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minnigan.bsky.social

35 - Non-binary - They/Them - Happily Married - 18+ Only - Minors DNI Just a weirdo vibing in their own corner of the internet, trying to make folks' days a little brighter!

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do you ever want to just scream into the void at the powers that be that you've had enough character development? Like, can i stop being a stage-setting vignette that acts as a barometer for the lower middle class of society please. Can i maybe get a single serotonin, if you can spare one?

submitted 1 day ago • 1 comment

You are not done getting to know yourself. Look at what's expected of you, and try to figure out if that's something you actually WANT. Learn to let yourself be a little selfish and learn to let other people be a little selfish, too, but only as long as no one's getting hurt.

submitted 26 days ago • 0 comments

It bears repeating. 🏳️‍⚧️ (Fixed alt text due to a typo!)

submitted 36 days ago • 1 comment

Lots of people romanticize learning to live with anxiety, like it's all bracing yourself in front of a mirror at a party to calm down, then walking back out there. I find it's often more like trying to babysit a toddler with forks for hands who's just learned electric outlets exist.

submitted 57 days ago • 0 comments

The situation with AI perfectly illustrates how can't be climate conscious without being anti-capitalist. The surge in generative technologies is intrinsically linked to capitalism's need for exponential growth, as both cannot exist without the exploitation of land and people.

submitted 64 days ago • 3 comments

Coping strategies take many forms; personally, mine happens to be world-building. what's everyone's coping strategy? how are you all getting through these times? and how are you doing?

submitted 69 days ago • 0 comments

i love thinking while baked. Sometimes you have creative bursts where character designs that you don't have the skill to draw pop into your head. Other times you're suddenly struck with a bone deep understanding about cultural boundaries.