Me

Hello, o person reading my site. My name is Woozle. When I'm not fruitlessly attempting to save the world (mostly through software), I write and record music, parodies, and occasional satire.

Interests mental health: I have undiagnosed ADHD-PI I have gender dysphoria ...which I'm treating through transition My best friend committed suicide in high school I almost tried to, immediately after that I have frequent depressive spells & neediness I have certain autistic traits aesthetic: playing pop songs on the piano writing & recording original music (i.e. most of this site) social: political reform, co-operativism, liquid democracy me and also me friendship artistic collaboration asexual intimacy

Some things I live in Durham, NC with my hypertwin, Sandy (aka Harena). I may be contacted via The HypertWiki. I have been transitioning to female since mid-July, 2016. It's a slow process. I operate and host this site, as well as Issuepedia, HTYP, and a number of others. I seem to have crossed over to being more active on Mastodon (mainly toot.cat and kitty.town) than Google+ It's really nice to feel like my posts aren't somehow contributing to the plutonomy. I'm also looking for alternatives that more closely approximate G+/FB. Hubzilla is looking pretty good but needs more people. (If you're on Diaspora or Friendica, federate with me!) I am not the droid you are looking for. /introduction: one way of introducing myself I may have originated this, though it sounds a lot like something Spider Robinson would have said: Let ye who is without pun cast the first groan.

Self-Centered Narratives

• My story about Jenny (on the HypertWiki): ~1979-1984
• /138 Governor Street: a place I lived from 1985-1987
• /The Great Trailer Fiasco: a thing that happened in 2002-3

Fiction

• From the Desk of B6

Entertainment Reactions

These are not so much "reviews" as "so, what shit did this one stir up in my head?"

• 2015-06-27 Up (Pixar, 2009) - long, personal history
• 2015-12-25 Inside Out (Pixar, 2015) - not long

Meta-political

• 2017-02-27 When epistemic systems gain social and political significance: apparently Morbius thought this made some good points