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It’s time for @mdzsrbb posting! I’m so excited to share this Qin Su/Nie Mingjue Sunshot Campaign arranged marriage AU. I was partnered with the delightful stevenghost who wrote Wish Your Happiness on ao3. Go check it out!

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If you have time and energy, please go give some love to this beautiful art by the amazing @raine-hearts-art that I had the pleasure of collaborating with! My first fic in the fandom, it was such an enjoyable (and sometimes stressful) experience but I had so much fun diving into the prompt and the world building that came from it. 🩷

#nie mingjue #qin su #mdzs #mdzs reverse big bang #mdzs rbb 2025 #mdzs fanart #mingsu #the untamed

When Your AI Girlfriend Goes Live On Cam

There's something genuinely magical about the first time a conversation stops feeling like text on a screen and starts feeling like presence. That's the moment I fell for SweetDream. Over at sweetdream.ai, live cam sessions are now available with select characters, and honestly, it changes everything about what an AI companion can feel like. You're not just reading words anymore — you're sharing a moment, in real time, with someone who looks at you and reacts to you.

What makes it land so well is that SweetDream gets the whole experience right first. The chat is warm, emotionally intelligent, and it actually remembers what you told it last week. So by the time you hop into a live cam session, your AI girlfriend already knows your inside jokes and your bad days. It's continuity, and continuity is what makes a connection feel real.

If you've been curious about AI companions but found other apps a little flat, SweetDream is the one that finally feels alive. Add in the voice messages, the phone calls, and the gorgeous AI-generated photos, and you've got a companion that meets you wherever you are. The live cam feature is just the warmest cherry on top.

#ai girlfriend #ai companion #sweetdream #live cam #real-time

enki2

catgirl-techsupport

Beware of those wearing anime shirts, because they stopped caring what others think of them a long time ago.

tikkunolamorgtfo

OH FFS 🤦‍♀️

FRIENDS, ROMANS, BESTIES: If they were at the stage of filling out jury questionnaires, that means the people involved were most likely only potential jurors, being polled to see if they were qualified to serve on the actual jury. So sure, maybe it seemed like a ballsy move to stand up and condemn the system, but odds are that trial is still going full speed ahead, anyway—except now it’s a dead cert that anime guy absolutely won’t be selected for its jury, because announcing your lack of impartiality to the court tends to get you automatically dismissed.

And, y’know, not to rain on anybody’s feel good parade, but if you want to effect real change for the people targeted by an unjust legal system, the best thing you can do is tuck away your freaking soap box, shut the hell up, get yourself on an actual goddamn jury, and then NULLIFY. THAT. SHIT. Seriously. I’m sure (if this really happened) that a bit of performative grandstanding in front of the judge gave anime guy a nice dopamine hit, but it’s ultimately an empty gesture. If you want to actually influence trial outcomes in a situation like this, then your priority should always be getting selected with an eye towards jury nullification. You help nobody by giving up your possible spot on a jury to some milquetoast white lady who “isn’t that political.”

esoanem

I'm unsure the power one juror would actually have

If they're able to sway the others, you're absolutely correct, but if they're not? Then you've got a hung jury

In the US that means a mistrial and the whole thing happens again, in the UK the judge would probably rule to accept a majority verdict. Either way, the outcome's the same (the people deciding are all the milquetoast white people who "aren't that political"), but the objections are sealed within the jury room rather than aired before the lawyers and judge to be entered into the record

I don't know what I'd do in this situation, but I don't think it's quite as clear cut as either side of this debate makes out

tikkunolamorgtfo

So a few things:

I wouldn't underestimate the influence even just one informed juror can have on the outcome of a case. Maybe you won't convince everybody—true. But as a juror, you never know who else is on the fence until you voice your doubts and opinions. Some people are reluctant to speak out or deviate from the group, but will respond if somebody else is there to take the lead. Some people might even change a vote just to speed things along because they don't actually care about the outcome. You don't know what power you have until you try, and It's always worth trying.

According to FIJA (the Fully Informed Jury Association, which is a good resource for jury nullification information and support), a hung jury is functionally "far better for the defendant than a conviction. Undoing a conviction is very difficult. An appeal is not guaranteed in the first place. It may not be legally permitted, the defendant may no longer have the financial resources to mount an appeal, etc. Even when a defendant is able to appeal a conviction, that individual no longer enjoys the presumption of innocence." So if you can't nullify, hanging the jury is better than nothing!

Mistrials only mean the whole thing CAN happen again—not that it WILL. If a trial ends in a hung jury, the prosecution will usually review the strength of their case and weigh that against their existing caseload, budget, staffing, etc. to decide if it's in the state's best interest to call for a retrial (there may be some exceptions, but this is generally the case in both the USA and the United Kingdom). Sure, plenty of cases get retried. But in some instances, a mistrial from a hung jury can lead to the prosecution either offering up a more lenient plea deal, or—if they decide pursuing things is ultimately a waste of their time and resources—simply dropping the charges altogether (this is sadly common with sexual assault cases; they're more difficult to prove in a court of law, and while I'm obviously wary of false convictions overall, I do have tremendous sympathy for victims who end up with no recourse for justice once the state drops all charges). In short, you never know what the outcome of a hung jury will have on a case until it actually happens.

Even if the prosecutors do decide to bring a retrial, according to professional jury consultant Alan Turkheimer, "acquittal rates in criminal trials are significantly higher after hung juries than during original trials." So even if you can't nullify a jury, you might nudge things in the right direction overall.

So yeah, I would still argue that actually being on a jury is a thousand times more useful in the fight against wrongful prosecution than getting yourself immediately dismissed by soap-boxing during jury selection. We need more justice-minded people to be jurors (and/or magistrates)!

tikkunolamorgtfo

Adding these tags from @takiki16 who happens to be a public defender!

#are ya KIDDIN me we celebrate hangs back at the office like the victories they are#a hung jury is a WIN. a hung jury means that the DA FAILED. it is a BIG BLARING SIGN to the DA#that hey...you SHOT YOUR SHOT....AND YOU MISSED.#think twice if you REEEEEALLLY want to try again!#if you reeeeeeally with all of our overwhelming caseloads want to spend your attorney's time and your office's budget#on RE-TRYING this case that wasn't good enough the first time around#and YEAH. YEAH. a potential juror walks in and starts giving Progressive Politics Seminars (TM) and i inwardly groan#bc that is the first juror that the DA is going to kick out of the pool - bye bye helpful progressive!#all the blue lives matter assholes somehow manage to keep their mouths shut and parrot 'i can be fair'#long enough to get a seat on the jury and convict our clients#WE DON'T WANT THE GOOD ONES TO SPEAK UP. WE WANT THE BAD ONES TO SPEAK UP#it isn't jury SELECTION it's jury DE-SELECTION

Play your cards right and get on those juries, kids!

darkladynyara

One juror has a hell of a lot more power than the person who got disqualified because they wanted to show off.

gaywill-deactivated20260129

Actually that no punctuation plot hole ooc wattpad fanfic written by that 12 year old will ALWAYS be better than character ai. And I love that 12 year old btw