Jay Aaron

@jay-aaron.bsky.social

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Thinking 🧠 & Feeling ❤️ in NY. Traumatized #Millennial 🫨 #Gay Ginger #Gaymer Geek 👨🏻‍🦰 #CriticalTheory Discourse 🤔 #Queer Theory 🌈 #SmartHome #Tech 🤖 #SocialJustice ⬅️ #Disability & #MentalHealth Advocacy #Musical 🔗 https://linktr.ee/jayaaron

Photo of a man's black graphic t-shirt which contains characters from the Mario video game series, with the colors of the rainbow trailing behind them. The man's face isn't visible, except for the lower part of his ginger-red-orange beard.
Video of a man walking outdoors wearing a denim Snout Cap and a heather blue tee-shirt with a graphic of various first-generation fire PokĂŠmon. He has a ginger beard and is wearing thin black eyeglasses. It is bright and sunny outside, with the blurred background showing greenery showing some greenery and housing.
Selfie of a man with ginger-red hair and a light beard, fair skin, with a slight half-smirk. His upper body is visible and he wears a silver rope chain necklace with a Griever pendant (from Final Fantasy VIII). In the background, two Govee Wall Sconces emit a red glow, which covers the scene in a dark red hue after washing the walls with the red light. Shadows provide a striking contrast. The atmosphere evokes a devilish vibe.
Two stitched screenshots showing the number of registered voters in NY's 3rd Congressional District, along with the most recent June 2026 primary election results. Circled and highlighted are the 207,726 active, registered Democrat voters as well as the results in NY-3, with Thomas R. Suozzi getting 20,820 votes over 5,263 votes for Danielle Welch and 63 write-ins. The total votes in the primary election is currently reported at 26,146 votes.
Thread from Tom Suozzi, the Congressman representing NY’s Third Congressional District reposting a headline “After wins by democratic socialists, centrist Democrats unite to push back.” Suozzi writes, “We disagree with MAGA. We disagree with socialism…”
Screenshot of a note listing the Apple Price increases. The text is reproduced below. Title: Apple Price Increases (June 25, 2026). Note: no increases on current iPhones, Apple Watches, or AirPods. MacBook Neo: $699 (up from $599). 13-inch MacBook Air: $1,299 (up from $1,099). 15-inch MacBook Air: $1,499 (up from $1,299). M5 MacBook Pro: $1,999 (up from $1,699). M5 Pro MacBook Pro: $2,499 (up from $2,199). M5 Max MacBook Pro: $4,099 (up from $3,599). iMac: $1,499 (up from $1,299). M4 Mac Mini 256GB: $799 (up from $599). M4 Max Mac Studio: $2,499 (up from $1,999). M3 Ultra Mac Studio: $5,299 (up from $3,999). iPad: $449 (up from $349). 11-inch iPad Air: $749 (up from $599). 13-inch iPad Air: $949 (up from $749). 11-inch iPad Pro: $1,199 (up from $999). 13-inch iPad Pro: $1,499 (up from $1,299). iPad mini: $599 (up from $499). Apple TV 4K: $199 (up from $129). HomePod: $349 (up from $299). HomePod mini: $129 (up from $99). Vision Pro: $3,699 (up from $3,499).
Screenshot, with highlights, of a footnote on regarding Apple Watch hypertension notifications. “As of September 9, 2025,” [highlight starts] “hypertension notifications are currently under FDA review” [highlight ends] “and are expected to be cleared this month, with availability on Apple Watch Series 9 and later and Apple Watch Ultra 2 and later” [“Apple Watch Series 9 is highlighted in yellow].
Side by side comparison of Apple Watch Series 11, 10, and 9, focused on the Chip. The highlights show the differences with the only difference being the name of the chip "S10" (which is highlighted in green on the Series 11 and Series 10) versus the "S9" on the Series 9. Otherwise, 64-bit dual-core processor, 4-core neural engine, W3 Apple Wireless Chip, 2nd Generation Ultra Wideband, and 64GB capacity are identical.
A red-haired man sits alone in a black chair, warmly lit from the front, with a hazy blue backlight. He wears a checkered black-and-white shirt, speaking emphatically, and at times, with a solemn tone into a lavalier microphone. He explores the pain of a relationship that has eroded into silence as he asked questions of himself and to his past romantic-friend: “when is it on purpose?” He is wrestling with the need to speak in order to heal, though acknowledging that he has been affected by a distortion of truth over a long period of time so that he has lost much of his sense of self. He remarks that he “misses” his friend, with an allusion to Orwell’s 1984, a hint at the manipulation of language as a way to manipulate shared reality.
Red-haired man lying in bed with a tired, contemplative expression, arm partially covering face, soft natural light highlighting a sense of melancholy, white bedding and lavender fluffy blanket enhancing the quiet, intimate mood.
A somber, poetic monologue exploring emotional betrayal, confusion, and silence after a painful falling out with a close friend. The speaker questions whether they were ever truly heard and mourns the erasure of their story and identity from the narrative. The tone is quiet but intense, gradually revealing emotional disorientation, shifting relational rules, and the painful ambiguity of being forgotten, or erased, by someone who once made them feel seen.
In ChatGPT, User asks where they can find the content policy for image generation. System responds that the policy isn’t public, but that they may be flagged in violation as content guidelines for image generation requests if they contain real-world political themes or dystopian imagery, particularly those implying “oppression,” mass monitoring, controversial themes, surveillance, and protest.
