The fic follows Shinjiro as the Wild Card in The Answer after Kotone passes away. This is his version of Metis. You can see the latest chapter here if you're interested. I release new chapters on Saturday and Wednesday.
There's a large, and possibly gravid, orb weaver nested in on the other side of my sliding door. I recently got some freeze dried crickets, so I gave her one of them figuring the maybe-soon-to-be mom would want a treat. I should have googled more beforehand. Apparently, spiders can't eat anything freeze-dried since their mouth parts eat liquids. She's trying so hard to wrap up the cricket right now and all I can do is watch and feel bad. I basically pranked her by getting her excited about something she can't eat. Thankfully she got a large actual catch yesterday, so I'm not worried she'll starve or anything. It just feels like a dick-move on my part. Poor momma.
TL;DR: She can't eat the cricket I gave her and she's wasting her energy for nothing.
Update (I've been observing since posting): After about 15 minutes, she kicked the cricket out of her web. However, a small slug is now nibbling on the cricket on the ground, so I guess that's a happy ending.
Update 2 (probably last): Nevermind. Slug was on top of it for a bit, but is now slithering (idk the word for slug locomotion) away. Guess it didn't like it.
Based on a rejected dialog idea for a fic I'm working on. Deleted and reposted in like 30 seconds since I forgot the metal bit on his beanie.
Like I'm cis and I wore tf out of that skirt for years (the cheap urbancoco one off Amazon.) It looks fine, it's decently comfy, the black makes it versatile to use in an outfit without anything clashing, but I see a bunch of memes of trans women cringing about having gotten one. Why? Are they that bad? Do I just have no taste? :(
Actually did this during my Episode Aigis playthrough. (Backgroundless Ken in Family Guy death pose for your comedic use.)
Assuming the pizza is in the delivery dude's hands like he was right about to give it to you.
Hey so I'm a Wikipedian and I write about LGBTQ issues. I am particularly interested in intersex issues and wrote* several Wikipedia articles intersex topics including SIPD Uganda (a Ugandan intersex organization), intersex healthcare (more broadly and not focusing solely on IGM), and (TW this subject is particularly heavy) intersex infanticide. I also try to edit pages here and there that should include intersex people don't.
All this to say, I guess I'd like to ask if what I'm doing is helpful?
Since I myself am perisex and not intersex, I often feel racked with feelings that what if I'm a fake ally like people who make one "love is love" post during pride month and then never acknowledge LGBTQ people again. I would like to think I'm being helpful by making info on intersex topics more available, but what if it's just going straight into the digital void? If I am just please let me know.
*Note: no one technically owns a Wikipedia article even if they created or wrote the majority of it. Of course my fellow Wikipedians pitch in. Also the blessed WikiGnomes (affectionate term for copyeditors) always save my spelling.