Tommasi

The age of cis must end

Everywhere you can go during act 1 remains available until the very end of act 2 (and you get another pop-up warning you about that), so you generally don't need to worry about missing things until that point. It would have locked you out of the grove and goblin camp quests if you hadn't done them, but you can still go back and do other questlines like the creche.

Also, make sure to grab the sword in the stone nearby when you go to the selunite temple, it's my favorite weapon in the game and it's bonkers

Bi-cycle is slowly turning towards women and I don't like it

I'm not sure, maybe a very light sky blue

My mom bought the yarn, I am a knitting nepo baby

Very cute!

I'm currently knitting a blanket in trans colors, except the white is more like a pastel yellow

That sounds so cozy What are you knitting?

This is so real. I try not to do it often because I know it's bad for my skin, but the look is such a vibe.

I thnk it's true for people who were AMAB as well. Men castrated before completing puberty were often very tall, as it takes longer for the skeletal growth plates to set into place.

Mass deporting people to prisons without trial is an acceptable political disagreement, but god help you if you touch a Dem I guess.

What do they even teach people in business and leadership schools?

Every competent boss or manager I've had were people with education and experience in the field they're working who ended up in a leadership positions through circumstances. Every time I've worked for someone whose passion is "entrepreneurship" or running a company, it's a complete clown show where everyone is in a constant state of confusion.

I think I've read 4 or 5 Murakami novels and a short story collection, and I did enjoy them but I don't really have a desire to read more of his stuff.

My favorite was definitely 1Q84, which is partly because it has a female main character in addition to the divorced/single lonely guy that's the main character in all his stories, and partly because it was the first thing I read by him so everything seemed new. All his other stories kind of just mush together in my brain and it's difficult for me to separate between them.

His style is very distinctive, which I like, but it feels like he's written the same book over and over with just some minor variations, which gets boring after a while.