no relevance, though you arent the first to point it out. also not my real full legal name because why would i put that online.

spent a lot of time with this one goat growing up who was really attached to me specifically. he would follow me around all day and only me. sometimes he would lower his head and push me with it very gently to get me to play with him. the way we played is i would push back on his head and we would see who could push hardest. he never pushed that hard tho. i suspect he knew i wasnt a goat and didnt want to hurt me and so let me win every time.

is this really a matter of opinion? this feels like its a question that could have a few answers you could argue as being More Correct than others. anywaymyanswerwouldbeCosmafromOkKowhichinmymemoryshehadsecretaryframesbutijustgoogledthatandsheactuallydoesntmybad

i draw almost exclusively using procreate on my ipad with my back hunched all the way over my lap, which is where the ipad goes. dont do this

yes, tho i dont have any of the older drawings ready at hand. i drew myself a decent amount early on in my transition and i drew myself pretty "cute." ive been out and about for quite a few years now and so now i get more of a kick out of drawing myself like a looney toon someone would drop an anvil on

another great question! i remember clearing a grove with my friends in the woods afterschool so we could erect dolmens there. we went about it as traditionally as we could, we made the axes and wove the ropes ourselves from fibrous ferns. we lit small fires at the base of the trees to char the bark and hacked away at it, repeated the process until the trees were felled. we used the felled trees to construct a sweat lodge, dug up the trunks and processes the hard wood into bowls and spoons. some of the logs were split and used to transport the boulders used to construct the dolmens. they are still there.

that is a GREAT question. i guess id say both. i dislike black metal that sounds like it got recorded in a professional studio setting, thats for sure. i appreciate hearing a melody shine through on the guitar but i guess i prefer the synths to be pushing all the melodic information and the guitars can kind of be doing whatever underneath everything.

one time i wandered off the trail for awhile and found, at the top of a hill, a metal chair like the youd see in a high school classroom with lengths of rope coiled by the legs and dangling from the back rest, implying someone had been tied to it.

Well hey, thanks

i like the linndrum kick and snare sounds.