About

Who am I?

I’m a geek. I grew up reading sci-fi and fantasy. I enjoy all sorts of things, including manga, anime, cartoons, and way too many comics. I’m a furry fan (TV Tropes link – CN for talk of bullying, sex, size, and all the other problems that go along with being a furry).

I’m a creator. I write, I draw and design, I make up languages for their own sake.

I’m nostalgic. I like old things, including mid-century modern, 80s and 90s cartoons, and old books, but not old attitudes.

I’m trying to be aware. I’m not as analytical as I’d like to be and I’ve realize that a lot of the things I liked are problematic. I’m trying to become better at recognizing issues in the things I consume and the things I create. I welcome being called out (as long as its obvious that the person calling me out isn’t doing it just to be a troll or jerk – but that doesn’t mean they have to go out of their way to be polite)

I’m non-binary and genderqueer and I specifically identify as a masculine-of-center androgyne. I have almost no desire to change my body and don’t really identify as trans. I’m a sex-enjoying aromantic asexual. My personal pronouns are they / them, and my titles are Mx and sir.

I’m an atheist, progressive, feminist, and humanist. I want everyone to have equal opportunities and for everyone to be treated fairly. I don’t think morality comes from an outside source, but I don’t think you should be a jerk to people who follow their religion either. I think the oppressed and disadvantaged deserve anything we can give them to make things fair.

What is this site about?

Whatever interests me, which varies depending on what catches my interest at the time. This includes critical thinking about those things and how to make them more progressive.

2 comments

  1. I’m not sure why you’d comment here instead of the story index page, but. (also I’m 98% sure you’re a troll).

    Strictly speaking, nothing here is for perverts; there is no sexually explicit content here (currently at least and with no plans to change that). If however by ‘dangerous pervert’ you meant queer people or so-called ‘pro-shippers’ (aka normal people who don’t think that reading fiction with problematic relationships makes one a bad person), then the answer is No. Everything here was created by a queer person and that will influence it. While everything has a proper content note, there are things that may be upsetting to some people (anything tagged ‘whump’ for instance). There is at least one romantic and sexual relationship that has a significant age gap and started romantically when she was underage (Daisy Hart, aka Wild Heart and Wild Streak), and that is the least of the issues with that relationship.

    If you don’t like that sort of thing, don’t read. Trolling comments will be deleted.

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