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25 / 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ / They/Them, Nonbinary / Music, Games, Writing, WebDev, and Tech / Currently playing games like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Marathon, and CS2! / 18+ 🔞

An image of the Sandia Mountains in Albuquerque, New Mexico, taken from a 3-lane road. It's just before sunrise, and there's a gorgeous peach glow surrounding the mountains underneath gray clouds.
An image of a sable-colored corgi named Thor, with his nose and face extremely close to the camera. Why is he so nose?
A 3-star Pikachu ex card from Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket. The artwork features a Pikachu climbing a tree stump in the middle of a lush, green forest. A trio of Butterfree are fluttering beneath the branches in the background. Bright daylight is shining through the leaves and highlighting Pikachu slightly. Pikachu has 120HP, a +20 weakness against Fighting Pokémon, and costs 1 energy to retreat. Its attack is Circle Circuit: "This attack does 30 damage for each of your benched Electric Pokémon." It costs 2 Electric energy.
An anthropomorphic coyote wearing a white and yellow Bruins hockey jersey and flipping off the camera
An image of a white card with the Bluesky butterfly in the top left, my screenname and username in the bottom left, and "Joined Jun 18, 2023" in the bottom right. In the center, a large "#134,585", showing that I was the 134,585th user, is displayed in blue and black text. A blue stamp labeled "Bluesky Elder Certified, First 10%" is on top of the number.
A corgi laying on carpet sideways, making a ":P" face directly at the camera. How is this animal real
The front cover of "Myst, The Official Strategy Guide" by Rick Barba and Rusel DeMaria. It's a blue paperback book with a large landscape view of the Myst Island, all the unique areas of the island visible.
The pictured coyote caught their own tail. Mission accomplished! Unfortunately, the capture has caused the yote to wrap around a thin tree, trapping them.
"It is a grim paradox that the worst deeds that humans have ever been guilty of have been carried out by people with an easy conscience, people who felt they were definitely on the side of angels, people who were entirely sure they had justice in hand. What unites the people who report their neighbors to the secret police, the crowds who burn their victims at stakes while dancing around their agonized bodies, the govt. officials who set up purification camps and the nations that wipe out their enemies with special barbarism is their consistent and overwhelming sense that they are doing the right thing - in the eyes of god, history, or Truth. When trying to understand why people do evil things, never start from the position of imagining that they understood them as evil; remember that they would have carried out their nastiness cocksure that they were paragons. An impassioned feeling of being an instrument of justice has been at the heart of humanity's most appallingly unkind moments."
An image of a winter road during the day. Snow has fallen and covered the ground and trees next to the road. The road looks like it goes forward and up towards some snow-covered mountains.
A straight, paved road on a foggy morning. The fog is obscuring the blue sky completely, giving the image oddly creepy G-Mod/Source engine vibes. The pale yellow house on the left and the red barrel on the right certainly add to that feeling as well.
A ten-minute-exposure photo of the night sky, completely covered with bright stars in various blues, yellows, and reds. The dust clouds that make up part of the Milky Way streak across the image diagonally from the bottom left to the top right.
An image of myself surrounded by phrases and concepts in my head: "Never Enough, Your Fault, Not Good Enough, It's All Wrong, One More Thing, Fix It ALL, Grow Up, Too Much, Unforgivable." Behind me is a large "FAIL". A muted heart is crossed out by two white lines, the same color as the phrases surrounding me.
A scarecrow, with a Jack O' Lantern head and Santa hat, guards the front entrance of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. The last light from the sun shines behind the Mansion as twilight arrives; it's the perfect time for haunting to begin. The scarecrow is posing menacingly above several bright orange pumpkins in the grass of the front lawn. Dozens of people are waiting in the line queue behind and around the scarecrow to ride the Haunted Mansion.
Image of a grassy backyard and a vibrant pink and orange sunset reflecting off the clouds.