✧Mirai✦

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Mirai of Stars 星のミライ she/it Magical Bunny Girl Moe otaku Artist starrymirai.moe Archive for selfies/art/etc: @starrymirai.bsky.social Asks: https://alterspring.org/@starryMirai

i am also struck by how rapidly these discussions move away from the material details of ordinary human bodies and into something more like debates about idealized and abstract Male Form vs. Female Form, which are supposed to reside somewhere in plato's realm of ideas

Peter@notalawyer.bsky.social · 2d ago

it's interesting how many men get satisfaction out of knowing that other men can beat elite female athletes. like ok, maybe the best high school boys team in the country can beat a WNBA team, but YOU can't

🍃the eternal problem of fighting games is that they are insanely, insanely easy. you just beat up the other guy. and that's where the trouble lies because your opponent is trying to do the same thing to you. and that's what makes them so damn hard.... -the game philosopher (me)

yup. unrestricted internet access is what allowed me to learn who i am, while being stuck in an environment that was extremely hostile to the idea. its also what made me who i am, in a way, and i don’t have a single regret about it either. it’s what saved me from becoming a bigoted idiot, really.

aegisiondure 🫍@equalnotequals.com · 17h ago

this isn't very popular to say, but for me personally, it was good that i had unrestricted internet access when i was a minor. i was aware of what i was doing and enjoyed it. i don't look back on it and go "well that was a mistake", i look back on it and wish i could do it for the first time again

this isn't very popular to say, but for me personally, it was good that i had unrestricted internet access when i was a minor. i was aware of what i was doing and enjoyed it. i don't look back on it and go "well that was a mistake", i look back on it and wish i could do it for the first time again

I've seen several pieces of US media set in idyllic small towns with big fuckoff lakes that function as liminal boundaries between the Known and the Unknown in which a major character attempts suicide by drowning, and now I'm wondering if the Liminal Death Lake is just a thing US small towns have.