i think this is my favourite

@innes.bsky.social has this summoned you yet

congrats, its a furry

i actually thought that was a human child at first glance and my second thought was is that a fursuit

i tell my coworkers the only way to reach me is by homing pigeon if they need shit from me after 5pm and i haven't agreed to work overtime to meet a deadline

they gotta grind up their stomach contents somehow. thjey dont even have teeth

i think the thing that annoys me the most about this is that if i want to be put in a box i go to a psychiatrist. i go to a psychologist for therapy. being put in a box is the thing i want to avoid because boxes are restrictive and therapy should not be confined to a box

it comes up when i mention my antisocial personality disorder so i wonder how much of it is ableism - that i can't be a observant and nice person with this disorder. so, my clinical-ness MUST be autism.

idk, it's weird?

like ok, i have things in common with autistic people. literally everyone does. they are People. it doesn't mean i have autism. same applies to every disorder out there

it feels like everyone is obsessed with autism and it comes from either a good or a bad place, but i find it frustrating as a VERY neurospicy person because i'm sick of having it applied to me bc i have maybe 1 thing in common

but a psychologist will meet me once and then decide i'm probably autistic when i'm clinical about feelings and my own experience and it's like, ffs.

i lack the overstimulation problems, i've never really struggled to make friends or be social, i started talking and the like at a "normal" age, i had no motor control issues when young, i don't have one particular special interest, i don't have social anxiety, etc etc

""lost green planet""

i sincerely wish tech-pilled people stopped trying to treat every social problem as an engineering problem

wild that she didn't consider letting the interactions happen between real people naturally and then just fucking talk to them if things go bad. you can ask people questions. if theyre your coworkers, its free

it sounds like dying is increasingly probable as a result of leaving a house over there so i guess we can consider you a visionary

i wrote a literature review on the topic of OT cybersecurity during university which really solidified my interest in this stuff. you can read it here www.linkedin.com/pulse/loss-c...

so i was like huh. i'm good at this? so figured cybersecurity was a good match

i got into OT cybersecurity after learning about triton, a piece of malware that could turn off safety systems in a petrochemical plant. malware can kill people now which is cool and bad. so, here i am