som post i wanted to “refine” - but didnt get around to it…

alt image link (blahaj zone)


soooo have this version with a line through some l makin it look like a t… oh well…

oh yea - also dont forget to put water on face beforehand.

been posting very little on the 196 lately… have stuff to do… like poating dum stuff bout lms for the 100th time-

so - how do u feel about a journey-game like experience? should it be accessible

  • only on pc
  • only on mobile
  • only on web browser
  • mobile and pc only
  • pc and browser only
  • mobile and web only

?

i feel the mobile form factor makes games waaaay more approachable, installing an app feels like less of an act compared to pulling an AppImage for desktop use-

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    10 hours ago

    They don’t give as close a shave, and I imagine that that extra little bit matters a lot for some transfems. I certainly prefer an electric shaver (I have the Braun 9350cc), but I’m not dysphoric and I am very lazy.

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      9 hours ago

      This. Please don’t use an electric razor if you’re looking for gender euphoria. I use one because I’m a cis guy and I think the slight hint of stubble looks good. But for silky smooth skin no electric will ever get you there.

      You need to use a high quality razor (you’ll cut yourself less as well), shaving foam (get something flowery scented if that helps with the gender feels), and you absolutely must apply damp heat to your skin first. Ideally shave in the bath or fresh out of the shower, but if that’s not an option, take a cloth, soak it in very warm water (hot enough that its almost uncomfortable to touch, but not quite) and press it to your face. Apply foam. Apply towel again. Apply foam again. Now shave.

      I know that part sucks because you probably want the whole awful experience to be over as fast as possible, but a little extra time will get you a much smoother shave and you’ll be less likely to cut yourself.

      Replace your razor or razor head often. Dull razors make bad skin. Men’s brands are distinctly cheaper (fuck the pink tax) so if using a men’s razor doesn’t hit the dysphoria buttons too hard its a good deal. Harry’s are exceptional quality for the price, and you can get them on a mail order subscription plan if you don’t want to be seen buying them in store.

      After shaving, apply coconut oil or a high quality moisturizer. Never use alcohol based aftershaves, they dry your skin out. Plus coconut oil smells fucking great. Rub it into your scalp too, your hair will be silky soft. Better than any conditioner.

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        6 hours ago

        Double-edged safety razors make it way cheaper to replace the blade frequently (a new blade every shave, one side per cheek isn’t unreasonable at less than $0.50 for the absolute most expensive ones, less than $0.10 for most) and work quite well. I’ve heard they suck for anything but your face, though, so a multi-blade razor marketed to women might be your best bet for anything else.