Kiana Khansmith
if i look back, i am lost
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
tannertan36
occasionally subtle
Peter Solarz
Love Begins
Misplaced Lens Cap
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
oozey mess
YOU ARE THE REASON
blake kathryn
we're not kids anymore.
@theartofmadeline
Today's Document
Jules of Nature
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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@tigerine
The Constellations of Eorzea
The Bole - Heaven of Earth, The World Tree The Balance - Heaven of Fire, Azeyma The Ewer - Heaven of Water, The Scholar’s Vessel The Spire - Heaven of Levin, The Tower of Byregot The Arrow - Heaven of Wind, Llymlaen The Spear - Heaven of Ice, Halone
your weird obsession with moral purity is degrading your critical thinking skills and poisoning your ability to empathize with other people btw
your weird obsession with moral purity is degrading your critical thinking skills and poisoning your ability to empathize with other people btw
give a woman some guy and she'll be entertained for a day. teach a woman how to put some guy in situations and she'll be entertained for the rest of her life.
salad is mostly items
Utena truly said what if Eurydice knew from the start that Orpheus would look back. She knows that this is how the story must end. Orpheus remains optimistically oblivious as he trudges forward. Eurydice waits for him to look back. Look back already, as other so-called "heroes" would. He does not look back. He climbs the crags and steps of the Underworld even as Hades accosts him, leads him down and down and down back to the depths. She wants him to look back, look back and end this spiraling journey of cliffs and chasms. That is how the story ends, after all. Is he purposefully denying fate, or does he truly not know what is to come? All stories have a certain end. He does not look back. She begins to ask him to look back, to beg in woven myth to let it be done already. She throws herself off a cliff, Look back, look back, watch me fall and know that it is done. He casts his head aside as he grasps her arm in his hand. He does not look back. He reaches the precipice, where the story must end even as all else has failed. He is shown a future (a fantasy) without sorrow, without her. He does not look back. Forward, forward. He thinks himself a hero. "Look back," a blade pierces his chest, "look back at your killer. Let this story end, as it should, as it will, for you are no prince." He does not look back. Forward, forward, as rock gives way to dirt. He collapses at the maw of Hades, dewkissed grass at his fingertips. He does not look back. Eurydice steps into sunlight.
NOW THIS IS MEN SUPPORTING MEN.
AFFIRMING WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE BUT NEEDED TO HEAR SO YOU CAN BE COMFORTABLE IN YOUR OWN SKIN AND YOUR OWN SELF EXPRESSION.
Absolutely obsessed with this tag
"stress" by yoan capote - made of bronze and concrete
Been awhile hasn't it
Happy kitty 🐈😺
From the time I considered changing my lineart approach but decided to stick to the style
The Constellations of Eorzea
The Bole - Heaven of Earth, The World Tree The Balance - Heaven of Fire, Azeyma The Ewer - Heaven of Water, The Scholar’s Vessel The Spire - Heaven of Levin, The Tower of Byregot The Arrow - Heaven of Wind, Llymlaen The Spear - Heaven of Ice, Halone
Since the whole thing with NaNoWriMo has gone down, I've noticed that one of their former sponsors, Ellipsus, has cut contact with NaNoWriMo because they do not support their stance on AI; I didn't know what Ellipsus was, but upon further research I've found that they are a writing platform that works a lot like Google Docs and Microsoft Word, only with a heavier leaning on the story-writing aspect and connecting with other writers - and they also completely denounce any use of AI, both in the writing process itself and in the use of their platform. I really appreciate that.
Since this is the case (and since I've noticed Google has begun implementing more AI into their software), I've decided to give Ellipsus a try to see if it's a good alternative to Google Docs (my main writing platform). It's completely free and so far, I've found it simple to use (although it is pretty minimal in its features), and I really like the look of it.
I figured I'd spread the word about this platform in case any of you writers would want to give it a try, and if you do, let me know how you like it!
This sounds great, I’ll give a try tonight!!
i think they know their demographic to fr
Another huge point in their favor: their support team is currently SUPER responsive. I had two major qualms with the site when I started exploring it as a Gdocs replacement: 1) no way to login with a password, they have to send you a code every time which is... honestly annoying and 2) no way to download your documents with collaborators/editors comments intact. You can only merge everything into your main document and download as a PDF or copy it in rich text or HTML format. Which makes me nervous to not be able to have hard copies of these things.
Here is what I was told by support within literally an hour of sending the email: they're working on the password thing and if people go and upvote it as a feature they want, it will bump it higher up the list. And after my query about downloading documents, I was again responded to within like... an hour with the response that they are definitely working on that as well because they're part of the "local-first" software movement, which means they believe you have the right to exit the software and take all your data with you.
They also have a really nice option to offer feedback. You can offer your own ideas as well as upvote and add comments to other people's ideas. They then use that to see what the userbase wants and thus what they should work on next.
It really seems like they're trying to do the right thing by their users, which I really appreciate. I look forward to seeing what's next for them!
I feel like at some point somebody should do an adaptation of Hamlet involving a zombie outbreak as a major part of the plot, if only because "something is rotten in the state of Denmark" as the tagline is too good an opportunity to pass up.
i mean it's already got ghosts, what's so crazy about zombies
Oh yeah, Hamlet's father is a zombie in this version, no question.
It's been forever since I read Hamlet but something something his thirst for vengeance leading Hamlet down a road of destruction in the original paralleled and magnified by his thirst for vengeance leading to an out of control zombie outbreak in Denmark in this version? Something something the contagious nature of zombies used to draw attention to the cycle of careless violence that ends up destroying everyone involved? Is that anything?
Chai tea bag + lil but of brown sugar + apple cider packet + 16 oz. mug of hot but not quite boiling water
it will not Fix You but like. maybe. maybe.
tags by @eridan-ampora
Update: this is the best post I've ever made because everyone is sharing their Warm Beverage recipes in the notes. Go check the notes for more Warm Beverages That Will Fix You.
"use chatgpt" that's the devil talking. buy four caffeinated drinks and pull an all nighter. this is the way.
