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[unregisteredkylecam2]

i don't get it. coworkers will find the most cursed emojis to use on outlook with absolutely no fear of god or man

[unregisteredkylecam2]

the one cool part about being an adult is that all those hobbies i wanted to try that my parents scared me out of because they were 'expensive' and 'an investment' are now accessible to me, provided i am willing to be financially irresponsible enough

[unregisteredkylecam2]

gently grabbing my beautiful and pretty dms by the hand and repeatedly slapping them with a dollar store water tube until they stop trying to make money-related skills in homebrew games with no item valuations

[unregisteredkylecam2]

keeping sweet treats in my house was the best idea i've ever had. work will be shit and i'll think "well. at least i have tiramisu at home" and that's right. i do have tiramisu at home

[unregisteredkylecam2]

unbelievably annoying concept: your body isn't a perfectly functioning machine, and your performance can vary depending on how it's feeling, which means sometimes you DO have to lay off it and rest to get better. which is fake and dumb of course

[unregisteredkylecam2]

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i peef for the thrill

so stew what you will

[unregisteredkylecam2]

i know the whole thing is to 'be constant' and 'be your truest yourself' and that honesty will attract people to your work, but i'm starting to think my truest self might be coming out as somewhat unhinged.

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i'm a huge advocate for 'you control the character', AKA you can't just excuse your PC doing stuff that'd piss off your IRL friends just because it would be consistent, but also it is real as hell that i also do not control the character. Hux does not want to roleplay today. she wants to watch space jam (1996) twice over the whole session. and she did. for the record