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Discoholic 🪩
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
cherry valley forever
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Jules of Nature
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
oozey mess
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Kaledo Art
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Peter Solarz
Claire Keane
@theartofmadeline
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@oreocheesecakeshake
I think I have a hate-love relationship with work.
Because on one hand,i am doing something productive and it does feel nice.
But sometimes the day is slow and honestly there's no reason for an 8 hour workday on somedays at all.
.. like i don't mind working nonstop if something does come up if you let me go when there is nothing on.
Why is the work system like this?
Not me playing fields of mistria after crying for like an hour.
I love Jacob Tierney!!
source
crossfaded on what no longer is and what remains to be seen
See the animation here! https://youtube.com/shorts/UY3MbwUBLSM
#relatable
Also.... finally ended my unemployment era 🎀
...i am a big girl with a big girl job now ✨✨
One thing I love about Fields of Mistria is that there is a concrete reason why the player seems to be the one to "singlehandedly save the town." That reason being it is literally what the hero signed up for. The deal was that they'd get a farm in exchange for helping.
And even then, it isn't singlehanded--other townsfolk are noted in the background to also be doing their part and doing a lot of the labor once the necessary resources are gathered. For a few of the projects, pretty much the whole town is part of the cutscene helping to fix the issue.
It kind of reminds me of the approach taken in Roots of Pacha--the improvements come in the form of "ideas" that the villagers have, but need you to gather the materials so they can do things like experiment to bring that idea to fruition. And you're the one gathering the materials because everyone else is busy with whatever their role is in the village. But even then, the villagers are still shown doing a lot of the legwork for major improvements to the village itself.
...That, and it is acknowledged by multiple characters that some of the tasks you do--like mining--is due to a literal divine calling. So.
I am like. extremely entertained by Sabrina Carpenter's growing catalog of songs about shacking up with men who she does not respect or even like and seems frankly embarrassed to be affiliated with at all. some kind of fascinating studies in heterosexuality happening there.
many seem to be interpreting this as a weakness in Miss Carpenter's music and let me just be so clear: I could not disagree more and I think the gimmick of being sort of a conniving little minx sexpot type who nonetheless has to perpetually sully herself with a parade of disposable cringe men who she can run circles around because she just needs dick soooo bad is like. incredibly fun.
blows my mind that cheetahs are apex predators. that is the single most anxious creature I have ever seen. at any given moment a cheetah is exactly one stubbed paw away from bursting into tears. that is a sad dripping wet animal, and it's at the top of the local food chain? babygirl what happened
things I learned from this post:
cheetahs regularly get bullied by lions, hyenas, crocodiles, and baboons
multiple people think this means cheetahs aren't an apex predator/belong lower on the food chain
which is how I learned humans equate social status with position on the food chain. (which is nonsense to anyone who's ever met, for instance, a moose)
an apex predator is just a predator without natural predators of its own. you can be an anxious pathetic mess, but if you're not getting eaten by your neighbors, congrats! you're an apex predator.
i look it up to make sure cheetahs are apex predators
I find out it's not uncommon for cheetah cubs (and very occasionally adults) to be eaten by lions, leopards, hyneas, and even eagles???
well that sure calls into question their apex predator status. out of curiosity i check to see if there are any animals that hunt lions
this is how I discover that cheetahs, lions, hyenas, and leopards will all eat each other's children if presented with an easy opportunity (and sometimes young/elderly/injured adults)
begining to wonder how useful 'apex predator' is as a term
in conclusion, cheetahs are so fast because they are fueled by Grade A+ Ultra Concentrated Anxiety and they need that speed to run away from their problems
“You have to meet people where they are, and sometimes you have to leave them there.”
— Iyanla Vanzant
(voice of someone about to turn 30) it’s nice making friends. It’s nice to play together and have fun. It’s nice to hang out
i just want to lay in bed and read books all day and not participate in life
—Margaret Atwood, “The Words Continue Their Journey”, from Selected Poems II (1976-1986)
I hate job interviewing "why are you interested in this job" I'm literally not? I do not want to do any of this.
"what can you bring to the company?" apprx. 40 hours a week of vague attempts at labor. maybe less if you guys suck.
I was bored...so i started neon genesis evangelion
... This is going to be depressing as shit, right?
