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Pronoun Usage

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	As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other people referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.		As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency with old records of him, than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other people referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.

	=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''27 July 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=		=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''27 July 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=

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	As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other people referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.		As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other people referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.

	=~~The Calm Before the Storm~~ (''27 July 2021 - ~~30 July~~ 2021''): Coming Soon=		=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''27 July 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=

	=~~From Not so Humble Beginnings (''30 July 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon~~=		===The Calm Before the Storm===

			===It Happens...===

	=Notes=		=Notes=

PsychoNerd054: /* Preface */

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Preface

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	<center><span style = "font-size:250%;font-family:serif">or The Tale of a Kiwi Farms Janny that Chased Windmills</span></center><br>		<center><span style = "font-size:250%;font-family:serif">or The Tale of a Kiwi Farms Janny that Chased Windmills</span></center><br>

	=~~Preface~~=		=Forward=

	Right after the Incest leaks, a whole lot of shit went down.		Right after the Incest leaks, a whole lot of shit went down.

PsychoNerd054 at 22:27, 29 June 2025

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	As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other people referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.		As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other people referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.

	=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''~~27 August~~ 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=		=The Calm Before the Storm (''27 July 2021 - 30 July 2021''): Coming Soon=

			=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''30 July 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=

	=Notes=		=Notes=

PsychoNerd054 at 22:18, 29 June 2025

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PsychoNerd054: /* Pronoun Usage */

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	As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other ~~users on the Kiwi Farms~~ referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.		As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other people referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.

	=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''27 August 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=		=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''27 August 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=

PsychoNerd054 at 22:15, 29 June 2025

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	=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''27 August 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=		=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''27 August 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=

	{{Notes}}		=Notes=
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PsychoNerd054 at 22:14, 29 June 2025

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	As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other users on the Kiwi Farms referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.		As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other users on the Kiwi Farms referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.

			=From Not so Humble Beginnings (''27 August 2021 - 15 August 2021''): Coming Soon=

	{{Notes}}		{{Notes}}

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Pronoun Usage

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	==Pronoun Usage==		==Pronoun Usage==

	As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other users on the Kiwi Farms referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.		As you may know, I usually like to be respectful of someone's identity if that's what they feel is best for them.<ref group = note>The only exception to this is Chris himself, but that's more out of consistency than anything else.</ref> In the case of Spooky, though, this got a little complicated for me. From what I've gathered, Spooky is a biological male, but has been using "she/her" pronouns since at least the ILJ fallout, and many other users on the Kiwi Farms referred to them as such, and some still do. Some speculate Spooky is trans, while others believe they were either a chaser, or just stoned off their ass while pretending to be their wife on certain occasions and/or the Regina persona had gotten to their head entirely. To be frank, I initially had no fucking clue what the case may have been, but I then figured a lot of those things technically weren't mutually exclusive. I've also found that Spooky tended to use female characters for their various personas (such as Regina George from ''Mean Girls'' and Countess Grafin Dusy Told from ''Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler''), and their general presentation (such as using terms like "sweetheart" and calling themselves a "girl" or stating they'd "give an ovary" for someone's dox) makes me lean towards Spooky legitimately being trans. Therefore, for consistency's sake, and because it's both my personal preference and what I and many others have been used to calling Spooky, I have opted to refer to Spooky by "she/her" pronouns. If you think otherwise, I respect that, too.

	{{Notes}}		{{Notes}}

PsychoNerd054: /* Preface */

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Preface

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	=Preface=		=Preface=

			Right after the Incest leaks, a whole lot of shit went down.

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