nimpnin
@nimpnin@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on The consequences (of my actions) have been extreme 3 days ago:
Yes but this clearly wasn’t about that. If it had been he’d just screenshotted that part and focused on that. But he’s a weirdo so he screenshotted 5 years of content, anything that could remotely offend anybody, to make the maximum amount people mad.
- Comment on The consequences (of my actions) have been extreme 3 days ago:
How do you know that?
- Comment on How do the Republicans feel about Project 2025 now? 1 week ago:
Humans in general are very hesitant to admit that they were wrong. Cult members doubly so.
- Comment on Not that I would. But could I go up to the capital building and do the exact same thing Jan 6th morons did down to a T? Since Trump pardoned them, or does it apply for a few while the rest are screwed 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
It’s kind of a fashion trend, and internet porn made such a fashion trend possible by making it visible to more people. At least if you look at it that way, stark differences in behavior and opinion between generations seem completely normal.
- Comment on gigachad 3 weeks ago:
by that logic xkcd is bad
- Comment on What is the name of the sexuality of being into the opposite gender and willing to date the same gender but not finding anyone of the same gender attractive? 3 weeks ago:
That’s called being straight
- Comment on What’s the difference between pansexuality and bisexuality? 3 weeks ago:
I think most people use them interchangably, I call myself bi due to it being a more well-known term and the flag being prettier
- Comment on Can I consider myself bi or should I just say straight if I want to date women but just can’t find any that attract me? 3 weeks ago:
Why would you want to date a group of people that you´ve never found attractive? This is really confusing to me
- Comment on meirl 5 weeks ago:
!piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Basic courtesy 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on why do people say annoying/rude stuff and then tell you “it was a joke!” 5 weeks ago:
Over time, you start seeing a pattern. If the (superficially) rude things mostly make you laugh, it’s the former, if they mostly make you feel bad, it’s the latter.
- Comment on Sounds like a fun place to work 1 month ago:
If you work from home, all breaks can be masturbation breaks
- Comment on Tough question 1 month ago:
Yeah I’d rather not have allergy-denying magical thinkers poisoning me with peanuts
- Comment on Tough question 1 month ago:
You ruined my day by reminding me that a third of people believe in astrology
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
That distinction makes exactly zero difference when it comes to my point
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Karma is a pretty typical human way of rationalizing all the injustice we see in the world. It’s difficult to accept that life is, in fact, unfair
- Comment on Why do AI bros and other staunch AI defenders seem happy about the potential of killing off the creative industries? 2 months ago:
You’re basically saying AI can’t be used in any other way than it’s being used right now. I think you are the one who’s taking the current state of things as inevitable and inescapable.
- Comment on Innovation that matters 2 months ago:
Lemmy Pisspost
- Comment on Wtf is this? 2 months ago:
Unnecessary context: the â means that it used to be ’raspe’, from which the English word rasp (a type of file) originates.
- Comment on Mental health 2 months ago:
As I mentioned, I didn’t understand that I was having a panic attack. Mind you, there were periods of time when the words of my friends just felt like gibberish to me. I was not capable of coherent thought.
- Comment on Mental health 2 months ago:
I don’t think it’s helpful to tell people that bad trips are avoidable. The probability can be lowered and consequences can be mitigated to some extent but the risk is always there.
- Comment on Mental health 2 months ago:
I elaborate in another comment. But I think psychedelics are not good for a certain percentage of the population, myself included. Of course set and setting affects the odds of a bad trip, they were in my case as well.
- Comment on Mental health 2 months ago:
I just got so many panic attacks during my trip. Of course, I didn’t understand what they were but thought I had lost my mind for good instead. Time stopped, I couldn’t think straight, couldn’t calm myself down, at times I couldn’t parse other people’s speech and everything was just damn scary the whole time. And felt like an eternity.
After the trip, I was afraid of anything I deemed “not normal” for months. I got scared by my vision going black when blinking, the occasinal weird joke someone would make, bird noises in the winter, awkward social situations, anything you could imagine being “not normal”. Now after ten years, I occasionally get that when something peculiar happens, but it’s not a constant thing as it used to be. Maybe once a day I get “half triggered” by something but usually I can calm myself down.
I think the whole bad trip was caused by me being generally prone to getting panic attacks (which I hadn’t even realized yet), and bad set and setting. Dark outside, with friends that I didn’t fully trust.
- Comment on Mental health 2 months ago:
For me my bad trip basically gave me ptsd ten years ago. I was prone to getting panic attacks though.
- Comment on I don't have to check the price because I know I can't afford it. 2 months ago:
When exactly?
- Comment on Don't forget Big 3 2 months ago:
Fuck the big three, it’s just big me
- Comment on Just because you're a slob at home do you have to be an inconsiderate slob in public 3 months ago:
I’d rather be an incosiderate slob than a coward who is unable to say anything to the person irl
- Comment on Silver: NBA looking into 3-point volume critiques 3 months ago:
Nostalgia
- Comment on When leftists say "landlord are parasites" or similar dislike of landlords, do they also mean the people that own like a couple of houses as an investment, or only the big landlords? 3 months ago:
housing is artificially scarce
Housing is not artificially scarce, because land is naturally scarce.
Renting will always cost more than the upkeep of a house because otherwise nobody would lease
On average yes, but you also do not need to account for variability in price due to for example, having to replace the plumbing every 20 years or so.
All your issues with personal ownership of a house stem from other people treating housing as private property that can be invested in
This addresses none of the things I listed.
