i’ve also talked to a few folks who can’t have babies who cried at it/are avoiding it for that reason.

i don’t know. i went in expecting fluff, and there were less things to cringe at than i had feared, although there was also some *severe* cringing (a few times mentioned in that link). also? the closing part that everyone loves so much? blaaah.

but it’s making kimya’s world mostlyhappy, so it’s making me mostlyhappy.

your icon font looks just a little like there is an end quote at the end of each line, so i was reading “learn to ’skate’ smash the ’state’” which made me giggle a bit.

i was really critical of juno at first and then once the kimya music started playing, i got all mushy and noncritical, and was recommending it left and right, and then this girl who’s recently started coming to quaker meeting, who’s a transracial adoptee went and saw it and it really upset her and she sent me this link because she agreed with most of the critique, and i read it and was like, “awwwww, fuck.”

hi, family friendly!

mmm, language. i still want to continue that study i was doing on trans-allies’ perceptions of trans language that i was doing. but i’m… probably not going to, unless i do it in amsterdam.