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addme2022-11-22 10:11 pm
theradicalchild) wrote in addme2022-11-22 10:11 pm
Twitter Exodus Post
Your username on DW: gremy
Your username on other social media:
DeviantArt: GRemyArts
FurAffinity: GRemyArts
LiveJournal: gremy
Twitter: GRemyArts
Pronouns: he/him/his/they/them/their/theirs
Age bracket: Late 30s
Geographical area: Central Texas
Interests: Anthropomorphic art, reading, writing, video games
Fandoms: I would say the furry fandom but don’t consider myself a fur due to negative experiences in said fandom. I don’t consider myself really to be part of any fandoms since more often than not they devolve into “hatedoms”.
What type of posts can we expect in your journal? Video game and book reviews, anthro art I’ve done or commissioned, as well as updates on my life, particularly about living with my toxic parents due to my financial inability to divorce them for the time, although I’ve been trying to get a higher-paying job. I’m fairly profane and liberally use the F-word, particularly regarding my parents, to warn prospective friends.
Anything else you'd like us to know? I’m high-functioning autistic and am incredibly touchy about many things, particularly American politics, towards which I’m incredibly apathetic (though I do vote), particularly due to the tendency of politicians to dehumanize one another, gaslight, invalidate others’ beliefs and opinions, and such (which really reminds me of my familial upbringing). I’ll acknowledge I was far-right when I first became eligible to vote (and am still adamant about certain things), but I’ve drifted significantly leftward with age, and would now consider myself moderately libertarian and slightly left-of-center. I’m Episcopalian as well, and would consider myself a Christian humanist and socialist. Whether I like to discuss politics depends on the rhetoric used (I try to adopt a diplomatic “wise monkey” approach in whatever political posts I may rarely make), and I don’t really like focusing on the politicians, given the degree of iconoclasm and idolatry that plagues U.S. politics.
If any of this resounds with you, I would definitely appreciate your friendship.
Your username on other social media:
DeviantArt: GRemyArts
FurAffinity: GRemyArts
LiveJournal: gremy
Twitter: GRemyArts
Pronouns: he/him/his/they/them/their/theirs
Age bracket: Late 30s
Geographical area: Central Texas
Interests: Anthropomorphic art, reading, writing, video games
Fandoms: I would say the furry fandom but don’t consider myself a fur due to negative experiences in said fandom. I don’t consider myself really to be part of any fandoms since more often than not they devolve into “hatedoms”.
What type of posts can we expect in your journal? Video game and book reviews, anthro art I’ve done or commissioned, as well as updates on my life, particularly about living with my toxic parents due to my financial inability to divorce them for the time, although I’ve been trying to get a higher-paying job. I’m fairly profane and liberally use the F-word, particularly regarding my parents, to warn prospective friends.
Anything else you'd like us to know? I’m high-functioning autistic and am incredibly touchy about many things, particularly American politics, towards which I’m incredibly apathetic (though I do vote), particularly due to the tendency of politicians to dehumanize one another, gaslight, invalidate others’ beliefs and opinions, and such (which really reminds me of my familial upbringing). I’ll acknowledge I was far-right when I first became eligible to vote (and am still adamant about certain things), but I’ve drifted significantly leftward with age, and would now consider myself moderately libertarian and slightly left-of-center. I’m Episcopalian as well, and would consider myself a Christian humanist and socialist. Whether I like to discuss politics depends on the rhetoric used (I try to adopt a diplomatic “wise monkey” approach in whatever political posts I may rarely make), and I don’t really like focusing on the politicians, given the degree of iconoclasm and idolatry that plagues U.S. politics.
If any of this resounds with you, I would definitely appreciate your friendship.