Silly Binch

                              |Winter|Gender ?|Scorpio/Saggitarius|Pan|                              Just an awkward adult who loves Steven Universe, drawing, and lots of games. profile picture credit: http://liedeke.deviantart.com/

[cordyceptic]

updated commissions page so i can stop remaking it over and over ❤️

[magicratfingers]

went to throw dog poop away in a rando trash can and

[floralasshat]

Plz tell me you took him home and have a new per gengar.

[magicratfingers]

i'm not qualified to provide adequate enrichment for a trash gengar also I know for a fact he was recently hit in the face with a bag of dog poop

[magicratfingers]

it just started raining this is really doing a number on my object personification

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[magicratfingers]

Jesus fucking Christ

[magicratfingers]

jesus fucking christ

[osvaldvvanstein]

Update please I am begging you

[magicratfingers]

ok but you’re not gonna like it

[magicratfingers]

mid spa break to drain in the sink

[magicratfingers]

sir

please

[magicratfingers]

the family requests that trash gengar's privacy be respected during this difficult time

drying in the sun

[magicratfingers]

[daecus]

Thank you for giving him a home! :) (Sorry if this has already been done, already. I couldn't just leave this post alone.)

[magicratfingers]

Omgggggggg

[magicratfingers]

hey thanks

[xwinterfoxx]

Hey friends, so I have a thesis for you

There is a link between dissociative behavior and development of adhd

Most usage of screens, especially phones, is dissociative (doomscrolling, "the zone", per gaming, binge watching, social media addiction, most of these literally involving turning off everything in your brain but processing the media.

I've got a podcast ep./video for you to watch/listen to the first five minutes of pls

It is ruining our ability to pay attention for extended periods of time, learn, upkeep ourselves, achieve higher education and such.

I doubt this isn't by design considering how addictive screens have been made to be, and how we're slaves to capitalism a quarter of our lives, resulting in our craving recreation/fulfillment, so we turn to our easily accessible sources of (empty) fulfillment,

We're being forced further into poverty, every single working class member.

Maybe dimentia is just a way to keep elder from being aware enough to warn the next generati

The formatting on this post is all messy, sorry ;;

Thanks for reading, and good luck with your digital health!

[xwinterfoxx]

I'm a total "conspiracy theorist", but, I mean, if I'm thinking of it, I can only imagine that there's a decent likelihood that some of the people who have to do the least actual work and make the most monetary profit might've thought of it with their immense free time :/ I am happy to have the things I say tempered by anyone ^v^

[xwinterfoxx]

I stg ellen muck and/or his "friends" are trying to create thought crimes(? Fuck I never made it to wwii in high school so idk about all the nuance and context around that term, I got my hsed :m)

But yeah, idk, within the last month I got a post on [scroll slop app?] stating that scientists at MIT 'figured out how to alter dreams externally', unlocking your newest unending anxiety, Dream Advertising™! Yaaaay

But, either way, fucked up, so I'm trying to avoid believing in either so solidly that I miss the other entirely

[maletomutt]

my most controversial comic book opinion is that the extra lines and textures and shit on live action suits/costumes is a good thing. its a smart decision choice and is usually done pretty well

[maletomutt]

basically the only reason most simply designed comic suits (daredevil, black panther, sentry, to think of a few examples) work is because of the heavy shading and linework to give each costume visual interest. its also the same reason why a super accurate spider-man costume actually does look good, because it has all that webbing and texture without the shading. if you saw a guy on screen wearing like actual featureless spandex it would look ridiculous and cheap

[xwinterfoxx]

Hey folks

So those duckers in power are suppressing the rest of the world with social media.

It's placatibg us

using a majority of our time outside of work

and especially since ahort-form content became the big thing, it's genuinely rotting our brains, reducing our attention spans, addicting us, making us far more reactive (see: comment sections everywhere)

I've got a source for some of these claims, the rest I guess would be anecdotal, sorry, my psych and I discussed this today and after bringing up many of the points here, shared this video uvu

Tl;dr: genuinely, please limit your screen/social media time. You'll find yourself connecting more, getting creative, exercising, overall probably having a better quality of life.

Most screen time is dissociative, binge watching, long gaming sessions, porn in general.

In the majority of cases you are turning off your brain when you do these things

[greelin]

the fucked up evil simulator where horrible things occur

[rememberthismeme]

[ubercharge]

[zakiyah]

"ingredients you can pronounce" learn phonics. coward.

[botanyshitposts]

scientists in the 1990s, putting a Get More Purple gene attached to a harmless plant virus into an already purple petunia: please get more purple

the petunia, sensing an apparent honest to god Get More Purple Disease, using the previously undiscovered RNAi antiviral ability to shut down all other purple genes along with it just in case: you put VIRUS in petunia? you infect her with the More Purple?? oh! oh! her children shall bloom white! jail for mother, jail for mother for One Thousand Years!!!!

