deepsnake9
@deepsnake9.bsky.social
I'm a 29 year old autistic individual. I have special interests, and if you hang around long enough, you're going to hear about all of them.
This is a pretty bad faith gut reaction rather than a genuine critique of the video (probably because you haven’t watched it, but just decided what it was about and got mad at the video you made in your mind). Pic related is my reaction to the idea that men’s experiences don’t matter.
April 29, 2025 at 8:36 AM
This is a pretty bad faith gut reaction rather than a genuine critique of the video (probably because you haven’t watched it, but just decided what it was about and got mad at the video you made in your mind). Pic related is my reaction to the idea that men’s experiences don’t matter.
This is very important, please tell me your favourite pokemon, and also which pokemon you think is the most “you“
It’s hard for me to choose just one favourite but I’ll go with Totodile this time (sometimes I say Luxio instead). I know I’m a Psyduck, chronic migraine representation!
It’s hard for me to choose just one favourite but I’ll go with Totodile this time (sometimes I say Luxio instead). I know I’m a Psyduck, chronic migraine representation!
February 25, 2025 at 9:00 AM
This is very important, please tell me your favourite pokemon, and also which pokemon you think is the most “you“
It’s hard for me to choose just one favourite but I’ll go with Totodile this time (sometimes I say Luxio instead). I know I’m a Psyduck, chronic migraine representation!
It’s hard for me to choose just one favourite but I’ll go with Totodile this time (sometimes I say Luxio instead). I know I’m a Psyduck, chronic migraine representation!
Bro is FLABBERGASTED
February 23, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Bro is FLABBERGASTED
I have pretty bad on and off eczema (usually related to the weather and what detergents and soaps I use, but stress always has an impact) and I’d recommend cetraben if you can get your hands on it. I’d also recommend transferring to scent less or subtle scent versions of nettle soap.
February 11, 2025 at 7:32 AM
I have pretty bad on and off eczema (usually related to the weather and what detergents and soaps I use, but stress always has an impact) and I’d recommend cetraben if you can get your hands on it. I’d also recommend transferring to scent less or subtle scent versions of nettle soap.
If you see this, quote with four games you’ve replayed multiple times.
February 10, 2025 at 8:30 AM
If you see this, quote with four games you’ve replayed multiple times.
For what it’s worth, Cheese isn’t too worried. He never really is (unless the vacuum makes an appearance).
February 10, 2025 at 7:33 AM
For what it’s worth, Cheese isn’t too worried. He never really is (unless the vacuum makes an appearance).
If you see this, quote with a game you’ve played multiple times.
I tend to replay the same games over and over anyway (autism) but this, FO3 and Stardew Valley are probably the ones I have the most hours in.
I tend to replay the same games over and over anyway (autism) but this, FO3 and Stardew Valley are probably the ones I have the most hours in.
February 9, 2025 at 10:29 AM
If you see this, quote with a game you’ve played multiple times.
I tend to replay the same games over and over anyway (autism) but this, FO3 and Stardew Valley are probably the ones I have the most hours in.
I tend to replay the same games over and over anyway (autism) but this, FO3 and Stardew Valley are probably the ones I have the most hours in.
Introduce yourself with 4 movies!
January 27, 2025 at 8:32 AM
Introduce yourself with 4 movies!
PLEASE HURRY LEAVE ME
I CAN’T BREATHE
PLEASE DON’T SAY YOU LOVE ME
I CAN’T BREATHE
PLEASE DON’T SAY YOU LOVE ME
January 22, 2025 at 10:27 PM
PLEASE HURRY LEAVE ME
I CAN’T BREATHE
PLEASE DON’T SAY YOU LOVE ME
I CAN’T BREATHE
PLEASE DON’T SAY YOU LOVE ME
Lastly, we have another short story collection called 'Stories for Winter and Nights by the Fire'. This was an odd mix; some of these were quite interesting, others were painfully dull. Predictably, I loved the Mansfield, but I skimmed through Carter, eager to be done. 4.5/10.
January 18, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Lastly, we have another short story collection called 'Stories for Winter and Nights by the Fire'. This was an odd mix; some of these were quite interesting, others were painfully dull. Predictably, I loved the Mansfield, but I skimmed through Carter, eager to be done. 4.5/10.
