jazdax
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Weird how the little boy is repeating the male figure rather than the woman.
I wish I couldn’t read
I’m sorry for your loss.
I lost my dad 22 years ago October 29th and his funeral was 22 years today. I know well the loneliness and the emptiness you’re feeling. There are days, like today, over 20 years later, when that loneliness feel reopened and fresh. But most days now, I can remember the good without feeling the void.
Um… Pattern Recognition, is the period in the room with us? Because I see a question mark. So is pattern recognition going back and re-reading previous messages to look for clues?
My partner (the adhd voice in this bit) didn’t finish the game.
It called me “the sorriest cop alive” for apologizing and trying to do the right thing
Sorry you got downvoted for this. You’re not wrong.
Facebook had a hold on me way longer than it should have because I don’t know any other way to connect with people I know IRL locally, particularly for local events and arts & crafts fairs. I finally cut the ties but I genuinely don’t know how to replace that pipeline for commissions and local events.
AI sees this <===3
Thanks! Good looking out.
Thank you! It has been a tough decision. It cuts off where 60% of my commissions come from and all of my information about local events.
Its really tough. I just cut off my avenue for 60% of my commissions and information for my local events.
True, but at least I’m not spoonfeeding it to 'em anymore ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! :D
I joined Pixelfed.art last January, just made my first post.
I’m glad you asked that.
For me, the door is considering the world you’re introduced to, the expected path and course. You approach an open door as if it is leading you directly somewhere, but, often, it is instead a battlefield, a dance of strategy and sacrifices whose rules and steps feel obscure and obfuscating. Beyond the game, what’s really out there? What is really gained or lost or learned? Do we really even figure out the destination once we get past the door or do we just try to navigate the game board while making whatever sense we can of what lies in the distance.