[flipocrite]

[clickityweasel]

[catboybiologist]

Btw the thing this discovered is like. A foundational lab technique now and has revolutionized genetics

[probablysomethingtm]

Lmao we have to fucking destroy this company are you fucking kidding me with this shit

Google Search as you know it is over | TechCrunch

Google is transforming Search from a list of links into an AI-powered experience filled with conversational answers, autonomous agents, and

[probablysomethingtm]

Remember that xkcd about how Google searches are shit now? What if we made them even worse for no reason?

[probablysomethingtm]

I will vote for any candidate who promises to go scorched fucking earth on every tech company. Break every single one of them up into companies based around a single product and then split those in thirds. Weaponize existing antitrust laws to the hilt and pass the most draconian versions of them ever seen on this planet. Nationalize google search specifically. Pass consumer privacy protections strict enough to kill the data harvesting industry for good. Make all of these fuckers go bankrupt for this rent-seeking shit

[probablysomethingtm]

[probablysomethingtm]

Lmao we have to fucking destroy this company are you fucking kidding me with this shit

Google Search as you know it is over | TechCrunch

Google is transforming Search from a list of links into an AI-powered experience filled with conversational answers, autonomous agents, and

[probablysomethingtm]

Remember that xkcd about how Google searches are shit now? What if we made them even worse for no reason?

[probablysomethingtm]

I will vote for any candidate who promises to go scorched fucking earth on every tech company. Break every single one of them up into companies based around a single product and then split those in thirds. Weaponize existing antitrust laws to the hilt and pass the most draconian versions of them ever seen on this planet. Nationalize google search specifically. Pass consumer privacy protections strict enough to kill the data harvesting industry for good. Make all of these fuckers go bankrupt for this rent-seeking shit

[probablysomethingtm]

[probablysomethingtm]

Lmao we have to fucking destroy this company are you fucking kidding me with this shit

Google Search as you know it is over | TechCrunch

Google is transforming Search from a list of links into an AI-powered experience filled with conversational answers, autonomous agents, and

[probablysomethingtm]

Remember that xkcd about how Google searches are shit now? What if we made them even worse for no reason?

[probablysomethingtm]

I will vote for any candidate who promises to go scorched fucking earth on every tech company. Break every single one of them up into companies based around a single product and then split those in thirds. Weaponize existing antitrust laws to the hilt and pass the most draconian versions of them ever seen on this planet. Nationalize google search specifically. Pass consumer privacy protections strict enough to kill the data harvesting industry for good. Make all of these fuckers go bankrupt for this rent-seeking shit

[probablysomethingtm]

[thehappysmiler]

im your lame ass mutual and you love me

[closet-keys]

when thinking about how oppression works, on a structural level, my guiding principle is that I must spend at least as much time looking down as I do looking up.

what do I mean by this? here's an example. when my surgery is delayed multiple times, I spend a little time looking up (there is only one surgeon in the entire area who will perform this surgery on trans people, so every trans person's surgical timeline is bottle-necked and delayed by months every time he goes to a conference or takes a vacation or experiences an injury. in other words, if I was cis, I would not encounter this difficulty in accessing surgery). and then I spend time looking down (due to nonstop harassment and legal threats, this practice now only treats adults and will no longer perform surgeries on minors. in other words, my access to surgery is predicated on adult privilege I have at the direct expense of trans youth's lack of access).

if you do not build a habit around thinking in this way, you will become the person Audre Lorde describes as "so enamored of her own oppression that she cannot see her heelprint upon another woman's face." If we are seeking to dismantle structures of oppression, rather than to simply use and climb them, then we absolutely must make a practice of looking in both directions, especially when we feel like we're on the bottom.

[closet-keys]

when thinking about how oppression works, on a structural level, my guiding principle is that I must spend at least as much time looking down as I do looking up.

what do I mean by this? here's an example. when my surgery is delayed multiple times, I spend a little time looking up (there is only one surgeon in the entire area who will perform this surgery on trans people, so every trans person's surgical timeline is bottle-necked and delayed by months every time he goes to a conference or takes a vacation or experiences an injury. in other words, if I was cis, I would not encounter this difficulty in accessing surgery). and then I spend time looking down (due to nonstop harassment and legal threats, this practice now only treats adults and will no longer perform surgeries on minors. in other words, my access to surgery is predicated on adult privilege I have at the direct expense of trans youth's lack of access).

if you do not build a habit around thinking in this way, you will become the person Audre Lorde describes as "so enamored of her own oppression that she cannot see her heelprint upon another woman's face." If we are seeking to dismantle structures of oppression, rather than to simply use and climb them, then we absolutely must make a practice of looking in both directions, especially when we feel like we're on the bottom.