Kingdom Hearts is a rorscharch test of a media piece because it's very hard to have an incorrect opinion on it but that opinion will inescapably tell me about you, as a person, because of what about it resonates or fails to resonate with you.

Like, I cannot get over how *poorly put together* it obviously is, but that's me, structural storytelling opinion haver, and anyone who loves that story is *also completely right*

Earlier today someone said to me she was glad how safe I felt to talk to, and it's a weird thought to consider that I've been successful in at least a little bit, undoing some of the grooves worn in my brain by a childhood of dominance language.

Part of what got me started was this Marshall Rosenberg talk, about Nonviolent Communication. It's three hours long of restful talk about how we choose to talk.

I didn't like Bullbuster enough to watch a second episode of it, but I will never be unhappy that it exists, or that it was made by studio NUT

@kestral if you could construct a standing desk entirely on your own, you probably wouldn't want an accessibility tool like a standing desk, right?

@kestral have you had a nap, a cuppa, or a biscuit lately

'cos those are good ways to test if your brain is being weird

@kestral Surely there's a crpytography parody song version of Macarthur Park called Bletchley Park, now I think about it

I feel conflicted feelings about my Keep Em Chosting Eggbug propaganda poster design because I kinda do want it on a shirt as a memento of what I did for #cohost but also it feels a little shifty to make and profit off merch for something that failed because it didn't make enough money