Moss

"Like being french isn't bad enough, had to be canadian too, worst of both worlds"

this is objectively funny and anyone who has a problem with this is a crakkker

I think you should check it out for sure. I don't think it's a badly made show, but i don't know how much you'll pick up on without the context of the games.

It very much feels like a fallout story. The references to the games are very common, but it won't be something so direct as pointing to something in the games. It'll be a minor character being a weirdo, and I'll go "yeah that seems like a fallout NPC".

It's kinda hard for me to judge because I love the fallout series and it's a competently made fallout story.

I'm deathly afraid to change my presentation until I can somehow 'prove' myself.

This is it exactly for me. I always feel like I need to earn a change. Like, I'll change when I'm skinnier, when I have more money, when I have better clothes, or whatever

Yeah that sounds about right. I've never enjoyed looking in mirrors or at photos of myself because I do not like the way that I look.

I'd like to come out but I really don't want it to be a big deal. I know most people in my life would be very supportive, but I also know that a lot of them (the straight ones) will make it a big thing. I came out as pan to a few people and got hugs and encouragement and "I'm so proud of you." That's very nice and they acted with good intentions and I'm sure a lot of people would like that. But the best reaction, and the one I'm looking for, is just a thumbs up and an "ok". Like I dont want it to matter to anyone that I'm pansexual and agender. But I gotta tell people at some point.

Also I don't dislike the people who do a big celebration, I know they're happy for me. But I just want to be more low-key in general

I'm very afraid of changing my presentation because I'm afraid other people won't like it. Which I know is stupid but I really want to avoid that. When I have changed things in the past I've always felt like I needed a big justification and a big build up to actually doing it.

I wanna dye my hair white. I've wanted to for years but have been afraid of other people not liking it. Why must I rely on other people for validation why am I like this

Yep. I liked it. I think it's pretty approachable as well for anyone who hasn't played fallout before. If you're completely unfamiliar with it, the only thing you really need to know is that American culture kinda paused in the 50s and a lot of technology stayed the same, so the pre-war era has a retro-futuristic aesthetic. Basically everything else is explained as the show goes on

I don't fucking care if you vote for Biden or not. Whatever. It's literally not important. Do literally anything else that doesn't involve bending over for the democrats. Do literally any political action that isn't voting once every four years and harassing people online. Fucking go join a union or hand out food. Make a community garden. Do literally anything that will actually impact the way people live their lives if you want to be taken seriously.

Last year felt like a huge year for high-profile video game releases. I can't think of any games that have come out this year or that are going to come out this year

Also the "Soviet-era" ended in the 90s, but the implication is always that it's WW2 technology. The M16 should be called "Nixon-era" or some other nonsense

Oh awesome! They finally made an app for guys who join the DSA to pick up girls

Taylor Swift should be removed from this planet