@legosized2 Well size play is kinda mainstream. I remember finding the Melisande book in a random pile of books on a Shelf in my boarding school as a teen, and while i always loved size related stuff as a kid, it was the 1st time I thought I could enjoy that as a sex thing
@legosized2 But if size change existed I'd gladly go out with a girl 100s of times my size. Take tours of her vagina or her outer body. Sadly IRL this fetish is one of the few things that get me hard. It can also include men or Trans women, both I wouldn't want to touch IRL.
@legosized2 I also only told 2 people: my dad (who's no longer with us) and my former therapist. I used to think this fetish killed my sex life but I never fantasized on having sex or watching a couple in which at least one has a dick. Turns out I'm Asexual IRL.
@malenkion Oh it’s not dead it just refuses every other power source than it’s battery. So yeah it’s basically dead. But as long as I have current left in the battery it’s not dead to me
@AkiWinters Please don't apologize about your health issues. Health is more important than anything, us looking at your (awesome) collages is way less important. Get well soon and take as much time as you need.
@malenkion And the SATA on an m.2 SSD (the gum stick shaped ones) isn’t the same connector as the SATA on a 2.5 inch SSD or HDD. I think it was the last thing I had to say. Hope it helps.
@malenkion Also one last thing if you buy an SSD and a compatible enclosure (shell), make sure both are either NVMe or SATA because even if they look the same an m.2 SSD can be SATA OR NVMe but they’re not compatible between them (you can’t plug an NVMe SSD in a SATA shell and vice versa)
@malenkion Also of course it’s easier to directly buy a premade one but I’m scarred for life after buying one from Amazon and it just died right after copying my data to it. The drive was new and it was the usb interface that died. Had I built it myself I’d still have my data.
@malenkion Also I'd advise to put whatever drive you choose in a dedicated enclosure rather than buying a prebuilt drive. It will save your data if the drive "dies" while the drive itself isn't dead because data recovery is way harder on a dead usb interface. It's also marginally cheaper.