Hey, thanks for reading my bio. You know, you’re pretty cool. I’m glad we got to share this moment together.

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Cake day: February 15th, 2024

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  • It varies highly person to person. I’ve been able to reduce my dosage considerably over time, but I still require it.

    I occasionally take a weekend break from my medication, so I know how I function without it. When unmedicated, there are certain tasks that I can’t do because they are more difficult, and there are certain tasks that I don’t do because I become more of a risk - for example, driving and cooking.

    Driving because I am prone to space out behind the wheel. Cooking because I’m liable to leave the stove or oven on and forget about it until I smell fire.

    So, if I someday have enough money to hire a private driver and personal chef, I could ditch the meds.










  • I’ve looked into this as I had a phase where I wanted to bequeath my various bones to my friends, family, and enemies after my death.

    The best way to clean a skeleton is with dermestid beetles. They are most commonly used at natural history museums for preparing animal bones, but I couldn’t find any that would work with humans. Your best bet is to find a private entity with experience in preparing bodies for scientific study. Alternatively, you could source the beetles yourself - this would likely take longer as you need quite a few, so storage will be a concern, but you wouldn’t need to worry about transport which has more legal considerations. Once the beetles have done their work, the bones themselves keep quite well if stored properly - no different than animal bones.

    Unfortunately the whole processes seemed cost prohibitive so I’ll probably just ask to be dumped in a forest somewhere