I used to have a broken keyboard too, I also don’t like it
The kimber paperwhite 2016 experience
buy a new keyboard?
use a phone?
its a school laptop i believe
Because - can ty-e as fast as - can s-eak, - th-nk about what -'m g-ing to type about as long as you think about what you’re going to say, which is to say, not very much unless you’re actively deliberating on it. If I type slowly, I have to change the way I think when I normally discard thoughts abut what I’m going to type very rapidly
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It’s a school laptop and they’ll go fix it as soon as I get back. I’m just n Toronto right now (and have l-st my -h-ne)
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thats a shame. i literally cannot read half of your posts but im glad youre getting what you need to across
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It’s the I O and P keys which are inconsistent if that helps
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Yeah idrc except i think others here care which makes me feel self-conscious and care
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it’s still stereotyping in both northern and southern asia, but cultural connection also matters a lot too
It’s like if you had to hold a conversation with somebody with several second pauses between each word. It’s diff-cult
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or with hyphens in most of your words yeah
They’re like a fun brain teaser to figure out
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TBH I care m-re ab-ut feel-ng l-ke I’ve said what I wanted to than actually hav-ng -t be comprehensible to other people
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I think mays posts are mostly legible
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common experience
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Also I think they’re mostly legible? It’s usually v-wels wh-ch get censored. People can read Arabic they can read my posts
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If the only scenarios are gay kid and gay strangers on the steet you dont even have to talk to then yes. But what about something in the middle. A gay friend. Can a person have a gay friend, hang out with them, while also feel uncomfortable that their own child would be gay? I dont think so
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alrighty then
My parents are fine with this fwiw
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