and the universe said i love you

jay, they/he, late 20s. send me an ask if you need something tagged.

[piromantic]

she

[piromantic]

machine learning tutorials are so fucking annoying im on the verge of reinventing this shit from scratch

[piromantic]

giving one point begrudgingly to people who call science magic bc wdym im supposed to know what a frobenius norm is. whatever

[piromantic]

@ prev reblog

its 1 am so i am not going to let myself ramble on for a while about this but all ill say is plurality is definitely not a helpful framework for me but half the time people discuss their experiences im like wait is that not normal. it makes sense that id end up like this too considering how much i had to compartmentalize as a kid for various reasons (many benign but still), but then its like. ehhhhhh i dont think it really qualifies as anything serious enough to need a label so whatever

like its just me in here but im like..... switching gears on a bike. or one of those pens youd get from book fairs where you could switch the ink colors out, but the ink colors are weirdly reminiscent of certain characters i developed for a fancomic back when i was processing everything and aware of nothing. anyway

[piromantic]

ok ignore my previous post because this would not fix any of my yarn problems and would in fact just make them worse but i just realized i have free will and can crochet a giant plush companion cube

[device--conduct]

[piromantic]

honestly gradient yarn is such a scam 'omg these are two colors i like and the yarn has both how convenient!!' yeah and its going to look terrible and messy if you actually use it for a project. i dont care how pretty it looks in a skein dont fall for it

[chimeramode]

there seems to be just a huge niche of people online that really need/would greatly benefit from the framework of plurality but are afraid to claim it. which i understand because me too i doubt it for myself a lot. but i think there are a lot of us who don't really meet the criteria for DID or OSDD yet would still benefit from viewing ourselves as actually multiple selves. and perhaps a substantial number of us will later find out they meet the criteria for a diagnosis about it but i think we need to be less caught up on "do i meet this criteria" and instead focus on "what will be helpful to me". which may include resources for people with DID/OSDD, or may not.

[nepofledgling]

imagine if the person who turns you into a vampire turns out to be really annoying and you’re stuck with them

[nepofledgling]

[kushblazer666]

[satractic]

Windows users when they have to set up OneDrive or something idk: Aw man this is so annoying

Linux users when they see an unsucked cock: May I please grep that pipe?

[squeaky-hawkmoth]

years of scientific research

[badndngirl]

just write a shitty poem, what do you have to lose

[badndngirl]

To everyone reblogging this and saying something like “my dignity,” may I submit this very good and accurate tweet

[not100bees]

Yeah sorry I can't come into work today. I accidentally heard Primadonna by Marina formerly of and the Diamonds. So I need the day to be a primadonna girl. Yeah it's going to be the whole day.

[nixpunk]

[the-hounds-daughter]

Wait for me mutual . You are not far

[piromantic]

all of the team usa costreamers rooting for mexico/against the us during the overwatch world cup lmfaooo

[waterloggedsoliloquy]

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close on a full moon

A horror story where werewolf fiction meets coming of age