#hahaha..

[godslittlechewtoy]

corrupting somebody shy about their gas into a shameless, gassy slut who wants to eat all of their trigger foods just to seduce you with their endless belching and farting >>>

[darkopsiian]

Who are you sitting next to at the lunch table?

The Entity

Dr. MOTH

Symbiote

Bleeding Scarlet Seraphs

Voting ended onAug 8, 2025

This is in my community posts, but I'll go ahead and post it here as well...

[tojifiles]

hey… how yall doing?…

[incorrectjunjiito]

Y/N: Wanna go get something to eat?

Souichi: I don’t usually eat with losers.

Y/N: Neither do I but I asked you, didn’t I?

[i-am-minding-my-own]

IDW transformers in a nutshell #transformers #idwcomics #megatron #hotro...

[lucid9158]

I’m bored so I’m on an asking spree(again)

Money or Happiness?

Money ☺️

I’m going to be a bastard whether I’m happy or not, so I might as well be a rich bastard right? Plus, the only thing really making me unhappy is my money situation rn sooo…

And Ig I could buy a therapist with the money?

But it also kind of depends on the context of the question

Like, is it that I’m rich but the reason I’m unhappy is because my entire family is dead and the entire world hates me… then I’d chose to be happy instead

Or, I’m physically incapable of feeling happiness, then the therapist plan probably won’t work. Might still chose money for that context tho

If I’m already happy, would choosing money get rid of that?

If I’m already rich, would choosing happiness get rid of that?

Would anything be gotten rid of?

Is it just ‘gain money’ or ‘gain happiness’? ‘Cause if that’s the context, the answer if pretty obvious.

Or is the question like, ‘born happy but poor’ or ‘born rich but unhappy’?

Maybe choosing money gets rid of everything that makes me happy and choosing happiness gets rid of my money? That would be a hard choice. I’d choose money to buy the things that make me happy, but if they’re gone… then there would be no point. But I feel like that’s a bit unfair, and kind of pushing people to the happiness side, since I could still make money.

Or—for that context—I can no longer make money after choosing happiness, and would spend the rest of my life poor? Then I’d rather choose neither tbh

Also, how much money? Could I even say that I’d be rich after?

My friend also made a pretty good point. Is it that picking happiness would give me the things that make me happy? But, in that context, the answer would also be too easy, and every situation would lean towards choosing happiness. Like, money makes me happy, so would I get money? Books also make me happy, so maybe I’d just get books, but buying books is really the only reason I want money, so there’s no point in choosing money either way

Anyways, when I hear this question, I usually assume that you lose one or the other, because just gaining is really too easy to choose. I’m not unhappy right now, so why would I choose to gain happiness? Losing one would make the choice much more difficult

This is probably just a question of values, though, so, money.

[bifamiliarbrindley]

this? this cat is simon lane. no i will not elaborate