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@@Alien-ZAP what do you have against michael 😔😔 he's a literal icon

The Nokia was so strong it was more likely that the floor breaks if it falls

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Why? It’s a Nokia 😂

@@ephemeraIl its Michael though

@@ephemeraIland because Nokia literally are the cockroaches of phones 😂 they’ll def survive the apocalypse

Yes! And her cat❤

I get genuinely excited when I learn about new genders so it took me a few tries to realize Michigander was about a place (a place where I have a cool friend so I don't want to get in trouble with a whole state.) People in my state are called Washingtonians which is regrettably long and full of syllables

​@@thedevicebookhave you heard of maverique gender? It's a really cool rabbit hole if you like learning about gender identities. 🙂

@NickNightfall1711 I will look it up now so thanks! I recently learned about "mirror pronouns" & that's pretty cool. Because we already know folks who put "any pronouns" on their bio & so it's someone who is generally fine with any pronouns but what makes them happiest is when it matches who they talk to in the moment. Honestly "any pronouns" are fine with me (I have even advocated for the few people who prefer it/its) but I stuck with she/her for a long time just to please others. Recently updated my bios to she/they (because my identity isn't strongly associated with womanhood....I just felt like I would stick with the pronouns as a sort of social laziness from birth up until now. But then I kept getting "outed" by well meaning people who had easy access to seeing my she/her pronouns but wanted others to call me "they" (to the point of correcting those who were following my wishes to say "she") so I figure making it clear either are fine will solve this conundrum. Let it be known though that people don't really enjoy being "outed" as non-binary just because someone happens to be trusted with that info, and that if a non-binary person prefers she or he (trust me, many more are out there) that might be a decision made for safety.

@@thedevicebook that's really cool about mirror pronouns! And I feel you and totally agree, I'm non-binary but just use he/him pronouns for safety reasons. Outing someone can be so dangerous, people need to be much more mindful and careful about that.

@NickNightfall1711 oh cool! Love meeting other enbies in the wilds of the internet! Why I said "let it be known" at the end of my paragraph is because I could tell you already knew a lot but some people on comment sections really are trying to learn stuff & just worry they'll be attacked for asking well-meaning questions. I'd love a way to convey tone & intent on the internet because tone indicators aren't well known but also abbreviate it to the point of being useless. The fact /s is read as meaning either the s word sarcastic or serious depending on who you ask is a good example of this.

I once had a “accidental” glow-up in that I just had a new outfit but apparently it looked pretty different from what I normally wore and half my year complimented me and asked if that was my new style and I was just confused as to why these girls where suddenly talking to me and it was weird

⁠@@charlottebuijteweg7160 when I had an accidental “glow up”, in that I went through early puberty and started curling my hair around the same time because I thought it was pretty. No correlation for me. But for my whole grade and the one above me. A total of 6 girls in a group of like 200 didn’t hate my guts. I lost basically all my female friends in the span of less than a week 🥲. On the contrary, boys from all grades started to pay close attention to me (which was weird for some older boys, as I was still in 8th grade 🤨), and I quickly gained an abundance of male friends without correlating why. This literally just made things 10x worse. Dirty looks, scoffs, tongue clicks, whispers, giggles, points. I had a girl tell me “your butt reminds me of a camel” and one tell me “you’re not actually cool, you’re just lucky”. As a 11 and 12 year old with naturally poor social skills, and tons of family-inflicted self esteem, it sucked. I HATED school, especially when I realized that boys only liked me for one reason. After that, I realized no one really liked me at school, so I started being “sick” 😂. I moved before it died down, but I pretty much had the same go until grade 10-11 when everyone else was developing now. kids. Are. MEAN 😬

@@I.Kicked-Ur-Favourite.Grandmasorry that the mean girls bought you down. They totally sound lame

I did all my hair dye from a home kit in the box & the "chunky highlight" kit had a cap like that with holes in it. You'd pull chunks of hair through the holes so only those would be highlighted while the rest of the hair was left alone. The result looked pretty ok but bleach is never a pleasant smell

@user-wh9ts8bf9j What are you talking about? That's Nokia 3310 😃 Those phones were big part of growing up in Finland (you know where Nokia phones was invented and made 😉 💪)

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Same. I also remember playing with a red ball character on my parent's phone