. I really want to learn how to play higher notes, I've been able to get a few here and there but only if I play loudly and it's few and far between.