Gush

If i have to go safe, there is only one person in my class that could be cool with that... i can't be sure about the rest. Doesn't seem like a big support network... maybe that's a start?

Infinity for lemmy

I live in a country where luckily disowning your child and leaving them without a house just because they're queer is not part of the culture, and i know my parents would be ok with my sexuality

My parents will be fine with it, but i can't be sure about being 100% safe from others after i come out. Also it's true that i live in a generally queerphobic area, but there are a lot of queer people too here.

The fact that i'm shy doesn't really help much... best i could do is to join some online communities but that's not gonna cut it in the long run. By the way what do you mean by "they will always be responsible with not outing you"?

so relatable

And next year, repeat!

Thanks i will try this as soon as i can

Nah i won't backup anything. I lost my soul trying to rice my ubuntu, no way i'm doing that

Dude that is risky as hell, you use yay to install all of your things? With yay they have full permissions on your machine. Use pacman instead

I moved the boot parition successfully but i'm afrad that it's gonna break my system somehow. Do i have to reinstall the grub? How? And by the way now that the two partitions are close together if i try to resize/move the "new Partition #1" i can't expand it nor move it anywhere, same thing with /dev/nvme0n1p5

Yeah, it's not like gparted lets me to that by the way. If i want to make changes i need to boot into a live environment