Fantastic game, especially if you can laugh at yourself dying horribly XD

At one point, I forgot that the building I was exploring was only sporadically gravity-influenced. I spent a period of time floating, then got stuck on the floor, then splattered across the ceiling. When I figured out what the deuce happened (my next run, where I was able to watch the entire exchange from the OUTSIDE), I couldn't stop laughing!

Gravity and soft physics play a big part of this game. You won't figure out the mysteries in one life, but you'll have a hell of a lot of fun once you recognize that you are a very small thing in a great big (yet shockingly small) solar system.

Depends what he was trying to do.

Does your mommy and daddy know you're using the internet? Go get them, you shouldn't be talking to strangers without supervision.

I didn't feel the need to announce my orientation in a space where NO ONE ASKED.

Because the app is not for them.

Do you interrupt AA meetings to tell them you don't drink? Do you interrupt Optometrist appointments to brag about your perfect vision? Do you harass preschoolers to express how stupid finger painting is?!

What is the matter with you?!

Elaborate?

You're not too familiar with cops, are you?

America, yo. Capitalism is King.

I'm with you about the guns, but as I was raised in Montana and have been surrounded by Conservatives my entire life, I can promise you gun control is not coming anytime soon.

Instead, I propose we go the Black Panther route: every LGBT person learns to be proficient with at least one firearm, and we all strap up. For fucking everything. Make sure every potential shooter recognizes that they are SURROUNDED by potential threats, until Conservatives no longer feel safe protesting anything. Until COPS start treating us with all the respect they treat a school shooter in Uvalde.

I want to see my people ready for a fucking war. Because you know that's what they want.

Heh, when I was an "alphabet youth", I briefly made a playful push to rebrand the community as BLT, because (so my reasoning went) you can probably throw a rock and find someone who hates a collection of letters, but you'll be hard pressed to find someone willing to say they "hate BLTs"...