Hello, hello, everybody. I'm Morgayn. The "gay" in there is said "gay" -- it's not Morgan! I got here during Strikethrough and won't be going anywhere anytime soon, so I'm always on the lookout for new friends to keep things from getting dull.
I'm a nineteen-year-old, Californian, cisgendered female (both need to be said here, I think) who identifies interchangeably as "queer" and "gay" with a bias towards "gay." I never identify as a lesbian; I only use that word as an adjective (lesbian engineer, lesbian romance, lesbian issues) because it seems to me that descriptors being used as nouns makes dehumanization too easy, and the queer community can't afford that.
I'm a total geek. I'm big on Star Trek and Babylon 5 right now, dual-boot Mac OS X and Fedora Linux, analyze everything from the origins of words to where I prefer to sit on the bus, and am studying to become a computer engineer. I go on about things; in particular, I rarely shut up about queer issues for any length of time.
Politically, I'm quite left-wing and rather a socialist. My mum grew up in Berkeley, California in the '70s; if you know the area at all that'll tell you everything you need to know about the values I was raised with. I don't believe in compromising if anyone's rights are on the line.
I'm a member of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) unprogrammed branch. The short definition is "mystic Christian sect" though not all Unprogrammed Friends identify exclusively or at all as Christians. I identify as Universalist personally. Unprogrammed Friends overwhelmingly support equality of all types, so I don't have to compromise between my faith and my identity, so I'm happy.
Let's see, anything else? Er... me gustaría conocer a alguien que hable español. Lo estudio y necesito practicar porque ahora no lo hablo bien, pero no he encontrado a nadie que lo hable en IJ.