Programed-Response
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Hey guys, I'm hoping some of you would be willing to help me out.
I'm writing a story set in San Antonio. I'm looking for memories of the original kiddie Park on Broadway In the early 2000s. Anything would help, especially small details. What rides were the best? What rides were horrible? What color were the tickets. What sort of concessions were there? It could even be atmospheric things or feelings that would help me capture the vibe.
I moved to San Antonio in my teens so it wasn't something I experienced firsthand.
Thanks in advance
Hey trans folks. I'd like to get a check up on a character I'm writing to be sure that I'm not falling into any traps that I may not see as a cis het man. I do have a trans daughter so beyond common decency I want to be respectful and get this right. Any feedback, including criticism is welcome.
Below is a copy/paste of her character sheet so I apologize for the formatting.
Jade Menon
Priya Jade Menon Age: 26
Pronouns: she/her
Gender & Orientation: Trans woman, submissive, queer
Ethnicity: British-Indian (South Indian—Kerala/Tamil roots)Occupation: Homemaker
Location: San Antonio, TX
Appearance Jade’s beauty is intentional, elegant, and arresting. She blends her South India
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