Orion Scribner @frameacloud@dragon.style

What it feels like when somebody on Mastodon with a pretty much blank profile sends you a follow request, and they didn't even say hi:

Thanks to @zebratron2084 for finding what appears to be the article I remembered: a facsimile from 1692 explaining that English has six grammatical genders, for men, women, angels, stars, months, winds, ships, nations, rivers, fowls, eagles, and "doubtful genders" (implied to be singular "they") for cousins, thieves, friends, enemies, servants, and so on! Read it here:

https://books.google.com/books?id=Y1tdAAAAcAAJ&lpg=PA680&ots=aBlPG2xlQv&dq=jonson%20masculine%20feminine%20neuter%20epicene%20common%20of%20three&pg=PA680#v=onepage&q=jonson%20masculine%20feminine%20neuter%20epicene%20common%20of%20three&f=true

Theri There is my #comic about #otherkin. We didn’t reach the #Patreon goal for it after a long time, so I decided to just update Theri There whenever I feel like it.
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Read today's comic at https://frameacloud.dreamwidth.org/472976.html
#therithere

https://dragon.style/media/C_DtmqPKB3ljd2aZjiE

A recommended YA novel about #dragons: _A Dragon's Guide to the Care and Feeding of Humans_, by Laurence Yep and Joanne Rider. It's an urban fantasy novel about magic creatures secretly living in San Francisco. My favorite point made about dragons in the first book: when someone asks a dragon if she's an Eastern or Western dragon because of this or that characteristic, she scoffs, and explains only humans think of dragons in categories like that, because every dragon is unique. This is so my jam. https://dragon.style/media/-tEmEA7qNWx-mfXviIA