Reaction immediately after finishing the second episode of the new Doctor Who series:
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...omg what did I just watch???...
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(Also, I'm still a little on the fence about the Doctor and companion, but my goodness Jinkx Monsoon was incredibly delicious. I live under a rock so this is my first encounter and I could become a fan based on that episode.)
Another thing I've realised far too recently is that I prob have inattentive-type ADHD (the type without the physical hyperactivity). I'm not in a position to get a formal diagnosis for now, so I'm aware this is just a self-diagnosis, but when I investigated this type of ADHD so so so many things clicked into place. Every day it feels like I notice more and more little ways of thinking, talking and acting that are influenced by my ADHD.
When I realised I'm ace-spec and saw the flag, it felt like it was meant to be. There really isn't any meaning to the fact that I've always liked to use purple hearts, I just like purple, but it's so cool that our flag features purple and not orange or something. βΊοΈπ
(Orange chosen as random example of not-purple, no hate for orange! π)
Just read through the most geo-blinkered legacy tumblr thread about iced tea (in a bottle) being a thing in the US but not so much in the UK. E.g. Brit: AMERICAN MADNESS; American: HAHA BRITS SO STUFFY AMERICA IS FUTURE.
What nonsense did I just waste my time reading?? π
Meanwhile Asians were rightly ignoring this whole non-issue between the tea newbies.
Well, so long as the Brits and Americans had fun playing together. ππ
If a political party is a core part of my identity, I have to defend it and support it no matter what stupid things it does or what actions and policies it adopts. If I don't, I'm undermining a core part of myself. I prefer not to be trapped into that.
And that's not just political parties. It's fandoms and brands and numerous other things. I can engage or enjoy, and these things will reflect aspects of my identity, but I don't want to be locked into those categories as my identity.
I couldn't really say I identify with a political party. Unless it's your career/volunteer interest, I don't think it really makes sense to. I have values. I vote for whichever party has the best balance of policies near my values and no policies terribly far from my values, and are vaguely sincere/believable. Yes, that means I find some parties unpalatable and consistently lean towards the others, but I can't really feel the sense in making a political party a core part of my identity.
Just a lil blob floating around the net.
(Introverted & silly. Haphazard & sporadic. Barely surviving; soon to be zombie. She/her...do zombies need genders?)