The fourth book was The Man in the Picture by Susan Hill. Just like Tessa Hadley, I'd never read any of her work until now. I found it enjoyable enough, though quite predictable for anyone who's ever read any of M. R. James's work before, and without the pangs of true horror he inspires. 6/10.
January 18, 2025 at 12:59 PM
The fourth book was The Man in the Picture by Susan Hill. Just like Tessa Hadley, I'd never read any of her work until now. I found it enjoyable enough, though quite predictable for anyone who's ever read any of M. R. James's work before, and without the pangs of true horror he inspires. 6/10.
Third book was I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman. I cannot recommend this enough for anyone who is interested in science fiction or feminism, but at its core this is a story about coming to terms with the chaos of the unknown, loving and grieving in equal measures when you can. 9/10.
January 18, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Third book was I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman. I cannot recommend this enough for anyone who is interested in science fiction or feminism, but at its core this is a story about coming to terms with the chaos of the unknown, loving and grieving in equal measures when you can. 9/10.
Second book of 2025 was The Dead of Winter short story collection (I guess winter is the season for short stories). I loved every tale in this spooky little collection, though the first one especially sticks in my mind. I would've condensed the second story, but the last ends on a bang. 7.5/10.
January 18, 2025 at 12:52 PM
Second book of 2025 was The Dead of Winter short story collection (I guess winter is the season for short stories). I loved every tale in this spooky little collection, though the first one especially sticks in my mind. I would've condensed the second story, but the last ends on a bang. 7.5/10.
First five books of 2025 finished!
#booksky
First book of the year was The Party by Tessa Hadley. I've never read any of her stuff before, but I enjoyed this. I prefer her to Claire Keegan, but when it comes to short stories, Katherine Mansfield still holds the place in my heart. 6.5/10
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First book of the year was The Party by Tessa Hadley. I've never read any of her stuff before, but I enjoyed this. I prefer her to Claire Keegan, but when it comes to short stories, Katherine Mansfield still holds the place in my heart. 6.5/10
January 18, 2025 at 12:50 PM
First five books of 2025 finished!
#booksky
First book of the year was The Party by Tessa Hadley. I've never read any of her stuff before, but I enjoyed this. I prefer her to Claire Keegan, but when it comes to short stories, Katherine Mansfield still holds the place in my heart. 6.5/10
#booksky
First book of the year was The Party by Tessa Hadley. I've never read any of her stuff before, but I enjoyed this. I prefer her to Claire Keegan, but when it comes to short stories, Katherine Mansfield still holds the place in my heart. 6.5/10
Bought Mail Time on a Steam Sale a while back and finally got around to giving it a go last night. It’s fun so far, and the character designs are so cute, though I have the suspicion it’ll turn out to be quite a short game. I like that the platforming isn’t punishing, and gliding is fun in any game.
January 4, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Bought Mail Time on a Steam Sale a while back and finally got around to giving it a go last night. It’s fun so far, and the character designs are so cute, though I have the suspicion it’ll turn out to be quite a short game. I like that the platforming isn’t punishing, and gliding is fun in any game.
Merry Christmas, Banana and Cheese! ❤️🎄
December 25, 2024 at 6:20 PM
Merry Christmas, Banana and Cheese! ❤️🎄
5) The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey.
A true account of a woman who becomes extremely ill and isolated in her home, and acquires a pet snail through which she examines what makes her own life valuable and worthwhile. I gained a new appreciation for snails from this.
A true account of a woman who becomes extremely ill and isolated in her home, and acquires a pet snail through which she examines what makes her own life valuable and worthwhile. I gained a new appreciation for snails from this.
December 24, 2024 at 3:44 PM
5) The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey.
A true account of a woman who becomes extremely ill and isolated in her home, and acquires a pet snail through which she examines what makes her own life valuable and worthwhile. I gained a new appreciation for snails from this.
A true account of a woman who becomes extremely ill and isolated in her home, and acquires a pet snail through which she examines what makes her own life valuable and worthwhile. I gained a new appreciation for snails from this.
