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Facing It (Maisie Gets Facial Feminisation Surgery)

Published: 2025-09-08

A long-form account of my experiences getting facial surgery with Facial Team.

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My bullet journal isn't a mental health cure. But...

Published: 2025-08-13

This year, I decided it would be a good chance to try and pick up bullet journalling again. I've tried this before so it would be my second attempt. Way back in, uh, let me see... In 2018. Yeesh. Seven years on, and I'd thought I'd try it again. However, I had a quick look back to see if there was anything I did wrong and if I could fix it in this year. I noticed a lot of blank gaps between dates where I seemed to forget that my journal actually existed. I remember it feeling like a chore at t

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This week in maisieccino. 2025-07-27

Published: 2025-07-27

This week: I get a new piece of smart tech, listen to some bleeps and bloops, and start getting serious about my health.

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RIP: The bottom of the webpage

Published: 2025-07-14

I was spending some time over the weekend doing what most other millennial/zoomer crossover freaks usually do: scrolling web pages on one of the many rectangles I own. It struck me. Something had been missing from my browsing experience, and I don’t really know when it disappeared? Website footers. Reddit. Bluesky. Youtube. News websites. They all seem to have silently dropped the bottom of the webpage into the abyss. Websites now descend endlessly into a yawning chasm of AI slop and reposts.

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Severance and Dissociation

Published: 2025-07-13

I just finished the 7th episode of season two of Severance. Oh my gosh I have so many thoughts I need to get out into text form. This is going to contain a lot of spoilers for the show. If you haven’t watched, you should close this browser tab. And then go binge the entire show. Anyway. In this episode, we get caught up with Gemma, Mark’s “late” wife who we find out isn’t actually all that dead. We knew that she worked on the severed floor as her severed identity, Ms Casey, and we knew she was

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