Madam Adam/Autumn the Alien

@adamthealien.bsky.social

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Collector of names. Nerdy, nonbinary, pansexual, polyamorous, socialist, anti-fascist Millennial creative fumbling through life. 🏳️‍🌈 She/they/he

A slightly altered moment from Star Trek: Lower Decks. Shax is saying, "Tacky cryptobro fascist eyesore!"
Autumn the Alien sticks her tongue out with a smile, throwing her arms wide and cocking one knee forward as she poses on rooftop with the Seattle skyline. Autumn is wearing a Santa hat and a matching red trenchoat. The coat is flung open, flaring out at the bottom from Autumn's animated pose, showing off an outfit comprised of black boots lined with fake fur at the ankles, black thigh high socks, a short lacy black skirt, a green top with a cleavage window, and an iridescent chain necklace.
A dramatic upward angle of Westlake Park's arch, with the Century Square building in the background on the left hand side. On the right, the setting sun sits low in the sky, just beginning to touch the downtown rooftops, casting a soft glow over the scene. A beam of light shines across the arch. Above it, a pigeon soars through the air, wings and feathers outstretched and silhouetted against the lightly clouded, sunset-lit sky.
Sweet Tooth, an unhinged killer clown from the Twisted Metal series, spreading his arms wide in a flamboyant "ta-daa" gesture, surrounded by slot machines.
Three giant LGBTQIA+ Pride flags flying in front of the Space Needle. The Needle is in the center of the photo, framed by the flags in the foreground. A general rainbow Pride flag dances in the wind on the right side, closest to the camera. On the left, just a little behind the rainbow flag, a Trans Pride flag waves majestically just a little behind the rainbow flag. An Asexual Pride flag flutters beneath the Trans Pride flag, furthest back from the camera.
Protest signs being held up in the air above a crowd. Three signs are fully visible. A hot pink sign with black text and three white stars reads, "No human is illegal." A dark cyan sign with dark blue text reads, "Honk if you've never drunk texted war plans." A sign with three stripes in the pink, light blue and white colors of the Trans Pride flag tags. A partially obscured sign with red, white, and blue text says something about having dealt with having dealt with having no kings in 1776.
An animated GIF from DC's Legends of Tomorrow featuring Sarah Lance and Ava Sharpe dressed as Kirk and Spock, respectively. They are kissing passionately while the ship blows up around them.
Screenshot of the Wikipedia article on "Imperial boomerang." Text reads as follows: "The imperial boomerang is the thesis that governments that develop repressive techniques to control colonial territories will eventually deploy those same techniques domestically against their own citizens. This concept originates with Aimé Césaire in Discourse on Colonialism (1950) where it is called the terrific boomerang to explain the origins of European fascism in the first half of the 20th century. Hannah Arendt agreed with this usage, calling it the boomerang effect in The Origins of Totalitarianism (1951). According to both writers, the methods of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party were not exceptional from a world-wide view because European colonial empires had been killing millions of people worldwide as part of the process of colonization for a very long time. Rather, they were exceptional in that they were applied to Europeans within Europe, rather than to colonized populations in the Global South. It is sometimes called Foucault's boomerang even though Michel Foucault did not originate the term."
A screenshot of Star Trek: Discovery with fake dialogue in homage to 30 Rock. Saru says to Michael Burnham, "What a year, huh?" "Saru, it's February," Michael replies.
Screencap of Bluesky notifications. Someone with the username @ertwsretggwsg liked two of my posts about queerness, restrooms, and bullying. @ertwsretggwsg’s display name reads “KiwiFarms.net” in mangled, stylized text that uses symbols other than the original character to display the words in a way that obfuscates them from search and moderation.
An orange sunset reflects across soft wisps of light clouds, highlights a few darker clouds, and casts the Tacoma Narrows Bridges in silhouette. On the right side of the photo, a Christmas tree with little multicolored lights sits out of focus on the foreground.
The sun sits low in the autumn sky behind Seattle's famous Pike Place "Public Market Center" sign. The entire block is bathed in the golden light streaming in flared rays through the letters and thin frame of the sign. Cars pass on the road between the market and a smattering of silhouetted pigeons pecking for food at concrete reflecting the rich hue of the setting sun.
A clip from the "Cooperative Polygraphy" episode of the Community TV show. Mr. Stone, played by Walton Goggins, is reading Pierce Hawthorne's will. He is saying, "I also leave you this liquid-nitrogen-cooled cylinder of my sperm."
A photo of the Seattle Great Wheel in front of an industrial harbor background. A very blue sky is filled with large, puffy, white clouds. A seagull is flying through the foreground.
A crow, its beaked face in profile, sits on a power line in front of the Tacoma Narrows Bridges, perfectly positioned between the central towers of both bridges from the viewer's point of view.
A nonbinary person with a beard lounges with their feet up on a desk in a home office. The lightning is dim and moody. They are holding the camera from which the picture is taken and smiling while sticking their tongue out at the viewer. They wear a purple sundress ending at the top of their thighs, purple hiking shoes on bare legs, large round glasses, and a red bucket hat covered with pins. One pin, pointed directly at the viewer, is bright yellow and bears the text, "Reading is sexy."