🕸️ siobhán.

@ayakirui.bsky.social

siobhán, 32. it/she nby lesbian fiancée: @hanako.bsky.social 💍♡ need to update my carrd etc again tl;dr: i like a lot of stuff i: kkaikamii

started playing uma but doing it in the most "i refuse to look up guides and i'm just playing based on vibes bc if i look into wtf i should actually be doing i will start min/maxing my horsegirls and i do not have the time nor energy for that" way imaginable

i know i'm preaching to the choir on this site of all sites, but i really think young queer people being active on twitter should be considered a form of self-harm in the same way that we generally understand 4chan is bad for you. because twitter is basically 4chan at this point

thing that i've noticed recently online is that people do not remotely know how to self-promote..? please give me a single sentence summary about the thing you're talking about instead of just saying "if you follow me you should read/watch/etc the thing i've created". what is it about tho. 🥲

this is frankly still the overall dominant anglosphere view of anime to this day outside of battle shounen stuff and ghibli films, even. do not ask any gen x'er / older millennial who isnt part of the scene what they think of anime worst mistake of ur life

Good Haro@goodharo.bsky.social · last wk.

You either weren’t alive in the 90s-00s or weren’t interacting with normal people in a way that tipped them off to your interest in anime if you sincerely think there was never any negative sentiment toward it in the US at the time. The image of all anime as degenerate pornography was very pervasive