4) The Gallery of Miracles and Madness by Charlie English.
One of the best non-fiction books I've ever read. This exploration of the history of art before, during and after the rise of Nazism in Germany is a must-read for any student of art, history, psychology, or humanity itself.
One of the best non-fiction books I've ever read. This exploration of the history of art before, during and after the rise of Nazism in Germany is a must-read for any student of art, history, psychology, or humanity itself.
December 24, 2024 at 3:40 PM
4) The Gallery of Miracles and Madness by Charlie English.
One of the best non-fiction books I've ever read. This exploration of the history of art before, during and after the rise of Nazism in Germany is a must-read for any student of art, history, psychology, or humanity itself.
One of the best non-fiction books I've ever read. This exploration of the history of art before, during and after the rise of Nazism in Germany is a must-read for any student of art, history, psychology, or humanity itself.
3) The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle.
A classic for a reason. A unicorn overhears a conversation between two men, which reveals to her that she may be the last of her kind. She goes on a search to find them, and finds the knowledge of what it is to be mortal and immortal, and how to regret.
A classic for a reason. A unicorn overhears a conversation between two men, which reveals to her that she may be the last of her kind. She goes on a search to find them, and finds the knowledge of what it is to be mortal and immortal, and how to regret.
December 24, 2024 at 3:35 PM
3) The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle.
A classic for a reason. A unicorn overhears a conversation between two men, which reveals to her that she may be the last of her kind. She goes on a search to find them, and finds the knowledge of what it is to be mortal and immortal, and how to regret.
A classic for a reason. A unicorn overhears a conversation between two men, which reveals to her that she may be the last of her kind. She goes on a search to find them, and finds the knowledge of what it is to be mortal and immortal, and how to regret.
2) Black Water Sister by Zen Cho.
I loved the characters and the setting, and the fact that it allowed us to soak in the atmosphere by not rushing certain elements, but above all I loved the grandma and the Black Water Sister. The grip that female rage and oppression has on this story is strong.
I loved the characters and the setting, and the fact that it allowed us to soak in the atmosphere by not rushing certain elements, but above all I loved the grandma and the Black Water Sister. The grip that female rage and oppression has on this story is strong.
December 24, 2024 at 3:29 PM
2) Black Water Sister by Zen Cho.
I loved the characters and the setting, and the fact that it allowed us to soak in the atmosphere by not rushing certain elements, but above all I loved the grandma and the Black Water Sister. The grip that female rage and oppression has on this story is strong.
I loved the characters and the setting, and the fact that it allowed us to soak in the atmosphere by not rushing certain elements, but above all I loved the grandma and the Black Water Sister. The grip that female rage and oppression has on this story is strong.
1) Last One at the Party by Bethany Clift.
Very well written, creative and memorable, one of the best post-apocalypse plots I've come across. A passive woman who's unhappy with her life becomes the apparent sole survivor of a disease. Warning for lots of death, but it's not without light moments.
Very well written, creative and memorable, one of the best post-apocalypse plots I've come across. A passive woman who's unhappy with her life becomes the apparent sole survivor of a disease. Warning for lots of death, but it's not without light moments.
December 24, 2024 at 3:25 PM
1) Last One at the Party by Bethany Clift.
Very well written, creative and memorable, one of the best post-apocalypse plots I've come across. A passive woman who's unhappy with her life becomes the apparent sole survivor of a disease. Warning for lots of death, but it's not without light moments.
Very well written, creative and memorable, one of the best post-apocalypse plots I've come across. A passive woman who's unhappy with her life becomes the apparent sole survivor of a disease. Warning for lots of death, but it's not without light moments.
Now that the year is rounding up, I feel confident to say that I've read 62 books this year. I'll mention some of my favourites, in case anyone is looking for recommendations.
#booksky
#booksky
December 24, 2024 at 3:17 PM
Now that the year is rounding up, I feel confident to say that I've read 62 books this year. I'll mention some of my favourites, in case anyone is looking for recommendations.
#booksky
#booksky
THE GREEN KNIGHT MENTIONED
December 21, 2024 at 10:13 PM
THE GREEN KNIGHT MENTIONED
