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My name is Jay! Or Jupiter. Or Jupe. Or Yury. Take your pick.
I'm a leftist. I'm specifically an anarcho-communist.
I stand with: Black Lives Matter. Far-left radicals. Indigenous people. Queer people.
I stand against: Nazis. Police. Antisemitism. Colonialism. Islamophobia. Queerphobia of any kind. Ableism. Capitalism. Candy corn
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I'm a writer, and my current project is a science fiction novel centered around two friends who decide to start a treasure hunting outfit.
My fursona is a big cat of a fictional species I made up for the aforementioned story! His ref is below
The reason why you'll never see lipsyncing or pre-recorded instrumentals in stage musicals is because these productions will vary in places by mere seconds in each showing, which isn't meaningful to the audience, unless one of the many moving parts that make up the production falls out-of-sync.
With everything controlled live, you can have everyone be in-sync enough that they can go along with slight differences. Having an inflexible element would make these shows impractical to do.
Another beautiful thing about it is the collaborative nature of it. You have to have an acute awareness of where everyone is around you, what they're doing, when *you* need to do your part, etc.
Singing, acting, and dancing are all challenging on their own, but doing them all at once in a production where everything *must* happen on-time, often to the second? One of the hardest things humans can do tbh
Years of training goes into the profession, not to mention the many months of rehearsal *per* show
When I watch a musical I'm acutely aware of the complexity, the actors performing around moving setpieces, making it look effortless
It's not just that theatre has a lot of triple threats (actor, singer, dancer); You basically *need* to be one in order to get by. Sure, there are non-musical stage plays, but they're uncommon, and not the most reliable work
mh-adjacent
I've convinced myself that many of my friendships are somehow dependent on me being "masculine" or "daddy" to them, and I'm scared that if I'm ever not that, those friendships will fall apart. They'll lose interest in me until I'm back in a masc phase. I don't want that, I really just want people who love me regardless of that.
mh-adjacent
I'm still definitely attracted to being seen as masculine, but not all the time, and definitely not now. I've been neglecting the feminine side of me for a long time, and I've only now realized why.
I'm definitely still non-binary genderfluid, I'm totally sure of that, but I wanna try being more forward about my femme side. It's been years since I've known I'm genderfluid and I still don't know quite what that looks like.
The flow of the Hedgehog Engine's gameplay is just... so incredibly good?? They pushed the sense of speed farther than ever before, which is admittedly a huge risk to gameplay, but they didn't fuck it up!! It's a joy to play! Even just watching it is amazing!
I'm a big punk Russian cat! Queer as hell! I'm genderfluid, polyamorous, pansexual, panromantic, and radically left.
No minors, please! I will not accept follow requests if you have no age in your bio to show you're not a minor.
This is a personal account. My more public profile is @Bruzer.