Just finished submitting it to libgen, I think it needs to be accepted first before it's available publicly but for now I think you can download it from ~~here~~? If the download link on this page is no good let me know and I'll try uploading it somewhere else.
Edit: OK nevermind on that link, I just realized that page is password protected 
well here's a link that should actually be visible to anyone while we wait for the libgen submission. https://gofile.io/d/OdIZlc
The full pdf is on Anna’s Archive for those who can’t buy it, I couldn’t find an epub for free though. I’m probably gonna buy the epub from Monthly Review and share it myself soon though, since it definitely seems like a worthwhile read.
Both RDR and this DLC kinda stink in my opinion, but I like that it's coming to PC so people can still access it in the future if they want. Unfortunately, it's got the same nasty DRM RDR2 has, and that took years to crack, so piracy may be off the table.
These all seem like pretty typical signs of transness to me, but imo that doesn’t really mean a lot because feelings around transness vary quite a bit from person to person. I think since you are already questioning, the better way to see if it is for you is to experiment with yourself a little. If you have people you can trust to be cool, maybe explain your feelings to them and ask them to refer to you with a different name or pronouns in private, just as a test run. Or maybe try the same but by making an account online somewhere, if anonymity is a concern. If you’ve got the money, maybe pick out an outfit that you can wear for yourself. Or maybe try painting your nails or getting them done. If these things make you happy, that’s probably a good sign to continue, and if not, then you can just change back, no harm done.
Fuckin love Heaven or Las Vegas, there was a time about a year ago where I was just listening to that and Treasure all the way through once a day for, like, weeks lol
thank you! 
thank you!
It is my big gay anniversary with my big gay wife
decision overruled on the basis of i don't care and the council smells bad
I’ve never really thought about it outside of the context of code, but I wonder if Git would be handy for this. Plain text and markdown would work perfectly, but there might be better version control systems for things like Office/LibreOffice.