Then, for a moment, she felt how beautiful life could be.

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Then, for a moment, she felt how beautiful life could be.
Shugeiya - Part 1
We are super excited to finally show you the first-ever set of our Shugeiya collection! Shugeiya translates to "handicraft house" in Japanese—and true to its name, this collection was born from the idea of a lived-in, creative sanctuary.
Imagine a cozy Sunday afternoon, the quiet hum of a sewing machine and sunlight spilling across stacks of patterned cotton. Who doesn’t dream of a quiet corner to freely create, tinker, and unwind? A little bit messy, a little bit vibrant, and completely full of life! 🧵✨
Continuing the journey from our micro-apartment theme Sukima, this collection brings that soft, gentle and messy vibe right into your Sims’ homes.
All item is Base Game Compatible (BGC)
Patchwork Craft Table | 8 Swatches
Sunday Stitch Chair | 8 Swatches
Buttercup Sewing Machine (Decor) | 20 Swatches
Scrapbooker’s Basket | 8 Swatches
Rosebud Mannequin | 16 Swatches
Cottage Gallery Trio | 8 Swatches
Sunshine Daisy Frame | 8 Swatches
Songbird Oval Frame | 8 Swatches
Petite Peony Frame | 8 Swatches
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I do think the Hank Green AI thing makes it abundantly clear that if you have ADHD or any other mental illness and/or you are prone to addiction you need to avoid AI at all costs. This shit will rope you in, and if you have a mental illness that say, starves your brain of dopamine, you're gonna be extra susceptible to that. I won't use AI for a lot of reasons but one of the big ones is knowing how it would fuck with my ADHD and bipolar. Like yes, it's bad for the environment and giving money to rich scumbags and runs on plagarism, but even more than all that, it's straight up not safe at all and you really shouldn't use it if for no other reason than to protect yourself from whatever the fuck it might do to you.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. AI (and it's marketing tactics) takes advantage of vulnerable people. Insecurities, loneliness, etc. Then it's easy to become reliant on it as a replacement of real things that can help (and as your brain changes in response to AI usage).
So if you're vulnerable in some way, you should stay away from it even more.
This is also why I don't believe in shaming people who fell for AI and stopped using it.
my cat is completely obsessed with watching the bathroom sink drain and I have started calling this "her shows." as in when I'm in the bathroom and she meows and runs up I'll be like "oh you want to watch your shows?" and run the faucet for an extra few seconds so it fills a little. she will then sit there at the edge of the sink for ages totally entraptured by the drain. blorbo from her sink
her shows
🥘 stillstainless following
full dishwasher kind of annoying actually. release me
🔲 tupperware follow
can we all agree that handwash onlys are attention seeking? you're using the same dish soap as the rest of us but you need a sponge bath because you're too good for a shower
🍳 cast-iron following
op some people will die if they're washed with soap at all. unlike certain plastic divas dishes that claim to be "top row only" like that makes a fucking difference.
🔲 tupperware follow
can you actually fuck off
🥣 countercandy mutuals
fav thing to hold
fruit
vegetables
keys
candy
soup
something else/not a bowl
☕ mug-shots follow
i love being on the top row like you are NOTTT using me for coffee LMAOO
🐾 dogbowl follow
dusty ass
🍴silverwarewolf following
all tucked in. in my drawer. with my polycule <3
#and these takeout chopsticks too i guess #ok
🥡 lunchb0x follow
Excited for summer break 😃 Can't wait to see what kinds of mold i'll collect this year
#ForgottenAgain #BackpackGang #LockerGang
🔁cast-iron following
anonymous asked: Why are you whining about how other dishes like to be washed when you're literally covered in spaghetti stains
tupperware answered: what if i killed myself
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Thaisha is so freaking cool!!
I gotta admit, the cold open that was her (and Hal) with her family really got to me, as someone with a large extended family. It felt like it rhymed with my childhood memories of family dinners with all my cousins, aunts, and uncles.
I will reiterate over and over again that chronically ill and disabled people have always existed. We have evidence Neanderthals took care of members of their community who became disabled after a serious injury or were born with disabilities like Down Syndrome. Yes, many more illnesses ‘just killed you’ before modern medicine but the lack of modern medicine meant there were even more people struggling with chronic ill health. Institutionalization and the stigma around discussing disabilities and illnesses is the reason you think there were fewer people with disabilities and chronic health concerns, not reality. Bad backs, bad lungs, bad stomachs, mobility issues, poor eyesight, poor hearing, countless other things that range from mild annoyances to serious life-limiting disabilities. We have always existed. Pretending like there was a time in history where a sizable portion of the human population wasn’t chronically ill or disabled is historical revisionism.
Something I think is awesome about Hilson’s dynamic (as far as I can tell after finishing S1) is that they’d have equal but opposite reactions to realizing they’re gay vs. realizing they’re in love with each other.
Realizing they’re gay? House is like ‘whatever’ and is mostly just excited he gets to add a new slur to his vocabulary for his jokes. Meanwhile Wilson spends months laying awake at night contemplating every life choice he’s ever made and feeling like he should be put down like a sick dog
Realizing they’re in love? Wilson is like ‘checks out’ bc obviously nobody truly cares about House except for him bc he’s House’s pretty and special boy. Meanwhile House is sitting at his piano drinking an entire bottle of scotch imagining all the ways he’ll ruin Wilson’s life if he ever manages to get as close as he desperately wishes he could
are u guys hearing this
(This is a Great Golden Digger Wasp - Sphex ichneumoneus - doing what its name implies, digging. But you may also notice, if you turn the sound on, that she’s making some incredible noises as she does so.)
Incredible onomatopoeia practice happening in my notes
former enemy mech pilot did not expect to get this far
obsessed with the way epic manhood is defined as being remembered– doing great deeds that will be the stuff of song for generations to come, dying in glory and being memorialized by tombs that inscribe greatness on the physical landscape– and epic womanhood is defined as keeping memory alive– helen weaving the images of men about to die, penelope weaving laertes’s glory into his shroud, cassandra raising the cry and andromache the lament for hector–
something about manhood as passive and womanhood as active in relation to memory is just… such an incredible way of framing things
oh and the way it’s helen who calls it κακὸν μόρον, ὡς καὶ ὀπίσσω ἀνθρώποισι πελώμεθ᾽ ἀοίδιμοι ἐσσομένοισι (a terrible fate, that we will become the songs of men yet to be)!
because helen wants to be a storyteller, helen is meant to be a storyteller. helen wants to encode men’s lives in tapestry and eulogy. that’s how we see her when she’s left on her own: striving for domesticity and simplicity, not fame. she is, in homer, the ideal woman, not just beautiful but devoted to her family, modest and hardworking, and so very aware of the responsibility of carrying the memories of those who die.
but her curse is to be the stuff of stories, not a storyteller. the very epitome of woman, yet cut off from the purpose of womanhood within epic.
#the ideal woman in accordance with ancient greek misogyny stays within the home and therefore has no reputation #helen is automatically disqualified by leaving with paris but also by having such extraordinary beauty that she has kleos #this would be acceptable for a goddess but not a mortal woman #helen is on the threshold of those two states as a demigod #anyway i love op’s point that women are expected to preserve the kleos of men while having none themselves! (via @terpsikeraunos)
the cambrian period was like 10 years ago
the cambrarin period was like 3 years ago
the cambrian period is TOMORROW!!!
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no dude it's so cool how attached you are to that character who is singled out and ostracized due to the external monstrousness that clashes with their internal spark of humanity. and i love how drawn you are to themes of horror and love, nature versus nurture, otherness, isolation, and the abject. i bet you have normal feelings about your own personhood
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