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I think there is a tendency, at least in the early phase of discovering you’re queer, to believe there’s something remarkable about that. I certainly thought so for a while, especially because where I’m from being openly queer was not as prevalent 15 years ago as it is now. I’m happy to have friends who don’t treat me differently for being queer, who love and support me for who I am.
Have you tried Anytype? It’s a combination of Notion and Obsidian, and it’s end-to-end encrypted, and everything is stored on your device. Still in alpha, but it has a lot of features already. Because it’s in alpha, they only give access to people who attend an online presentation of the app. But it’s worth it. And as soon as it exits alpha, the plan is to open source it.