shani66

Pretty sure short form content, broadly, fucks people up, and fucked up people are prime targets for conservative bullshit.

Rainworld. Despite being a 2d game it captures the feeling of open exploration so much better than anything else I've ever played before

Man i couldn't imagine how workaholics are so broken.

Unfortunately jobs require you to bring in a damn doctor's note if you take more than a day. No point in taking a sick day if you can't wait out the entire sick. That wouldn't be such a problem if healthcare in America wasn't insanely expensive and often just as dangerous as not getting it. They're more useful for mental health day than they are for not spreading something.

You realize you can send actual shit through the mail, yeah?

I miss the animation age ghetto, tbh, this new Japanese hate is way more annoying.

That shit was always objectively a bad idea, anyone who bought into streaming games should never have been allowed to be in charge of their own money to begin with.

Man Russia sounds awful, i could find a fully naked party to attend tonight without paying a dime.

A room full of ~~crazy~~ best girl

Ever play a TTRPG? Give it a try, if you live in an actual civilized place you probably have a local game store and they almost certainly host games. If you live in absolute nowhere like me you could probably find local groups online. And to be clear I'm not talking about dungeons and dragons, despite what people say the ruleset isn't new player friendly (it's complicated, the books are poorly edited, missing rules, it's expensive, etc. etc.).

Try out World (or Chronicles) of Darkness, at a base level they are easier to understand than any other ttrpg i have ever played (with lots of room to get more out there as you play) and it's got a large community (as far as niche hobbies go). Oh and it's cheap, Chronicles is best about respecting your money, but generally you only need to buy a single book (the rulebook for the creature you are playing as).

Pathfinder is also a good choice as the second most popular ttrpg and they offer their rules for free online. the second edition is simpler but it does front load a lot of information on you at once (which is a good thing, you won't have to go looking for edge case rules that don't exist). First edition is also really good, but it's more complicated and you might be less likely to find games since the second edition came out.

War gaming could also be a good way to meet people, but i don't do that as much so i have less recommendations to offer, I'm afraid.

No idea what's going on here but i think I'm into it

Very relatable