@Friar I'm not sure what the audio equivalent is to "literally just about everything"​ but it's a problem I face whenever I get asked this question in any context by anyone irl.

You either keep the answer short and broad, but most interpret that as a cop out. Trying to add verbosity then makes me a snob... or the other person is a music nerd or record collector and you make a new friend. 🙃​

@Rusty @Pamperbandit It's also tied into the cutoff of "did you ever need to troubleshoot a computer problem on your own and fix the problem/learn something?"

This is a big one to me, like if you're of a certain age and have used a computer for any length of time, you eventually intuitively learn a lot of hows and whys, like... deleting dll files are bad, porn sites might give you viruses, you can't in fact download RAM - there's tons of technical and non technical examples, but there's something to be said about that period around 1995-2010 where using a computer for fun or productivity inherently required some critical thinking that is completely removed from the end user as much as it can be now.

If you somehow only used MacOS that entire time, this probably applies in certain jank areas I can't relate to hopefully.

@Friar I love how indicative it is of how genuinely hated and/or misunderstood we all are - how marginalized the ABDL/babyfur subculture actually is despite how much of a community and industry exists around it today compared to 20 years ago.

I don't like to get into social media politics etc. much less ones I hardly use, but it feels like borderline self-sanitization, having to ask "will corporate like this" is bullshit, and "well it doesn't effect me" is always a terrible excuse.