See, again I have to wonder what your reasoning is here. Aside from seeing no posts about states rights, your response was the only thing that would register as vitriolic. And again, why do it? What brings you to the internet that would make you used to voicing uncomfortable truths? You wouldn’t go out into the world with the goal of sitting in uncomfortable chairs? Why do the digital equivalent if it’s not bringing you any joy?

Between you and the guy who hates things, I’m sold. I’ll be slapping it on the jellyfin this weekend.

Between your post and the other, I’m sold. People who don’t like things are the best for reviews, that’s why I went to zero punctuation to find games.

See there it is again! Tone policing would imply you’re being limited in expression. You’re allowed to be an asshole if you want to, but getting upset at people’s responses to it is like being mad at them because you pissed your own pants. More importantly, why subject yourself to it if you’re not happy with it?

I wouldn’t say the tone you’re using conveys an intention to better the environment. It feels more like you’re stressing yourself out.

If you’re not happy with the state of the place, why do you come here?

Wool dryer balls are great. If you go way down the rabbit hole you start making your own soap. I put together a 5 gallon bucket of powders back in April, it cost less than a month worth of Tide, it takes care of anything short of ink stains all on it’s own, you can use it as all purpose cleaner, and I’m not even halfway through the bucket.

On a similar vein, quit using fabric softeners and dryer sheets.

Fabric softeners use a mild acid to burn off loosening fibers which speeds up the wear of your clothes.

Dryer sheets work by transferring wax from the sheet to your clothing. This smooths those fibers down and waxes them in place. Wax is incredibly good at holding odors, that’s why we use it for candles and why dryer sheets leave a lasting smell. Unfortunately, it’s not picky so any smell can get trapped in that wax and linger for ages.

As it turns out, most modern textiles are made out of finely processed material, you’re going to be hard pressed to find any clothes that actually need that kind of treatment. It’s wholly pointless on synthetic fabrics.

The worst offenders will begin to pill after a while, you simply shave the pills off with a razor or a depiller tool, which is fully affordable with the money you save on not buying dryer sheets.

Looking at significantly bright lights cause the muscles of your face and sinuses to contract which can force a sneeze. It won’t cancel the sneeze, it just makes it happen on your own terms.

The real trick is to put the foot out, then pull it over the blanket so the foot’s surrounded by blanket.

From the view of creatures under the bed, all they see is the blanket.

Can’t access the link, can somebody copy it for me?

Clicked on a user on reddit to DM them a link, turns out she was an only fans model. Her comment history was pretty normal but her posts were mostly suggestion requests and marketing for OF.

Guess you’d need a good stew recipe if your income involves that much fluid loss…

Morrowind, and to a greater part the elder scrolls is the primary inspiration for my meta canon. Every character in every game I play is actually controlled by an eldritch entity that can see all possible iterations of a reality. When I die, I get shunted back into the aether and re enter the timeline at an earlier point. That’s why, to the NPCs, I know every trap, map, and position of enemies. It’s not even the first time I’ve eaten an iteration of this timeline. Ultimately, at the conclusion of the game, after collecting all the relics, which are Meta-canoned as items that survive the death of a timeline, I slay every living entity in the plane. The combined metaphysical ripple caused by an enormous a historical event followed by the death of all sapient life fules the entities escape from this timeline and travel to a new potential destination.

To this day, the only game I can’t go back to play with this is far cry 5, which is the first game that managed to best my entity.

My head canon is that soultraping yourself like this binds the spell to your soul forever. That’s an actual part of the spell but most people don’t do it because you could end up like the dozens of characters I had to abandon because a permanent effect is actually a problem in a number of ways.

Waterwalking forever seems great until you need to swim to that section of cave for the quest.

Having been playing it off and on since release, you can honestly get away with just playing the base game in OpenMW and using Console command to fortify your weapon skills. With those at 100, you don’t wiff 9/10 swings but combat is still mechanically unpredictable enough to feel like you’re not over powered. Back on original Xbox you could even do it by constantly reequipping a bound weapon. If you’re a hoarder like me you don’t even need a house mod to display all your stuff, you can get one for free by picking the tower sign and breaking into a quest house. Even comes with a dead guy to use as a crate.

There is an ingame map, but it works like a scratch off. Everything is obfuscated until you either talk about the location with someone or go there. The terrain changes from default brown to textured as you move through it. If you follow the roads you’ll basically draw them onto the map but there’s a lot of missions where they’re like, “follow the road to fort placething, then take the 4th left, look for a hill and you’ll find the door in the other direction.”

Frankly I always found it easier to look at a map, guess where the location is, and levitate or hoptoad in a straight line to that area.

Anything to help! You can get free school oriented handwriting printouts from the k12 resources page online, then just ignore the suggested arrows.

Oh it’s definitely gotta be because of that. My current record for heart rate is 46bpm before I start to feel faint!

That’s good to hear, work has me dealing with tons of people who do not have that handled lol.

In that case I’d suggest 3 things. Firstly, try different writing utensils. Nothing improved my handwriting so quickly like switching to 0.7mm roller ball pens. They provide a thick wet line that hides my naturally scratchy movement and allow for a smoother motion that I need to write cleanly.

Sencond, penmanship exercises. My son and I did them together to help his writing and it did a lot for me even if it was intended for second graders.

Third, learn a new writing style. We don’t really think about it, but the method taught in schools is an industrialized process that won’t quite fit every single student. The start points, tilt, angle of pen, character spacing, all of that can apply differently based on hand size, wrist angle, pen grip, etc. Instead, take characters you have a particular problem with and try writing them different ways until you find one that you like then just practice that to overwrite your indoctrination. I personally do my “a” with the top hook, my “E” has a “)” shape to its back, “jgq” all have invented hooks, “mnr” lose the solid bar, and any capital with a bar other than E gets the curves as triangles first with a down stroke added for the bar, so “D” looks like “|>” if the shapes were more proportional and overlapped.

I know it’s not the advice you want, but have you considered working on your mental health? This sounds a lot like the byproduct of burnout or depression unless you’re genuinely saying you have psychotic episodes in which case, mental health is all the more important.