I think I still ought to move the head a little farther away from the center when it’s turned + the meshing needs to be adjusted

I’ve just sort of been doing it improv style, like to get a general sense of things

Only 1/2 eyes are currently rigged to close (whoops)

At one point it was just like this

Before those two changes

The 2nd one was sort of hard because the model wasn’t designed to have the jawline change at all (I stole + copied part of the neck)

It is from "aromantic asexual" which is almost never said "asexual aromantic" because romantic orientation is almost always said before sexual orientation

It seems to have been shut down

Honestly no idea which one I’d assume

I think me too, although I don’t say it a ton

If I’m telling a story, I’ll often use “‘s like”
“So, I walk into class, right? And the teacher, she’s like ‘who are you?’ cause I walked into the wrong room”
In a hypothetical about the future, “she’d be like”

I mostly cut out doomscrolling and just subscribe to relevant newsletters now

I find it also helps to delegate different platforms as places you will or won’t engage in doomscrolling on

That’s adorable! I want to try it out when I get home

Go for it it’s fun

Yea and the answer is usually "theoretically anyone, but realistically the person you recommend it to is probably going to promise to read it and then forget about it"

My impression of Japanese non-fiction titles is that they're usually longer and/or more matter-of-fact

Although fiction titles can get very abstract (like "Chocolate Gourami Swimming in the Night Sky" or just "Confession")

Idk if I've read enough in English or Japanese to speak though

Ooh! I love the covers

Also yes the Japanese translation is kind of unimaginative ("How did the internet change language? A <language> map of the digital age")

But I think it fits right in with other books in the same genre

real but alternating between the same five garish button-down shirts instead of sweatpants