Worth Living

[x5079x]

Reflection Nebula Around V1331 Cyg

[dreamyvixen]

[gulposh]

Bajirao Mastani (2015)

[petaltexturedskies]

Mahmoud Darwish, In the Presence of Absence

[taujr-resort]

[rainekeiko]

You up? start speaking the things you want into fruition.

[frachella]

[lamignonette]

[imifos]

the wounded angel by hugo simberg, 1903

[pangur-and-grim]

I feel so insane about ai. I've had face-to-face conversations with people who use it for therapy, who use it to calculate the safety of pill interactions, who use it for all their emails and grant applications and legal documents and academic papers and finance sheets and for every single question they have about the world, and if you tell them about the ecological costs they just laugh and say "I guess I've used a lot of water." and I've been in multiple gatherings of 10+ people where I'm THE ONLY PERSON who doesn't use chatgpt. it's turning me into a ranting raving pariah, because how don't you people see??? why don't you understand??????? this bullshit didn't exist five years ago, you absolutely do not need it, and it is destroying everything

[overthink]

George Baroud

[abandoned-blog2-deactivated2026]

one thing about me is that I Know.

[byjove]

People who regret not having kids tend to extend themselves to help kids in need around them, the childless lady in the neighborhood who gives out good Halloween candy, your favorite uncle who takes you to do fun stuff. People who regret having kids, on the other hand? Absolute demons to everyone around them. Lol. The common refrain of “You’re going to end up lonely in a nursing home if you don’t have kids.” is extremely wrong if you’re a good person and I would say a large percentage of visit-less elderly people in nursing homes actually had children, they just treated them like shit.

[perrfectly]

[imoutsidelookingin]

Thierrylechtner

[remanence-of-love]

[nadjaofstatenisland]

[nadjaofstatenisland]

[nadjaofstatenisland]

[nadjaofstatenisland]

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