Tabletop Gaymer (he/him) // Cuban 1st gen American // GM and Roleplayer // Content creator on ShadowcastersNetwork @SRCasters // Voice of @ZiggyDaTrollSR
I'm Ozz! Known for:
🖥 Lead Twitch content developer for ShadowcastersNetwork @SRCasters - we play tabletop RPGs and more!
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🎲 GM of #JoinTheAnarchy + more games on our network
🎙Voice act Ziggy on Radio Free Detroit @ZiggyDaTrollSR
🕺Sick dance moves
Dinner is served! 🍽
Suburban Consumption of the Monstrous by @bananachangames and @sadiabies has finally arrived!
The art is gorgeous, the games are grotesque and disturbing, and I'm ready
I don't understand thinking monogamy is easier than nonmonogamy really. You truly need the same communication skills if you don't want to be like, in an incredibly dysfunctional monogamous relationship
You can purchase a bundle of 500 indie #TTRPG things for only $5 🎲, contributing as I have toward $225,000+ raised for trans rights in my home state of Florida.
Our governor is a theatrical menace doing nothing but causing anguish and suffering. Help 💜
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parents who reject their children’s reality in favor of manufactured moral panic don’t deserve to be parents. my mom came around as society became more accepting of queerness, but it shouldn’t take societal progression to love your own fucking kid for who they are.
@txtxtway@PupAmp Yes, a closed throuple is called a polyfidelitous relationship.
It's best to think of each duo on its own when it comes to intimacy and attention. You may notice something (let's say cuddling) comes easier with one person than another. Communicate that if you want more equality.
@thrivingfornow @PupAmp Don't entertain the idea that a poly relationship that didn't work out means that you are incapable to have a successful one. That is certainly not a view monogamous people have of themselves after their breakups, so neither should you.
You're not a failure. You're learning.
🧵this is a fascinating defense of the Hays Code to me, a person who has thought extensively about how the Hays Code changed the texture of life in America across multiple decades
(preface: I am not in favor of the Hays Code and these ppl are nuts) 1/
do they even understand the impact of “in another life i would’ve been happy doing laundry and taxes with you” do they know the cultural shift they made happen