Sounds like a fake troll story, but then again I have known people to be this narcissistically unaware before in real life, so who knows. YTA clearly. Don't perv on anyone. Her reaction indicates PTSD from a past assault, which you then gleefully triggered. I still don't believe this story is even true because of its horribleness. If you are a troll, I hope you get bored. π₯±
After starting meds, it made me way more sensitive to having my routine thrown off for some reason. I just took a vacation and I was all over the place mentally and not able to enjoy it like I should have. I get overwhelm, sensory overload, and I just wanna go home back to my comfort zone. I didn't used to feel like that before when it was zoloft instead (but had to stop zoloft for other reasons).
Yeah as soon as I kept scrolling upon endless titties and ass, I had to block NSFW fully, which is annoying because sometimes non-porn things are NSFW. But I can't keep playing whack-a-mole with every single hetero straight-male-gazey porn community.
Also little vent: when I do want to look at porn, can I just say how annoying it is that this same cookie cutter hetero porn always outnumbers everything else 1,000 to 1? I would have to filter out sooo much crap that turns me off to find little bits of what I actually want. Eventually, I gave up on visual porn and have resorted to erotica on ArchiveOfOurOwn, because that's the only place on the internet with a mostly female gaze it seems.
The post Industrial Revolution is the teensiest-tiniest microscopic doesnβt-even-register slice of time on the scale of the entire time this planet has had a climate.
Then why does the start of the industrial revolution coincide with the exponential increase in Co2 concentration in the atmosphere? Do you think it just came from nothing?
Just because there's a lot of politics doesn't mean we didn't cause it. Yes, the earth has cycles but this is being caused by greenhouse gasses and those gasses had to come from somewhere.
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At first I was like wtf is with this author. I'm millenial/gen z and even I remember what we did. TV, books, and calling your friends on your wired phone attached to the wall.
But as I read the article, I kinda get it. There was a ton of down time and boredom. However, I disagree that the nothingness was this horrible thing. I think the "nothing ever happens" is what our brains handle much better than "there's too much happening."
Our brains literally can't process the firehose of information streaming into our eyeballs 24/7 365. It starts to go in your eyes and right out your ears. My memory is shit now. I'm forgetting important stuff because it keeps getting deleted to make room for more garbage data like endless dank memes and posts. I think the nothingness, along with REM sleep (which is also disrupted by screens), is what's needed to help process and therefore retain new information.
I'm trying to spend less time on screens because it feels like dementia and it's freaking me out.
How's the healthcare over there?
Glad they sorted out the air, but I hope that those who were affected can get help for the lung damage sustained after all those years of breathing it in.
I think they're astroturf bots.
Also I love a traditional hot fudge sundae. Vanilla, hot fudge, whipped cream, cherry on top. Nothing ever beats it.
Wow now I want one of those
Because of this, living in a rural area meant I was stuck in the house, and with both parents working full-time it got lonely. My school was like a prison. Most of my daily life was controlled and monitored. This led to me finding escape in the unfiltered Internet of the 2000s, only because my parents weren't technically literate enough to restrict it and I could hide what I was doing. Things are even worse today now that they've caught on.
Kids need more freedom :/
Because when I downvote an asshole, I don't want them to know I'm doing it so they can bite me about it.
Or maybe I'm a little nervous to post something, like an unpopular opinion, but someone else said it, and I want to send them a little support (+1). But if you can just find all my upvotes then now I'm nervous about what I upvote because I don't want to get cancelled.
Votes are supposed to be anonymous.
Oof, that's quite the pickle then...
Like another commenter said, attracting insects can help, by providing food for pollinators and other bugs which also help feed smaller animals which then feed larger animals etc. Never ever use herbicide/pesticide, or artificial fertilizer. (For example, anything with glyphosate in it will kill anything with permeable skin in the area. Salamanders will die from levels even below EPA standards of safe drinking water.) If you need fertilizer use compost.
Even better: kill your lawn. Let native wildflower species take over. If it all turns to clover, you don't even have to mow it.
The main problem is our economic system which demands infinite, unsustainable profit and expansion, so at the very least get the conversation going on that. I know it's impossible for an individual to fight the whole world, but that's why organizing is important. You must build a large enough group to become a force for change.
In the meantime, since we aren't ready to kill capitalism, make your own space as much of a sanctuary as it can be.