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- Comment on See meme, post meme 16 hours ago:
There’s a reason femboys and firearms is a respectable furry publication
- Comment on Here's hoping he calls again 2 days ago:
I read that as apostate…
- Comment on 👴☝️I did that 3 days ago:
Iv stared coming across some that’s not remotely an option. They require a logged in account before they accept any input.
If you attempt to use a DNS ad blocker they also just stop working. Its fucking toxic.
- Comment on 👴☝️I did that 3 days ago:
2018 is about when it started but it was a very small number of tvs. By 2020 it was a common thing but it was a dedicated line of tvs from each brand. By 2024 it was all cheaper tvs basically. And now it’s basically every TV and even some monitors.
The non smart TVs are almost as hard to find now as finding a smart one was in 2018. And monitors are starting to have smart features and ads even among the highest end offerings. But unlike tvs they arnt any cheaper for it. Its stupid.
- Comment on outsmarted 4 days ago:
Your clearly using madlib brand llm!
- Comment on Oh you're gonna be a horny bard again thing campaign? Here's your dice. 4 days ago:
The best part of a nice ass is anyone can have one. Asses don’t discriminate!
- Comment on Handy tip 4 days ago:
I have full visual in auditorial aphantasia. No visualization, no inner monologue and no ability to recall. Sounds in my head.
All of my thoughts are basically conceptual connections between ideas. Sort of like everything is a gut feeling? Like if I know something I just know it. I really don’t have a better way to explain this.
It makes it incredibly easy to just do things that I know how to do. Nothing gets in the way and that’s incredibly reliable recall.
The moment I have to explain to anyone else I am completely at a loss. I very rarely can give any reference directions or any meaningful help short of just saying do the thing.
Like you want me to do a 35–step process exactly repeatedly without any error. I can do that. Not a problem.
You need me to walk someone through a three-step process and one of those steps involves something they do automatically like beat their heart. Yeah no I’m not even getting past the first step. Good luck.
- Comment on Handy tip 4 days ago:
I didn’t even know that was a thing. That’s really cool. I’ve never experienced that
- Comment on Handy tip 4 days ago:
I have full apantasia audio and visual. I can still dream. I know I can and I know I see things and hear things in my dream. But when I wake up I can’t recall any visual or audio.
I tried teaching myself the lucid dream at one point and all it did was when I realized I was in a dream. Everything goes away. Exactly as if I’m awake. It’s a very bizarre feeling. It also causes my fight or flight instinct to kick in real hard and gives me panic attacks. So I kind of stop doing that. Ain’t fun and very unpleasant very weird. Far worse than waking up with sleep paralysis I must say.
- Comment on Handy tip 4 days ago:
For actual refence it’s estimated that between 1% and 4% of people have either complete visual or auditorial aphantasia.
With a much larger percent of the world’s population, having some sort of partial aphenasia. And a smaller percent having complete aphantasia of both types.
The disorder was only officially recognized in 2015. Has basically had no real research put into it outside of the last 10 years as well.
It’s non-life impacting so rarely goes diagnosed if ever. And because it’s so new, very few people know about it and go most if not their entire lives not realizing they have it.
I’ve seen some estimations putting it as high as 8 to 10% have complete of one type or the other. It’s a lot more common than people realize. Especially because it’s considered a gradient. The majority of cases are not complete lack but more commonly a middle ground. Such as the inability to picture, color rotation, shape, distinction. All audio typically is more along the lines of knowing or monologue or the inability to recall sounds in their head.
I’m one of the lucky few who has complete aphantasia of both types. I am unable to visualize anything. I have no inner monologue and I cannot recall sounds.
There’s no static. There’s no fuzz. There’s no darkness there’s nothing. It’s just sort of empty. I recall most things through a conceptual connection to other things is the best way to describe it.
The only reason I even know that a inner vision is possible and what made me go down the rabbit hole to look into it. It’s because I still dream. I understand that I have full visualization in my dreams but when I wake up it’s empty. It’s gone. I know I saw something but I cannot recall it. There’s a complete lack of any visual memory.
It’s very weird feeling. I tried to learn to lucid dream at one point as well and I came to the realization. The moment I realized I’m dreaming. Everything goes from visualize to pure darkness and then nothing. Exactly as if I’m awake. It’s very trippy.
- Comment on Handy tip 4 days ago:
Its estimated that almost 95%+ of all cases of it go unnoticed or diagnosed. It was only officially recognized 10 years ago.
Its estimated that 1-4% of the population have complete audio or visual aphantasia. 1-2% have both and roughly 30% of the population has some level of partial. And these are conservative numbers.
And that’s just based on the last few years of study of somethingt that most people don’t even know exists, is non life impacting in a way to get people to speak out assistance. And thus goes mostly untalked about outside a few online circles for the most part.
Either way, if you just include people with complete visual alone that’s still a fuck load of people.
- Comment on Slice of ketchup anyone? 5 days ago:
WHERE DA VINIGER AT?!
- Comment on Handy tip 5 days ago:
As someone with full auditory and visual Aphantasia. This is extremely fucked up and ableist. (I am honestly only half joking this is very ableist either way)
I can’t rotate cows in my head. I can’t even hear cows in my head.
