I Should Reintroduce Myself

[Guest]

Hi! I'm Sudjawi (previously Jack, previously Quasar). I was not active here for a while.

 

So aside from divination pursuits I'm clearly here to discuss (or just lurk on if I have nothing to contribute): I'm 26, queer, agender male-ish (it/it or he/him pronouns; most people aren't comfortable with it/it pronouns I know so only using he/him for me is fine), coyote therian, independent historically informed Kemetic devoted primarily to Set & Heru-wer (They are my Dads. They're my Dads! Boogie woogie woogie!) who is getting started in a North American folk magick practice separately from Kemeticism and more on the side.

 

Other interests include horror movies, post-apocalyptic media, music of various genres (feel free to ask which ones), cryptids, video games, collecting books but never reading them, and cats (I have...a few).

Cat tax?? Here ya go.

 

[DanielJUK]

Welcome back to the community @Sudjawi glad you have found us again and your cute kitty 😃

[joy]

Hello @Sudjawi welcome back to the TT&M Family Me too I do like your cute kitty!

[Guest]

Thank you @DanielJUK & @joy. Glad to be back around.
As for that cat, he's my little Baby Man 🙂 (or my Soft Fuzzy Man and he responds to both of those just as much to his actual name!)

[Riesj-Heart]

Hey Sudjawi! What made you change your names? From Jack to Quasar to Sudjawi? Just curious! 😉

[MichaelH]

Hi and welcome.

 

Lots of LGBT+ people on here it seems 🙂

 

Enjoy your journey

[Guest]

I didn't see the two replies. Sorry but thank you both!

@Riesj-Heart Jack is a chosen, secular name but I didn't want to use it as much on forums and other internet places just in case. Quasar was a name simply to be an alias to replace Jack. Sudjawi is a name given to me when I was Kemetic Orthodox after undergoing the Rite of Parent Divination & deciding to become a Shemsu (a full convert title). Due to the nature of that name despite not being Kemetic Orthodox anymore, I refuse to let it go and it just makes sense to use it in spaces where there may be more spiritual than secular leanings.