Tonava
@Tonava@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on Miss me 3 days ago:
Oh I have a half of a zoo here already, it’s what’s keeping me around
- Comment on Miss me 3 days ago:
The only gambling I do is buying lottery tickets when I’m having the worst urges to kill myself. A little trick to wait just a bit longer. “You can wait until you get the results, it’s only couple days”, and then the worst urge manages to pass in that time. It’s pretty pathetic
- Comment on Post title lol 3 days ago:
Adding the comma actually makes it pretty passive aggressive, lol
- Comment on Lemmy.jpeg 3 days ago:
Why do you think I don’t already? This thread wasn’t about that. I try to not even read USA politics discussions right now since it’s such a shitshow going nowhere with everyone blaming each other and not doing anything, but sadly I’d had to block half of this site to avoid it
- Comment on Lemmy.jpeg 4 days ago:
Yeah, I basically do the same, I love seeing people have different opinions and arguments and all that (that’s why I read comments at all). There’s just some topics that drain me too much and a lot of the crowd isn’t even arguing honestly, so it’s not worth interacting with those. There’s nothing I gain from reading tankie propaganda than make myself feel worse, and arguing with them just allows them to spread it even more
- Comment on Lemmy.jpeg 4 days ago:
Nah I’m here for entertainment, and seeing other people argue and arguing with people who support concentration camps is just not entertaining to me. Same as transphobes, I’m not going to waste my time with that shit
- Comment on Lemmy.jpeg 4 days ago:
Thanks for the post. I got so many tankies blocked
- Comment on fur sure 5 days ago:
Same around all the nordics as far as I know. Just a little jam on the side
- Comment on The Struggle 1 week ago:
Zero sugar soda tastes 99% the same as regular
Unless you have hypersensitivities and can taste the sweeteners lmao. Though I have to say that most of regular sodas taste like chemicals too, so it’s not that different either way
- Comment on A shrubbery! 1 week ago:
Oh for sure, I made a very broad generalization there, to simplify the point. Just someone trying to live ethically and using only local products, but eating meat (hunted, organic, etc. locally small scale, animal suffering minimized and all that) could very well have a lesser ecological impact than someone being vegan but relying on imported soy etc. In my experience vegans are just the most likely to even think about this stuff since veganism usually goes further than just being about a diet, but that doesn’t mean all vegans do, or that a lot of non-vegans don’t.
And having the possibility to choose options based only on ethics and sustainability of course is a privilege a lot of people just don’t have
- Comment on A shrubbery! 1 week ago:
Also just supporting bad agriculture in general, since pesticides kill crazy amounts of stuff, deforestation, giant monoculture fields suffocating native wildlife, producing the fertilizers unethically, transporting stuff half across the world needlessly… if you do anything the “optimize profits” -way things get shitty. All of these things apply to plant based diets as well, but vegans often focus on the whole chain of ethical and ecological problems whereas vegetarians tend to focus more to the personal level of things. So even what plant products they buy and consume might have some big differences in ecological impact and ethical concerns
- Comment on Your opinion is important 1 week ago:
Yeaah I needed to see a single hee hoo and I was done
- Comment on An intelligence of pure malevolence. 2 weeks ago:
Some are dumb as bricks though, as they’re all individuals. I know cat siblings where one was super smart, careful and fancy, and the other one an idiot, who also drooled and dropped from tables. This applies to dogs too: I’ve met ones with no thoughts behind their eyes, and then ones like my late doberman who could open locked doors if she felt like it
- Comment on Dumb stance 2 weeks ago:
It could be argued that morality is a human construct and therefore must be subjective.
You can also jump straight to the top and argue it’s because the human experience itself is always subjective, since meat doesn’t seem to be very good at observing Reality. And then we get to cogito ergo sum and all that jazz
- Comment on Thank you for your attention to this matter 2 weeks ago:
If he’s rotting, it means I got him! Oh, I wish… One upping-etsy witches would be glorious lmao
- Comment on Quiver, ladies, quiver 2 weeks ago:
Thanks for the explanation! I still don’t really understand since that sounds just like normal thinking, but that’s on me lmao. I have to do more research, yes.
- Comment on Quiver, ladies, quiver 2 weeks ago:
Honestly I don’t understand this at all, nor mediation, really. I observe myself all the time, there’s no “separate voice”, it’s just me observing my thoughts and trying to figure out what the thoughts, emotions and wants are and what’s causing them. If I try to separate myself even more from that observing role, that would mean dissociating, which generally is not considered a mentally healthy state. So am I just thinking in a “wrong way”, is dissociating the point, or do I still just not understand?
