halfway_neko

#22aaee at (28, 32) :3

maybe this will work?

.              /| _ ╱|、
.             ( •̀ㅅ •́  )
.       ＿ノ ヽ ノ＼＿ 
.    /　`/ ⌒Ｙ⌒ Ｙ　 \
. ( 　(三ヽ人　 /　 　|
.|　ﾉ⌒＼ ￣￣ヽ　 ノ
.ヽ＿＿＿＞､＿＿／
.          ｜( 王 ﾉ〈
.           /ﾐ`ー―彡\
.          |╰          ╯  |
.          |       /\       |
.          |      /  \      |
.          |    /     \     |

edit:
i had to fix it a few times, but i: escaped the `, escaped the backslashes, added the dots to avoid indented code blocks, added double spaces at the end of the lines so it doesn't combine into a paragraph, and replaced all the other spaces with non-breaking spaces so web browsers don't collapse them into a single space.

i think it works properly now??

#88dd22 at (30, 31) ^-^

#22aaee at (29, 31) ^-^

#88dd22 at (29, 32) pls

#88dd22 at (31,30) please :>

forcing new tabs drives me crazy. like how dare you. i even tried to disable it in firefox, but when i do it makes all 'open in browser' things overwrite the current tab :(

oh my gosh it's Stanley!!

space, ctrl, or sometimes the entire numpad at once. it's just one big button :P

and then you start nesting trees so deep that it's hard to distinguish between the different levels D:

yeah, that's understandable. i'd never thought about it that way before.

personally i use enby as a way to say that i am in the middle / don't really care.

i think the issue comes from the fact that saying non-binary means specifically non-{man,woman}. whereas i've always interpreted it as just non-"specific gender".

to me it's the etc. of gender labels, but i realise that not everyone that i think it describes would want to identify with it.

(and that means it becomes it's own label, and now we have to figure out what to call everyone_else all over again. (maybe the whole idea of gender labels was rigged from the start))

oh. i guess i'm using the wrong editors then :P