Millennium Adora 🌠
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Narcissist. Nihilist. Misanthrope. Edgelord. Aspiring writer. Powered by Lurasidone.
I'm not actually as insufferable as all that sounds, I promise.
She/Her
34 (but mentally 13)
Columbus, Ohio, USA
I'm not actually as insufferable as all that sounds, I promise.
She/Her
34 (but mentally 13)
Columbus, Ohio, USA
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the main reason fictional immortals are always pining and sad about long life is because it satisfies certain western aesthetics and obsession with guilt/penance/hubris
August 14, 2025 at 4:14 PM
the main reason fictional immortals are always pining and sad about long life is because it satisfies certain western aesthetics and obsession with guilt/penance/hubris
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fables are made up, you can just imagine new worldviews actually
this strain of prog-reaction has always confused me
> Mortality is fundamental to understanding life
and variations thereof has always been a popular cope throughout history
this strain of prog-reaction has always confused me
> Mortality is fundamental to understanding life
and variations thereof has always been a popular cope throughout history
August 14, 2025 at 4:11 PM
fables are made up, you can just imagine new worldviews actually
this strain of prog-reaction has always confused me
> Mortality is fundamental to understanding life
and variations thereof has always been a popular cope throughout history
this strain of prog-reaction has always confused me
> Mortality is fundamental to understanding life
and variations thereof has always been a popular cope throughout history
It's the YouTube comments section from any music video from before 2015, but made into an entire web forum.
August 14, 2025 at 7:04 AM
It's the YouTube comments section from any music video from before 2015, but made into an entire web forum.
I suspect most of Microsoft's desperation stems from their most successful product being something almost nobody actually wants on its own merits. For the vast majority of people, Windows is the thing that comes with your computer that makes all the stuff you actually WANT to do work.
August 14, 2025 at 6:36 AM
I suspect most of Microsoft's desperation stems from their most successful product being something almost nobody actually wants on its own merits. For the vast majority of people, Windows is the thing that comes with your computer that makes all the stuff you actually WANT to do work.