A screenshot from of Subsection 2 of U.S. President Trump’s January 20, 2025 Executive Order which purports to bar US Government agencies from issuing/accepting “documents recognizing United States Citizenship” to persons in certain circumstances who are born in the United States when that person’s mother was “unlawfully present” or when that person’s mother’s presence in the US was “lawful but temporary.” In both cases, the father must also NOT be a US citizen or lawful permanent resident at the time of the person’s birth. And subsection (b) states that this only applies to persons born within the US “after 30 days from the date of this order.” Note that U.S. District Judge John Coughenour temporarily blocked the order last month (January 2025), describing it as "blatantly unconstitutional” as pending litigation proceeds.
A close-up portrait selfie of a man with fair skin, textured orange-ginger hair styled with volume on top and a clean fade on the sides. His blue-green eyes and subtle, playful smile radiate confidence and charm. The blurred bokeh background adds focus to his features, complemented by soft, natural lighting that highlights his warm complexion. Perfectly capturing a mix of modern grooming, natural charisma, and inviting expression, this image evokes authenticity and approachability.
Collage of Apple Intelligence images of an orange haired and bearded shirtless avatar man with glasses. All contain splashes of vanilla cream on him or drizzled over him. He looks like he’s excitedly pleading in many of the photos.
Man who thinks he’s 24 but might be 10 years older than that stares upwards at the camera, as if he is “begging” for something or someone. He has vibrant ginger-red hair and a neatly trimmed beard, wide green-blue eyes, and wears a pink T-shirt and black glasses. His expression might look wistful or forlorn to some. The background is blurred creating a portrait-mode effect.
Video of man with ginger red hair and a neatly trimmed beard laying in bed with a fluffy lavender-purple blanket and wearing a marbled red hoodie. He explains it’s his birthday and Thanksgiving, making it “Birthsgiving” and asks the audience to “do good-er.”
Video of a man telling the final part of his neverending love story. He sits in a chair, wearing a marbled blue shirt. He has ginger red hair and a full-beard that is trimmed short and neatly.
A man with vibrant ginger-red hair and a neatly cropped full beard and wearing a marbled blue shirt, sits in a chair and tells Part 2 of his neverending love story, in this short video essay.
A video in which a man with vibrant ginger-red hair and a nearly trimmed full beard recounts the experience of his first crush. He is wearing a blue marbled blue T-shirt and sits in a chair, mostly centered in the camera.
Wild looking meme of a man with crazy eyes, mouth open in shock and amazement as he points to the conclusion on the Chalkboard: Eastern Standard time ≠ Eastern Daylight Time. The effect is one of astonished amazement, as if he has just uncovered a secret truth, but is so overdone as to make it obvious to the viewer that this is really an obvious fact.
Photo resembling a Mario Kart (Super Nintendo SNES) track that looks like Bowser’s Castle. The pixelated track resembles stone bricks, with parts of the track cut across with molten lava, and angry looking stones in the near-distance await to attempt to thwomp the go-kart driver who has a resemblance to Bowser, as the spiky green shell of his back and fiery red mane and horns are visible. He rides a red go-kart. A blue “1” is on the top right of the screen, suggesting the driver is in 1st place.
Alt-text of a toned man with fair skin wearing a Nasty Pig Snout Cap (Cord Cap, in gray with a stylized white pig snout logo). The man stares confidently into the camera, one arm flexed up with hand behind head, showing an LGBT Pride Apple Watch Band and Nasty Pig Iridescent Chain Bracelet, the other arm flexed behind his back. He has vibrant ginger red hair and a neatly trimmed beard, piercing blue eyes, and appears without a shirt. The frame cuts off just at the belly button. The background is a messy blur, with a red and black jock strap laying around that resembles football laces and a Nasty Pig Coach Cap with perforated mesh. The entire image is overlain with flames, and the top contains stylises white text that says: “This is fine.” There’s an unreal element to the thing, a subtle critique of social media content and nod to the “This is Fine” comic meme of a fictional dog in a burning house drinking coffee.
Screenshot of Delaware business entity search for BLUESKY SOCIAL, PBC. Contains File Number: 6282898. Formation Date: 10/4/2021. Registered as Domestic, Corporation, Benefit Corporation. Registered Agent: The Corporation Trust Company at 1209 Orange St, Wilmington, DE 19801 (New Castle County) and Phone 302-658-7581. Page says that it requires a filing fee of $10 for “Status” or $20 for more detailed info.
Video of subject holding Lavalier microphone, where a loud, high-pitched sound can be heard. At a few points, a loud mechanical crash can be heard, along with the sound of some engine-like whirring, likely the sound of poor ductwork in the HVAC.
Portrait photo of a young-ish man in his early-to-mid 30s showing just his face and the top of his dark blue T-shirt as he lounges in bed, with his head perked up for the photo. He has a neutral-to-friendly expression, a pale complexion, and ginger red hair (and a light, full beard).