Unlighted
@unlighted.bsky.social
I play video games, learn languages, share my insights, and stare at domineering anime girls (psychologic pain enjoyer warning)
The Beast. The Wraith. The Grey. The Den. The Fury. All of those were fine.
It's just The Nightmare. I can't bring myself to the torture of leaving someone to their suffering, despite everyone's objection, and reaping what you sow.
It's just The Nightmare. I can't bring myself to the torture of leaving someone to their suffering, despite everyone's objection, and reaping what you sow.
November 28, 2024 at 1:28 PM
The Beast. The Wraith. The Grey. The Den. The Fury. All of those were fine.
It's just The Nightmare. I can't bring myself to the torture of leaving someone to their suffering, despite everyone's objection, and reaping what you sow.
It's just The Nightmare. I can't bring myself to the torture of leaving someone to their suffering, despite everyone's objection, and reaping what you sow.
A broad smile in Japanese can be said "Hokorobi". It also signifies a hole or fissure in a thick tissue.
It feels like that when you have to smile when you're suffering. A fissure on a face. People come to see a torn person, and keep asking for it.
I can provide that. This role suits me.
It feels like that when you have to smile when you're suffering. A fissure on a face. People come to see a torn person, and keep asking for it.
I can provide that. This role suits me.
October 19, 2024 at 6:52 PM
A broad smile in Japanese can be said "Hokorobi". It also signifies a hole or fissure in a thick tissue.
It feels like that when you have to smile when you're suffering. A fissure on a face. People come to see a torn person, and keep asking for it.
I can provide that. This role suits me.
It feels like that when you have to smile when you're suffering. A fissure on a face. People come to see a torn person, and keep asking for it.
I can provide that. This role suits me.
We have a clear disconnection between work and results of work carved in our culture.
That has to do with the results of work being unfairly distributed among humans. It's hard to claim and request recognition of something you cannot quantify as work you personally put in.
That has to do with the results of work being unfairly distributed among humans. It's hard to claim and request recognition of something you cannot quantify as work you personally put in.
October 19, 2024 at 3:23 PM
We have a clear disconnection between work and results of work carved in our culture.
That has to do with the results of work being unfairly distributed among humans. It's hard to claim and request recognition of something you cannot quantify as work you personally put in.
That has to do with the results of work being unfairly distributed among humans. It's hard to claim and request recognition of something you cannot quantify as work you personally put in.