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Totally valid! I often consider a point in revolutionary discourse about forgiving oppressors (from police to politicians, or anyone who worked for/with them): without forgiveness, we essentially declare that the only way for them to remain safe is to preserve the system. (obv not consequence free)
April 15, 2025 at 10:16 AM
Totally valid! I often consider a point in revolutionary discourse about forgiving oppressors (from police to politicians, or anyone who worked for/with them): without forgiveness, we essentially declare that the only way for them to remain safe is to preserve the system. (obv not consequence free)
I'm struggling to have any consistency, and I'm even only posting on tumblr☹️
February 7, 2025 at 11:57 PM
I'm struggling to have any consistency, and I'm even only posting on tumblr☹️
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TTRPGs are like Haiku.
They give structure to create with.
A good game will give you just enough rules to follow "5, 7, 5" and just step back. You don't need this structure to write poetry, and you don't need a ttrpg to play pretend or write a story, but it makes it easier/interesting to do so.
They give structure to create with.
A good game will give you just enough rules to follow "5, 7, 5" and just step back. You don't need this structure to write poetry, and you don't need a ttrpg to play pretend or write a story, but it makes it easier/interesting to do so.
January 6, 2025 at 5:05 PM
TTRPGs are like Haiku.
They give structure to create with.
A good game will give you just enough rules to follow "5, 7, 5" and just step back. You don't need this structure to write poetry, and you don't need a ttrpg to play pretend or write a story, but it makes it easier/interesting to do so.
They give structure to create with.
A good game will give you just enough rules to follow "5, 7, 5" and just step back. You don't need this structure to write poetry, and you don't need a ttrpg to play pretend or write a story, but it makes it easier/interesting to do so.
