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He's a big fuzzy monkey that i named Monkey-ey
I do not have any fashionable plushies, although I have some extra special ones. I have one you get sent by making a huge wolf conservation centre donation, and i have a handmade blue elephant, and I have Uni the Unicorn who I love very much for no particular reason.

2024-07-04 16:27:24

I had to sleep without the plushie I normally do cuz he was in the wash and it was the worst sleep ever :///

2024-07-04 04:29:25

Pov you are a Disney character who is getting into the intermammallian speed dating scene
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2024-07-04 03:36:25

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Holy shit MRAcurial Black

2024-07-04 03:35:49

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Wait I thought men were 51% not 49%

2024-07-04 03:32:21

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Letting 50% of the entire globe vote would certainly improve international relations

2024-07-04 03:20:28

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https://www.idrlabs.com/femcel/test.php

2024-07-04 03:18:15

my femcel score came in
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2024-07-04 01:30:09

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Good luck with your pursuit! I've been thinking of getting hard into stocks or something

2024-07-04 01:04:08

I'm gonna shower and braid my hair nobody make any good posts until I'm back

2024-07-04 01:01:03

I'm so sick of having a job I'm gonna become a communist

2024-07-03 00:12:11

You ever have someone text you "How are you" or "How is work" like 20 times a day

2024-07-02 22:43:47

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I'm good at pretty much everything so when deciding what my place in the world is, I try to judge how the pursuit makes my chest feel. If my chest feels comfortable then in some way it works with my soul and if my chest feels tight then I am neglecting some part of myself. I try not to listen to my head because it's the kind of thing that I'll get lost in and lead me astray.
I think "fixing yourself," would improve every single thing you do. For me, everything in life falls into place naturally as long as I focus on my spiritual, physical, and mental well-being (which are all the same thing). All my skills and plans and relationships seem to improve by themselves, as if by coincidence, although I know it isn't coincidence. Problems I once had like an inability to focus or a lack of energy or a bad sleep schedule suddenly disappear; so, from my perspective, the only real way to approach life is by starting with taking care of the one thing you can, yourself. A few weeks ago I made a post "Trust only in the path. Abide only by the path. Seek only the path. Everything else will fall into place with it, so long as you follow along. Stray, and whatever you stray for will crumble to dust in your hands." This is what I meant by it. It helps too, when you become a person you can trust more than anyone else in the entire world.
>Would you say writers don't have that responsibility towards their audience in their creations?
I think art has, in a sense, a responsibility to be in some way true or real. This is what separates media from actual art to me, is media merely stimulates but art contains the essence of reality in a way that brings people back into the real world, and the better the art, the more it does that. Truly great works make life more vivid and honest after you finish them. But this responsibility is impossible to define or understand in an objective or factual way, this is not the case with crafts like design where it is very easy to objectively say "Oops the chair I made killed someone, I failed my responsibility."

2024-07-02 22:23:27

I have to say, after leaving the neet class and joining the working class Marx really had a point. Painting my own house or renovating my own house or cleaning my own house or taking care of my garden are some of the most satisfying things I can do with my time, they're incredibly fulfilling. But doing any of those things for a stranger for 30 dollars an hour somehow feels soul crushing to me

2024-07-02 19:21:25

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2024-07-02 18:36:54

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I think everything a person can accomplish in life requires developing themselves in some way. You cannot grow to become a better writer without growing as a person, but whether that growth is a responsibility is a tough question! Mostly I think a person's responsibility is to grow into their place in the world, and if that place is as a writer then that is their responsibility.

2024-07-02 18:31:06

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That said I would consider the purpose of all art to be a "self," expressing something outside of itself that is shared by all selves. A person, in their own unique way which only they are capable of, expressing something of the universal.

2024-07-02 18:28:47

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There is no particular responsibility and it depends on what you're writing. Non fiction vs fiction vs philosophy etc all have different goals

2024-07-01 16:12:36

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Not a genre but an aesthetic yeah. Very common among boring shitlib millennials

2024-07-01 16:03:36

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I hate him so much. Millennial swearing humour is so bad

2024-07-01 16:03:03

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Jackson (He/Him)
Jackson Ford has spent most of his life involved in incredibly stupid shit.
He lost his sense of smell as a child after falling out of a very tall tree—one he was explicitly told not to climb. He has been concussed multiple times, all his own fault. Once from snowboarding, once from parkour, and one time when a speaker fell on his head.
He has visited over forty countries on all seven continents—yes, all of them—and passed through most states in the US. He has been in cars that have caught fire in Italy, swum (voluntarily) in the freezing Antarctic ocean, climbed Kilimanjaro, and has narrowly avoided getting eaten by a pack of hippos in Zimbabwe.
He thought he could make a career as a journalist, interviewing mob bosses, game developers, and members of the Wu-Tang Clan. Often simultaneously. He spent a long time trying to make it as a rapper, and also put in the hours as a sound engineer. You know those terrible ads on Spotify? His fault.
When none of these things worked, he turned to fiction.
Even more amazingly, he ended up getting married. His wife clearly decided that she needed more stupid shit in her life than even Jackson could provide, because they now have two psychotic Boston terriers. The dogs have more Instagram followers than Jackson does, because of course they fucking do.
He is hoping nobody notices that his real name is Rob Boffard. He’s written books under this name too. Most of them set in spaaaaaaaace.
Jackson clearly did all of this by himself, with no assistance whatsoever from his publishers Orbit Books or his agent Ed Wilson, at Johnson & Alcock. He also would like it noted that Brooke McAllister did not take that photo.
His characters all think he’s a dickhead.
He makes his home in [REDACTED]. No, it’s not Los Angeles.

2024-07-01 15:53:03

@npub1u3z…9efd
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2024-06-29 23:50:27

Please never accuse me of smoking weed I'd rather be a nazi or a rapist or something than a stoner

2024-06-29 23:35:58

Weeding > going to the gym. Sorry gymcels

2024-06-29 04:23:58

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All of them, but DUNC is the worst

2024-06-29 03:57:26

Leaf Lord wants you all to know he thinks the Dune movies suck

2024-06-29 00:26:40

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It's a highly charitable Indian religion. Almost always vegetarian, known for feeding the poor and the signature kirpan they carry. They have a similar thing to Judaism where they want their own ethno-religious state and the religion formed around a strong sense of tribalism due to brutal prosecution by Hindus and Muslims. (If you remember the Indian government assassinating people in Canada, they were assassinating Sikh political leaders. It's a huge deal.) Because it's a modern religion formed by gurus the general vibe is a bit less magical and a bit more moralistic and practical than other religions, with the religious gurus being not divine and rather normal humans with enlightened souls. A very common Sikh belief is that all religions are some version of the perennial truth of God, but Sikhism is similar in Hinduism in that through meditation, prayer, hymns and good deeds you can become one with God. Karma and reincarnation are considered part of the religion, but Sikhs try to avoid metaphysical study or debate, focusing on practice instead. It's rather progressive compared to a lot of religions, seeing women as equals with the same type of soul and being opposed to all the insane shit that happens in Islam like women wearing veils or fgm or female infanticide or birth or menstruation dirtying the home etc. This is from my experience a really big deal to Sikhs, one of the main personal drivers behind their strong belief is a reaction to how Islam treats women.
This is about all I know, it's hard to research but I've known lots of local Sikh's who have taught me a lot about the religion.

2024-06-06 02:36:07

Lately I've been trying to think of money making schemes so I can comfortably afford more and more books without dipping into savings at all