It’s very confusing to me. Or, at least that’s I think I should feel about it, I don’t know how am I feeling it or how feeling that actually works since many “emotions” tend to be just learned thoughts to me, which aren’t that difficult to observe then
- Comment on Nutritional Hexes 3 weeks ago:
Also people tend to focus too much on the “losing weight” part, as in getting the numbers down. Muscle weights more than fat, and having more muscles uses more energy; if you diet the wrong way and don’t exercise, it’s possible you lose weight but you also lose muscle mass, making it even harder to lose more weight and possibly making yourself unhealthier. Getting “thinner” and/or “healthier” might mean you don’t actually lose that much weight, or even gain some
- Comment on betrayal 3 weeks ago:
Yeah the diamond hoe is my main tool for turtle egg harvesting. And that is a sentence I don’t think I could ever have imagined I would end up writing
- Comment on h8ers gonna h8 3 weeks ago:
It helps if you have a health issue that doesn’t affect your digestion too much. Severe intestinal issues might make it very difficult to eat plant-based diets, as plant-matter is pretty hard to digest and most plant-based proteins might be fully off the table as well.
Health issues can just fuck up everything you wouldn’t even think about, really. Hell, I’m trying to drink juice instead of water and eating a lot of salt on doctor’s orders, which is pretty much the opposite they’d usually tell you to do
- Comment on h8ers gonna h8 3 weeks ago:
I’d imagine “without land” was aimed more towards “can’t grow enough to be self-sufficient”. You can totally utilize even small places very well, but if you’re poor living in a tiny flat without much natural light it’s a pretty daunting task to grow enough anything to live off that. Just the electricity cost for the lamps might make it pretty hard depending where you live. I guess mushrooms instead of vegetables might work a bit better though
- Comment on My shitty frog effigy for cursing the tyrants, ultra-rich and genociders 4 weeks ago:
Oh, and if someone happens to be interested in the actual history, frog coffins were a real thing in Finnish folklore, though they were usually good luck charms. You’d bury them under the church floor, the closer the altar, the better. I also used juniper wood, which was considered the most pure and beautiful wood, so I’m taking creative liberties here! But the people of old are gone and forgotten, and so is their magic. I’d say magic is meant to change and grow as people do anyway, so if I can borrow even a bit from the old to create new, I think that’s enough to keep the spirit of it.
And a lot of the magic was indeed used for curses, so I’m keeping that tradition alive for sure - Comment on My shitty frog effigy for cursing the tyrants, ultra-rich and genociders 4 weeks ago:
The traditional way would require an actual frog corpse, so this was the most ethical way I could make it (and it’s not like I have plentiful access to frog corpses). If it helps, I made the frog look very mean on purpose
- Comment on My shitty frog effigy for cursing the tyrants, ultra-rich and genociders 4 weeks ago:
Here’s a quick translation of the spell I cast on it, it’s a curse of rotting. I left out the most secret part and I won’t reveal the actual ritual either, but the curse itself should tell what it contained. Next I’m going to bury the effigy in it’s coffin in the old graveyard after the sun sets, to finish the curse.
Now, do I believe in this stuff? Well, no. This is more of a play for me, to keep some magic in the world, and old traditions alive. Or maybe I’m lying, and just covering my tracks so nobody can blame me of anything. Who knows, the internet is full of weirdos. But hey we all have our ways to deal with all of this shit, some get drunk, others turn to witchcraft
Women oozing hate, rancid men,
half-wit enablers, genociders,
filthy rich acting like pigs, those that have raped even children,
every greedy fucker that’s robbing the eco-sphere;(I command) meat melt away, guts rot,
(become) full of pus heads mean and stupid,
gnaw those bones, bad cancer,
every one of you fascists, putrefy alive;in behalf of the weakest, I become hateful,
I curse with blood, I curse with iron,
I curse with spit and salt,
I cover (them) with ash too,
like this, cruelly in revenge I chastise the ones destroying(/shitting on) the world. - Comment on My shitty frog effigy for cursing the tyrants, ultra-rich and genociders 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on My shitty frog effigy for cursing the tyrants, ultra-rich and genociders 4 weeks ago:
Hey etsy witches got Charlie Kirk, so might as well
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to [deleted] | 11 comments
- Comment on 3 months ago:
That’s animal cruelty. If you don’t want to toss it, just eat it like any proper predator would
- Comment on 3 months ago:
In that moment you stop eating and stare them down, birds don’t like you staring at them because that’s predator behavior. And if the bastards try to lunge at you, you just swiftly try to grab them. In my experience you need only one grab attempt and they don’t dare to come close anymore. Also if you actually manage to yoink them, just throw them away lmao
- Comment on Statistically, probably with the beetles. 🪲 4 months ago:
Hell yeah!
