- Name
- Hal (he/him)
- Age
- In my 20's!
- Gender
- Transsexual man ⚧ [♀ -> ♂]
- Carrd
- korekiyo.crd.co
A litle bit more...
I'm FTM and have been gender transitioning for years IRL medically. My hobbies include: being an edgy little fag online, loving Korekiyo, getting bullied for being a simp, vidya games, message boards and I dabble in some roleplay (cherp/f-list), writing and coding too. I mostly keep to myself and have a close knit group of friends on smaller platforms.
By close knit, I have a lot of e-friends and enjoy making connections to people and rarely seem as scary as I come across. I also joke around too much and rarely take things seriously or to heart. I have a fucked up sense of humour that confuses people.
I have long past the fandom discourse days and general active-ness in larger spaces. I'm too old for it. I'm too tired about it. I usually just lurk a lot and passively consume content and occupy my own weird little space, like this one.
Interests & hobbies...
I have a massive appreciation for rap & hiphop music (especially experimental) and would call that one of my autistic fixations. I love Ho99o9, Busdriver, JPEGMAFIA, Brockhampton, Death Grips & more. Unfortunately as I work a full-time job I can be inactive. My most active place to find me is Discord.
I'm working on a community waifu/selfship server for adults, an OC website and a few other projects I want to dive into including a docu-series on niche internet subcultures and communities. I also recently took up fitness so I'm doing weightlifting / running and might have a personal blog to post about that.
I like digital anthropology - which studies the relationship between humans and technology... it can be things like looking at niche online subcultures, online gaming, the relationship between avatar creation and human expression and even memes in a way and where they came from, why they exist, and humans relationship with online social media. I have a general interest in how humans work and curiousity about the world at large and would really like to eventually start a Youtube channel documenting e-subcultures and communities in a respectful and ethical way.
Kiyo sort of encouraged me to pursue this more in-depth, honestly. Sounds nerdy as Hell but true.
