What's Next?

 Thank you all for the support. I am able to see some things on Twitter, sometimes things I don't want to. (That's a topic for another post). I have not heard anything on my appeal yet. I heard that it's best to wait 10 days. I will keep following up.

Meanwhile I'm trying to figure out what direction I want to go in going forward. This is not my first Twitter break, altough it is the first one that I had no say in. What I learned the first time, is that it’s peaceful away from the Bird App. I’ve been more productive and it’s honestly been a mental relief. But I also know that I miss keeping up to date on the events of this debate (I’ve got a lot to say about Wi Spa and the protest). I also know that’s important for transsexuals like myself to offer opposing views to the “trans cult”, and it looks like a lot of people appreciate and enjoy my views.

So, where do I go now, especially if I can’t get on Twitter again? I’m leaning towards a podcast. I enjoy writing this blog. I’ve even had people tell me that I should write a book. However, I’m not sure it gets much exposure. I did YouTube videos before, but I’m not savvy to edit and make them flashy. Also, during the last one I appeared on, the livestream got hijacked. Podcasts would allow me to keep some privacy, I could still talk, maybe have guest now and then.

Please give me feedback in the comments.

Comments

  1. GdjicaJuly 19, 2021 at 1:01 PM

    You should open another account. Everybody does it. Just let us know it is you in DMs.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Miss antisocialAugust 25, 2021 at 6:14 AM

    Podcasts are becoming popular. You can do that or YouTube.

    ReplyDelete

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