@breemorton.bsky.social

High school math and philosophy teacher, translady, wife, mominator, RPG gamer, etc.

get up, get ready for work. Work, work, work, work, lunch and check on my right to live, no decision yet? Still arguing. Cool. Cool. Work. Work. Work. Go home. Check on my right to live again ...

I know a lot of people are saying this, but it's so overwhelming and exhausting and dispiriting to have your right to life - to live! - be argued before the Supreme Court while you just have to go about your day, making money for your bosses and surrounded by people who don't care in the slightest.

If you see this post, do it! pronouns: she/her height: too tall :( shoe: Docs, today zodiac: within minutes of the Aquarius/Pisces border on my sun sign smoke: hookah occasionally tattoos: hannunavaakuna piercings: just ears fav drink: coffee

Portrait of Bree wearing a jeans jacket. 40-50s yo lady wavy messy hair, thich glasses.  Water bottle, chalkboard and desks in background

So one of our RPGs is a diceless variant about characters that move often from world to world. Last night our characters were in. Fallout world and about to attack a Brotherhood of Steel base. But in classic RPG style one of the characters decided to turn battle night into seduction night.

I've been asked to tell the story of the Jar Carrier, my favorite ancient Jewish trans person. They show up in 3 of the Christian canonical gospels, but get ignored or misunderstood by Christians a lot, and I like telling their story when I get a chance.

I never really got the hang of Twitter, maybe half a dozen tweets a decade ago. Couldn't get the right balance of social and parasocial. My FB started out social, but got slowly more dysfunctionally parasocial over time. Already struggling with social vs parasocial balance here too. Any tips?

Just saw the last episode of Stargate SG1, (I know over a decade late). It was a great last episode, which is hard to pull off. (One of our current RPGs is set in the Stargate setting, so we've been working on finishing the last few seasons.)

Gonna attempt some theology on Bluesky to delay grading. My friend Helen recently said that she stopped being Christian in 2022 after being a talented Christian theologian (check out her book Wonderstruck), and that the main thing tearing her away from Christianity was atonement - cont in replies

Hmm, Intro post? 2 kids at home: 20, 22, 1 wife, technically poly. Living in Indiana (yikes). Recently been into reading Wandering Inn, Worm, and many many webcomics, playing RPGS with my friends (one Stargate themed). Delicious in Dungeon, Vox Machina, other cartoons, listening to weird music...

Here's hoping that this social media site is less enshittified, and better for my mental health than the last few I've tried (and that I can get the hang of it