Definitely. It helps that I tend to stick to the less mainstream lemmy communities (mostly the queer communities on blahaj.zone). It's to a point where it can be rare for me to enter a popular comment section without seeing at least 1 or 2 recognizable usernames.
To be honest, I kind of enjoy the smallness of the platform at times, it reminds me of what the old internet has always been described as to me (but with faster data transfer, and more features)
you can feel free to dm me on Lemmy if you want lol
i know right??
hehe I'm really glad to hear it! it can be hard to feel like it's true a lot of the time, but hearing it from others helps a lot
thanks hehe
hehe, I'll take the compliment
i may not have great tits, but i might have autism, and im definitely gonna have an amazing rack one day, whenever i can actually get on hrt.
Wait ur actually soo cutee whatt??? the stripes, the lighting and all the colors matching is so cutee omg, now I kinda want that outfit too hehe
I'd love to! once we get a few people, I'll probably make a room or something idk
i hate the kde file explorer. i use gnome files, xfce4 terminal, i honestly might re-install onto xfce4 at some point
I know it's a bit of a clique at this point, but if you enjoy platformers, and especially if you want an emotionally compelling story, I'd reccomend Celeste, there's also a lot of trans allegories within the game, if you're up for that. It's on Steam and Switch, among other things, and is a pretty good indie game made by a trans woman
i want him so bad