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[milesy]

Name: Milesy

Age: 33

Location: PNW, near that mountain what likes to explode sometimes.

Five Sentences:

1. I'm a full-time YouTuber and Twitch streamer, and have very little coherent thought left because of it.
2. I do a lot of cross stitch, as part of the above, and have even less coherent thought left because of it.
3. I don't have kids, but I do have a husband and a pet shark, which is kind of the same - I'm always yelling at someone to stop beating things up or leaving socks around the house.
4. I painted the artwork in my icon for a birthday gift for my niece.
5. I had to learn how to cook because I'm allergic to everything under the sun and don't want to die.

Writing interests: Not so much these days.  Most of my written creativity comes in the form of RP.  I've tried my hand at some original horror, and used to write a LOT of fanfic.

What I write: Not a whole lot.  I wish I had the mental energy to write more, but it's not a hobby that can be multitasked very easily.

Most postings: Whatever, really.  My journal is pretty new.  It was a formality for an RP comm, but I want to actually start using it.  You'll get some random babbling, probably some YouTube videos and pictures of things I make.  Maybe I'll post some fic or something.

More: I was super hardcore active on LJ in the past, but between the numerous takeovers and my fandom of choice at the time getting incredibly toxic, I noped out pretty hard.  I tried Tumblr, but I hate it, so I fell out of fandom and online spaces pretty hard as well.  But I miss the journalling scene, and want to try to get back into it.

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[milesy]

It's any allium. Onions, leeks, garlic, etc. Capsicums too. Black pepper's fine, because it's a totally different plant, but even a bell pepper will ruin my day.

[gatheringrivers]

Peppers [bell/cayenne/etc] are a nightshade - do you have problems with other members of that family, such as things with tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, etc?

I asked about the onions (which in my usage, I do mean all allium members - it's just that "onions" are what come to mind the most for a lot of people), because SOME (ok, a LOT of, depending on the area) onions (and other alliums) on the market come from seed companies that wrap the seeds with a neonicotinoid coating - which will run afoul of a nightshade issue. Neonics are forbidden in "certified organic" foods.