Burned-out post-doc in #engineering studying drinking water quality, tradeoffs, and risk management using #rstats
AuDHD, transfem, late 30s, parent (two young kids), married, chronically ill (POTS, migraines, maybe EDS).
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Still unlearning a lot of -isms. Open to/appreciative of criticism to help me be a better person.
| Pronouns | she/they |
Whew.
And *wow*. Me from 2+ years ago would not have believed I can do that in 13 lives. (through present-me has gotten the golden on this and a handful of other levels, and feels the need to point that out). It's fun to notice the change.
(and for anyone with criticism about the number of lives (looking at you, present-me)... there's a postcard coming up for you)
Bigger oof.
This hit me so hard the first time through. I think I might have even cried. I didn't understand *why* it hit me so hard. But this was a few months before I came out to myself. I think I knew that this was about not everyone who sets out to transition makes it, and it was a lot of mixed feelings of grief and fear. Again. Feels like supertext. But I think I was still somehow oblivious to it on some level.
"But you should know, Celeste Mountain is a strange place.
You might see things.
Things you ain't ready to see."
You don't say...
Guess now I understand why even this gave me such feels the first time through.
My time/death counts are not impressive, but I absolutely loved playing this. I may eventually try to collect the goldens, but right now some of them feel impossible (I guess like Celeste every step of the way 😅)
And I would recommend playing the B and C sides *before* grinding halfway through Farewell (maybe because you hoped for some revelation about your gender identity at the end? nah, that couldn't be it).