There's no ideology described as being "pilled" that's anything but toxic.
You're subbing the wrong munis, cousin. I find it very vibrant here compared to most of social media, including blogs.
Or the patterns I notice in mythological stories across cultures.
In a Joseph Campbell kinda way, or a "every culture has a flood myth" kinda way?
slrpnk.net has an AI intercept called Anubis, fwiw
- remember something important during a conversation and grit your teeth in concentration trying to keep the thing in mind while still paying attention, ultimately failing at both
Why would being spoiled rate highly? It's a bad thing.
I'd rate mine a 10 but because of independence. My parents gave me both the trust and the skills to do what I wanted to do. I biked all over town, didn't need to check in outside of mealtimes, read the whole library, went to museums and concerts and dances. I taught myself to type and then to program. It was fantastic.
I wasn't spoiled, though. We didn't have any spare money, so anything I wanted to do I had to pay for myself; I was babysitting and mowing lawns from a young age. I had my chores at home including taking care of my brothers. I had food, if not my favorites, and clothes, though mostly hand-me-downs from cousins. Any electronics in the house were shared, and either bought used or received as gifts from most distant relatives. But stuff isn't what makes childhood great: friends, freedom, and family are.
I didn't say they sound bad, I said I don't believe they're real.
Walking around in the early evening and stopping wherever people are gathering.
I was just popping out for salad greens, and ran across a group of young people having a picnic on the sidewalk. They had way too much food and were offering to share it with everyone who passed by. I wasn't hungry but I sat down and joined the picnic anyway. Great people! I stayed for over half an hour and I'm so glad I did.
And this isn't a one-off. This is how I met my wife, too, sixteen years ago. You gotta be open to spontaneous experiences.
That calzones are a real food people eat.
Chicago restaurant scene is obsessed with Nashville Hot Chicken right now and it's frankly embarrassing
no, my mother got remarried while I was out of the state
Not every day you see a conservative comment on lemmy. Thanks for repping.