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Alignment: Hopeful loser.
Aesthetic: WIP, horror vacui / amor copia.

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My place: Faceless vanity
My stories: Abandoned drippings

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Cake day: March 18th, 2024

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  • It’s not a bad point, and also highlights how we’re simultaneously spoiled for “free” platforms, while we’re surveilled for content and metrics, and bombarded by general and targeted advertising.

    It’s like, imagine a world where there was a water fountain at the corner of every street, every parking lot, and every bus stop. How convenient that would be! But every time you walked near one they would squawk out a little ad.

    Sure without the ads, you wouldn’t have the water fountains. But given the choice, I’d rather put up with the inconvenience of having to carry a water bottle when I’m out for a long time.

    To me the choice seems obvious. Maybe to some people the ads don’t feel like such a intrusion, though?





  • But seriously, this is often the best parts of the evening. I have a buddy who lives near me, and I think the reason we’re so close is because neither one of us drive, so to and from any social event, we’ve been walking and talking for a couple hours.

    I tell myself I’d and still walk if I got a car, but I also told myself I’d hang out outdoors even after it was safe to gather indoors. Once you have the lazy option, it’s too easy to take it.









  • It does help a lot, but as you get more fit, you’ll find you have to push yourself harder to get the good feelings. Now I’ll be in the middle of a jog and find myself getting distracted by anxieties if I’m not pushing myself hard enough.

    Still always worth through, even if my legs constantly hurt now lol.



  • That’s some good points. I hadn’t associated a tight spine with paperback, but now that you mention it, I can see it. I hate when you have to tilt a book left and right to read into the dark inner margin (looking at you, Sarum, at over 1000 cramped pages…). Anyway, I think you’ve sold me.

    i always remove the paper graphic covers from HB so i just have the bare cardstock cover

    Yeahhh, I like that too. The paper covers annoy me, actually. So loose, and always sliding around.

    Thank you for taking the time to write that out! :)