Flutterby™! : trusting a stranger

trusting a stranger

2024-07-19 17:41:00.793319+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

RT deilann v -0.2 :neodog_hyper: :neodog_nom_verified: @deilann@tech.lgbt

sorry if you find golang somehow aesthetically pleasing i don't think i can trust you

it doesn't mean you're invalid or that you're wrong

just that i find this aspect of you incredibly disturbing to the point that it gives me pause and it's something that could not stand alone, something that necessarily requires a deep foundation of troubling perceptions of the world

we can still hang, but essentially what i'm saying is, if i were about to jump out of a plane and you, a JavaScript enthusiast, and a complete stranger all tried to hand me a parachute

i'm trusting a stranger in that moment

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