Lucy (she/them)

I am @catfeeder@void.lgbt on a microblogging part of the Fediverse.

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  • I figured my comment was more dismissive than helpful so I’ll elaborate a bit. I was following the website a year or so ago and noticed they were constantly updating their articles so I subscribed to their RSS feed.

    Then I saw a lot of conspiralogical weirdness, enough to quickly retaliate and unsubscribe.

    They also have an article about forum software where they praised some imageboards while dismissing raddle because it’s leftist.

    There’s another website about web browser privacy called privacy watchdog or something, it’s partially based on the DD’s articles but with no conspiralogical BS in it (unless they’re added it recently).




  • @HelixDab2@lemm.ee I don’t see your reply from my instance for some reason so I’ll reply this way.

    Try to get asylum in a less awful country.

    Easier said than done unfortunately.

    BTW, just want to point out that the implicit assumption here is that OP is queer, and wants to fund a support group. But it’s also possible that OP is homophobic, and wants to find queer people in order to publicly out them.

    This is a fair concern although I doubt bigots would ask here instead of e.g. Reddit.








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    3 months ago

    what made you get out of that situation

    A lot of help and support from people around me. Without them I would never be able to finish my college. And then overcoming my social awkwardness with a patient and caring person. Also gaining economic independence was huge for me.





  • Experience doesn’t matter because if you’re inexperienced you have to go outside your Comfort zone, if you’re experienced you got there because you like going outside your comfort zone and you will constantly stay in that state.

    I was experimenting a lot during my early Linux months but then I found what works for me and settled with it. I don’t leave my comfort zone much anymore.