The cops still can’t stop be tho.
- Comment on Why is America so surprised when they elected Trump? They bitched and moans how all politicians are liars, cheats, money hungry and so on. So now they got exactly that and they are surprised? 5 days ago:
Hey a few of us are quarter-wits! Due to economic pressures I had to sell a quarter-wit of my half-wit to afford housing.
- Comment on Another redundant app 5 days ago:
To a random person that makes sense … But like this is something partners typically express.
Have you just never been in a healthy relationship where you can talk to your SO about their appearance and your preferences honestly?
Being sexy for your partner requires you to actually understand their prefences and fetishes. So you can make appeals to them.
There’s nothing wrong and if anything it’s highly unhealthy for the relationship to be scared to express your physical preferences. Its even worse if you are unable to accept the information openly.
It sounds like you might just either have had horridly unhealthy experiences with men. Or are possibly just a narcissist. Depending on the context your speaking about.
Seriously, a healthy relationship is foundationally built on understanding and part of that is knowing your partners perfences. It goes both ways.
- Comment on Another redundant app 5 days ago:
I wine when anyone wears it men or women. Make up just sucks and freaks me out on a fundamental level. Shit scares the actual fuck out of me.
- Comment on Another redundant app 5 days ago:
Personally I find all make be it on a woman or man. To be the single ugliest thing a person can do to them self. Its vile and revolting. It looks highly unnatural, and actively causes me stress some times and I have no idea why. It triggers my flight or fight response when someone has too much on and I can’t accurately make out their features.
Perfume and Cologne is the same way. In my 30 years of life iv never found a single perfume or cologne be it on a man or woman. That did not actively make me gag and make my eyes water. I can frequently taste it on the air long long after many people can’t. Which I assume is part of the problem. I’m just hyper sensitive to almost all fragrances.
90% of laundry detergent, soaps, and basically anything with a scent does exactly the same thing to me.
Iv been yelled at for involuntarily gaging when women walk by me because I can so strongly taste their perfume.
If I could I would out right ban all make up and scents. They are terrible things and from the outside looking in. They seem to do nothing but perpetuate a endless cycle of social abuse. People get judged for using them. For not using them. For using too much, or not enough.
So far as I can tell there’s not a single good thing socially that has come from the invention of non medical cosmetics.
- Comment on Catching Mice. 6 days ago:
Your cat had a life time subscription to the one collective brain cell.
- Comment on 6 days ago:
That sounds profoundly unpleasant
- Comment on In case you weren’t sure which box 6 days ago:
People are in fact just that fucking retarded. They just don’t think and react extremely slowly to even the most common of stimulus and information of their surroundings.
- Comment on Is there an "Avoid Amazon" community for people who want to support smaller online retailers? 1 week ago:
Amazon enforces price parity nowadays. The Amazon price is the floor any lower and your kicked off.
- Comment on Is there an "Avoid Amazon" community for people who want to support smaller online retailers? 1 week ago:
Most online retailers have ALEAYS been scammy. Its part of what helped grow Amazon in the first place. They were actually trustworthy, reliable, and offered good consumer protections in simple and straight forward refund policies
This is basically true of all the current giants. No company that gets that big can start out entirely fucked up. They have to get their legitimately THEN go to shit.
- Comment on Steam - new record for concurrent players online (37,185,128) on 19th May, 2026 1 week ago:
Optional drm. Its the developers fault if there’s no transparency. Valve doesn’t enforce any drm on any game sold on steam. Its entirely and only the devs choice.
- Comment on What is a game you can’t understand why its so popular ? 1 week ago:
Morrowind for it’s time is very deep. And VERY broken. Half the fun is how unreasonably broken the entire game is.
The sandbox isn’t just in the scope of what your allowed to do. But how easily you can do things you arnt allowed to do.
- Comment on Cultural impact 1 week ago:
The point of the movie was basically to push the technical aspect of the industry forward 20 years in one go. They succeeded in that.
Everything else was secondary.
- Comment on Cultural impact 1 week ago:
The cultural impact of it is what it caused though ripple effect.
The MCU for example would have literally been impossible if not for avatar. Avatar basically shunted the entire industry forward 20 years in one go.
Took every skilled artisan that was even remotely related to the arts. And gave them a functionally unlimited budget and told to just go ham.
Then actual story being told for the audience wasn’t a priority or the point.
The point was a project for the industry, a project to push the industry forward.
Selling the final product was frankly entirely just a means to the end. To recoup the cost and then do it again.
That’s why it’s basically just the most complicated retelling of Pocahontas ever done.
- Comment on Cultural impact 1 week ago:
Its Pocahontas but done as a technician proof instead of a story.
- Comment on The house always wins 1 week ago:
You can do the same thing by just rolling to see who goes first…
- Comment on How to sexualize males for a female audience? 1 week ago:
That’s sexualizing men for everybody. He’s asking how to do it specifically for women! It may seem like the same thing but it is different.
- Comment on PlayStation Plus price increase announced for new customers 1 week ago:
He didn’t say there would be lube.