Bi-Zen ‮✨📷🖋 @wxcafe@imaginair.es

Reading this right now and it’s such a good representation of depression and social anxiety and... life...

My lesbian experience with loneliness was great but I like my solo exchange diary even more...

hey so as you might have noticed from my posts from @wxcafe I was reading a webcomic today named ShootAround!

https://www.webtoons.com/en/drama/shoot-around/list?title_no=399

It's really good!! It's about a group of queer girls staying alive and finding love and happiness in a zombie apocalypse (yes, I know, the theme is old at this point... but it works this time!!)
I like the drawing style, and the characters are just great honestly. It's also very heartfelt and hnnn <3

anyway check it out!!! the creator is https://twitter.com/suspu, and they have a ko-fi here https://ko-fi.com/suspunen

Hey, cette semaine France Culture (via La Série Documentaire) a diffusé un super doc en 4 partie sur le mouvement Punk! C'est très bien réalisé, et c'est surtout vachement interessant, avec de la recherche historique et des interviews avec plein de gens qui étaient dedans a l'époque, y a des extraits de journaux télévisés qui montrent un peu la réaction du système de l'époque, ils parlent de la scène française aussi, ce qui est assez rare... Enfin c'est vraiment super, allez y.

https://www.franceculture.fr/emissions/lsd-la-serie-documentaire/punk-generation-no-future-14-aux-origines-dun-mouvement

Par ailleurs ça m'a aussi rappelé que le punk c'est pas que le rejet de l'ordre et des codes, c'est aussi un mouvement qui a donné naissance a une grande partie des mouvement autonomes et de lutte modernes! Le punk, bien que la première vague ait été largement apolitique et ait finie vendue au capitalisme, est traditionellement composé de vrais anarchiste, et est en réalité une communauté plutôt inclusive! Et puis, les mouvements artistiques engagés politiquemenent qui ont suivi et qui ont pris le nom ne l'ont pas tiré de nulle part!

Bref, c'est amusant de voir ces gens parler de leur experience dans les années 70/80 (et après) et décrire en substance les mêmes dynamiques et les mêmes combats qu'on retrouve dans les mouvements d'aujourd'hui.

Enfin, ça peut être amusant ou déprimant, selon comment on y réfléchit... Mais je chosis de le voir comme amusant.

En tout cas, essayez le podcast. Il est vraiment bien, même si un peu clinique. Et y a de la bonne musique dedans :)

Je me tatais a aller demander a Vivien Feasson si je pouvais traduire son jeu Perdus sous la Pluie en anglais, au moins pour en faire une version PDF, parce qu'y a plein de gens a qui j'aimerais le conseiller/le faire découvrir qui parlent que anglais... et en fait il est déjà traduit! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1502894238

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Was going to ask Vivien Feasson (a french game designer) if I could translate his game Perdus sous la Pluie in english, at the very least to make a PDF version, cause there's a lot of people I'd like to suggest it to/have them have a look at it (cause it's really good and interesting!) who only speak english... and it's actually already been translated! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1502894238

might fuck around and suggest good rpgs to everyone playing dnd or whatever

Hey it’s Avery Adler’s birthday and for that occasion she released four solo LARP games!! https://twitter.com/dreamaskew/status/1116052535662370816
She’s one of my fav RPG game designers!! Check it out!

unpopular opinion: DnD is way too popular when it should be recognized for what it is: a dated, obsolete game from the 90s. And it being the *only* representation of TTRPG is holding back the media, as new players only know about DnD and designers make things too much like it

memory usage graphs for imaginair.es look like a heartbeat monitor and an EEG

so I read Wishful Drinking (by Carrie Fisher) recently (it's really short) and it's good but weird. You can definitely tell it's written to be a stand-up show and not an autobiography (which is how it's marketed), there are punchlines every paragraph and it has a very oral rhythmic to it, so it feels kinda weird to read.
On the other hand, it talks about addiction and neuroatipicality really well, and she went into great details into very personal things while making them into pretty dark humor.

also one of the queer employees at the store is leaving for MA!! which is sad bc they seem so cool and I didn't get to know them. But I hope it goes well for them! And apparently the whole staff is queer basically. I feel really at home there, people aren't as competitive as in other magic places, everyone helps everyone feel welcome, I went and asked warhammer players about their game and they took time to help me figure out how/when I could come play and stuff... Everyone seems cool. I've also never seen that many non-white-dudes in a game store before! it's great!

well, I lost every round! I won a game each round though, so I kept my honor.
Either way, it was fun! And they also have warhammer games! So I might go play the drafts every two weeks or so, and play warhammer games sometimes when I receive my stuff from france (in which there's my minis and paints and paintbrushes etc). They also run kill team tournaments regularly so I might run a sisters of battle kill team too! it's really a great place <3

I might have a pretty bad deck but at least I got these