giggly ♡
@xgigglypuff.bsky.social
harvard graduate + software engineer ♡ she/her streamer & cosplayer http://twitch.tv/xgigglypuff
To be fair, Nara Smith and Hannah Neeleman were never actually tradwives. They were employed to sell their lifestyle and all of the products that go along with it. The life they advertise to you is the life of a wealthy tradwife influencer, not a tradwife.
went to a soirée en blanc to watch my friend sing, she did great!!! xx
I’m on a quest to find the best pasta in LA… so far, these are my rankings: • Colapasta • Uovo • Pasta Sisters • Ospi • Jon & Vinny’s • Eataly Any recommendations to add to the list?
made some homemade pesto and caught up with my college roomie last night ❤️
We have to have transparency and prosecute the people who committed crimes in accordance with Epstein. We have to continue demanding it until it happens. We cannot let people commit disgusting violent crimes because they are wealthy and powerful.
I have been telling yall that most of these posts are flooded with bots that are set on certain keywords and phrases. And if it’s not a bot, it’s a person with an intelligence level indistinguishable from a bot, which might be worse.
I’m interviewed in this video from Good Work if you want to learn more about what happened recently on Twitter/X with AI image generation. youtu.be/6TTE8g4ouBk?...
I wish people actually read books before making commentary on them because this book is not anti-family at all, just anti-abuse. It documents her struggle between being devastated by the loss of her mother while feeling guilty that she feels relieved of her mother’s abuse.
What laws are being enforced when this ICE agent tells the person filming “if you raise your voice, I erase your voice?”
Anyone who has studied history enough to recognize the playbook—and isn’t ideologically captured—knows what’s been going on here, and that’s why they’ve been sounding the alarms for a long time. I urge us all to study history now, to read and to learn and to fight back.
We loved having @xgigglypuff.bsky.social on the show last year. She’s such a great representative of Appalachia.
giggly ♡@xgigglypuff.bsky.social · 7mo agoIn case you hadn’t seen it, I was interviewed by @appodlachia.com and talked about my experience going from rural Appalachia to Harvard. You can check it out if you’re interested. :) open.spotify.com/episode/76Rm...
"if you didn't go to college, you're not a real software engineer" "if you went to college for compsci, you're not a real software engineer" just shut up omg, all this looks like is projection about your insecurities and your own abilities everyone's path can be different
In case you hadn’t seen it, I was interviewed by @appodlachia.com and talked about my experience going from rural Appalachia to Harvard. You can check it out if you’re interested. :) open.spotify.com/episode/76Rm...
#237: From Appalachia to the Ivy League (But not JD Vance!)
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guy in my comments: “what do you do for work?” me: “I’m a software engineer :)” different (and likely unemployed) guy in the comments: “why are you BRAGGING? it’s not a problem that you’re a woman it’s a problem that you’re so FULL OF YOURSELF.”
It is disgusting to me that this even has to be said, but no, someone doing sex work does not mean you can digitally undress them with AI without consent. All women deserve a right to their own bodies, whether they’ve done sex work or not. It is not blanket consent. Disgusting.
you can tell someone spends a lot of time on Twitter when their writing or speaking patterns preemptively anticipate and address counterarguments, especially when the counterarguments are not even fully rational
