Morgan Makes

I realized I would have to sew my own wedding attire when I envisioned what I would wear: a wedding gown top with white suit pants and a cropped white suit jacket on top. I had originally wanted the pants and gown top to be connected as a jumpsuit, but I'm kind of scared of my boobs bursting out of the top as it is, so I figure I should put as little extra weight on it as possible. My inspiration comes partially from the quinceañera suit in the modern One Day at a Time, and partially from a dream I had a few years ago, shortly before realizing I'm nonbinary. I was identifying as a man at the time (and single if I remember correctly), and I dreamt that I was getting married wearing a blazer atop a wedding gown. I decided lately I didn't particularly like the specific look I had in the dream, but I wanted something with the same genderfuck vibe. Then I remembered the quinceañera suit and realized I could wear an entire suit and not deal with the hassle of a big floofy skirt b

Have you ever thought "there should be a dating app that's like Reddit?" No? Good. That's a terrible idea. I'm doing it anyway. Well, not a dating app per se. The main functionality of the website (because it's actually a website that I'm making, I don't really know how to make apps) isn't to find romantic or sexual partners. It is, however, meant to be used to make connections in your proximity, so it's like a dating app in that way. There will also be some dating app functionality, but I hope it's more useful than most dating apps. The reason I compared it to Reddit is that the site I'm building has different topics that one can post to: so, for example, if you're asking for recommendations for musicals showing in your area, you could post in the "musicalTheatre" topic and set the post visibility to a certain radius of distance from you. The main thing that distinguishes it from normal forums is the location settings: I