Absolutely, freedom to choose what you want to wear and freedom of choice is incredibly important.

It's not illegal in the u.s. but you pretty much end up in jail because of it depending on how unprivileged you are. They force you into a hospital for however time they want to "protect you" often times giving you little to help and just throw you out and by that time you lost your job and some loose there housing and then become homeless because of it and then eventually jail for just trying to eat.

That's if you actually someone stops you before you do it. It's even worse if you survive the attempt.

Yes I know its not always like that. but from my experience with the system in Amerikkka and from others I know and used to know (RIP) this is how it pretty much works.

Please remember this is from my experience and people I know and know experience with. Suicide and attempting it.

Lemmy.blahJ is been very good to me. LGBT inclusive and great. Just please avoid Lemmy world and shit just works ones, most toxic stuff always seems to come from them imo

Reminds me of one of my college teachers Years ago, they was racist and misogynistic, thinking blacks should be slaves and women should be house wife's. She was very interesting black lady.... At least she didn't check any of my assignments and gave me a A+

There's no shame in disabilities, and no shame on getting things to help you, for instance people don't realize that glasses are a disability ad product for people who have bad eyesight which yes is a disability that society has helped people with and not shamed. Having ADHD is not a evil or bad thing it's part of who someone is, it's getting aid to help yourself, like glasses to bad eyesight, medication is to adhd and there's absolutely no shame in having such disability. See a therapist and others who can help. There's no shame in seeing a eye doctor so why be ashamed of seeing a therapist? Just different disabilities with different care needed.

Always remember you are worth who you are regardless of eye sight or brain chemistry.

My thoughts is make the characters first there backstory and everything then roll for gender, as if I did gender first I would feel like I draw more towards stereotype of that gender. As one gender does not define who someone is. And this way they all seem more diverse and more alive that way.

I got like 6 old computers from 2000 to 2016 all doing different things. If I had a choice between a high end server and cobbled together mess I would always choose the mess. Lot more entertainment and fun to figure out

I would be more careful on Lemmy.world. Feels like a lot of Lemmy.world doesn't like instances where they question things like capatilism and such. I have blocked more communities and users on lemmy.world them .ml.

But that's my own personal experiences.

You should never fight violence with violence! It only results with more violence, we need peaceful protests at the most

-- some undercover Government propaganda machine

All platforms are now excessively catering to Elon Nazi trump America. It's pretty much propaganda. And it's extreme and excessive.

I know boomers do it but I also see every generation do it. I know boomers do it because it's a accessibility reasons due to age and poor hearing and the phone will not get loud enough for them to actually hear it without speakerphone.

I fucking hate it regardless but how else are people with poor hearing able to actually hear anything on these phones though.

Usually most of the time the main problem I have is fucking people playing music on there phones, usually people 25 or younger who just don't care about others. I get more of them then actually boomers doing it.

Learning technology when you grown up without it and then expecting to learn all about it when your aging and getting older and brains just don't work as well.

Regardless of who it's fucking annoying and I hate it but I mainly blame the companies who don't incorporate better accessibility for people and society (mainly past society) just never teaching people and society as a whole for this fucking American shit culture we have.

Blahaj is where I'm on. Never had any problems on it. Everyone seems to be pretty cool and feels comfortable fore as a autistic nonbinary trans person.

Hexbar banned me for responding to a post that I had a question about. Also hexbar seems very much a extreme instance in not very good ways. Felt very uncomfortable and unwelcomed there.