FavouriteShapes
@FavouriteShapes@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Anon learns about astronomy 1 day ago:
Many such cases.
- Comment on Anon is a dungeon master 3 days ago:
I really like your interpretation
- Comment on Anon is a dungeon master 3 days ago:
Completely based and fantasy pulled. This is like a metaphor for climate change
- Comment on Anon listens to music 5 days ago:
Shortly before kanye’s nazi controversy, Spotify was pushing him hard, lol
- Comment on Anon gets in a bad mood 1 week ago:
I’ll be honest, the reason for my inane comment was because I skipped the bit of the greentext where OOP hits himself. ADHD, sorry. So I thought siethron was just randomly advocating that people start cutting themselves more.
- Comment on Anon gets in a bad mood 1 week ago:
I believe it is possible to get frustrated with playing too many video games.
Presumably this happened when anon was a kid, before we learn to rationalise why playing videogames non stop is unhealthy, attaching thoughts like “oh i need to do something productive”
You could say he was just over-stimulated, like a cat getting pet too much. Make sense?
- Comment on Anon gets in a bad mood 1 week ago:
Bro what 😭
- Comment on Anons Discuss Low IQ Insects 1 week ago:
When I see beat saber gameplay it looks like something I’d love and wouod be really engaging to play while also not over-the-top
- Comment on Anons Discuss Low IQ Insects 1 week ago:
Someone i knew who was really academically excellent without any effort, he loves/loved rhythm games. I think people are drawn to games which fill a void of what they can get out of their own life, so someone who doesn’t play a musical instrument or sports for instance can get that from rhythm games.
- Comment on Anon steams up the sauna 2 weeks ago:
So I have to act like a woman when I’m in a sauna? Any advice??
- Comment on Anon steams up the sauna 2 weeks ago:
She probably noticed him OGLING HER based on the description he just gave
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 2 weeks ago:
It’s okay being down voted on lemmy is fair, unlike on reddit where it makes the app less useable.
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 2 weeks ago:
This is actually a really fucking eye opening post, assuming they’re not lying. I personally never thought there was a “virginity epidemic” among my peers, lol.
It seems like people have gotten less cliquey about virginity since then, so maybe it is a good lie?
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 2 weeks ago:
To me, the Bubonic plague will always be “the epidemic”, but COVID can still be called the pandemic since it happened all over the world at the same time, which makes it more pandemic than the Bubonic Plague
- Comment on Anon reads nihilist philosophy 3 weeks ago:
Unironically, yes maybe. If it is seen as avoiding your responsibilities, and doesn’t contribute to some area of society (but rather sees-to the “worship” of you yourself) then it is hedonistic
- Comment on Anon meets the candy man 3 weeks ago:
Que molestable
- Comment on Anon reads nihilist philosophy 3 weeks ago:
Right! I’m glad to see someone thinking critically about what hedonism to fundamentslly means, rather than relying on the more pejorative usage of the term.
I realised once that, even tho I was a drug free tee totaller who didn’t party or have sex much, I was still a hedonistic at that time because I played videogames as much as possible.
- Comment on Is this true? 4 weeks ago:
Genuinely no, and many people keep on designing open world ones when what they really want is to make linear ones
- Comment on Anon is Japanese 4 weeks ago:
I’m so at my wits end with hiring managers that I would just email “okay so what was the right answer??”
- Comment on Anon is Japanese 4 weeks ago:
I see. That’s incredibly based then?
- Comment on Anon is Japanese 4 weeks ago:
Boss can’t fire me because i’m japanese
well obviously this is not real
- Comment on Anon is a ghost buster 4 weeks ago:
Why do they hate it then
- Comment on Anon gets called to the blackboard 4 weeks ago:
It’s like 1/2 an inch of fluff, so not thick
- Comment on Anon gets called to the blackboard 4 weeks ago:
Yes while I started typing it I tried to picture what American classrooms looked like (from Hollywood films etc) and realised they’re not the same as where I live
- Comment on Anon gets called to the blackboard 4 weeks ago:
Fake: anon slips on a puddle but classrooms are supposed to have carpeted floors
Gay: anon hurts a woman and makes several girls scream
- Comment on Anon gets called to the blackboard 4 weeks ago:
Quite embarrassing
- Comment on Anon is only a little strange 4 weeks ago:
It’s weird how fun it is to pretend to be a streamer or gaming YouTuber. It’s probably good practice incase you do actually want to do that
- Comment on Anon doesn't have a plan 4 weeks ago:
Ooh deadass? I don’t think they have them in my city let alone country yet, but when they come, I’ll be ready
- Comment on Money doesn't solve everything, but it helps. 1 month ago:
Or just, wealth/stability. So many people would give away money to have their own vegetable garden attached to a multi-generational home - they can then figure the rest out from there.
Humans are different and have different interests but one thing common to all of us is that we enjoy:
- being outdoors
- exercising
- having community
- learning skills and creating things
There are actually some people who successfully self therapise. This is hard to do, so it’s actually a testament to just how many people out there need therapy, which reflects how unhealthy modern life is for humans.
The core idea of the tweet is correct - people can heal mental health sounds when given the right environment to. We live in a time where almost nobody is in the right environment for this, which requires what I listed before (healthy community, access to green space, purpose and recreation). This is basic stuff, I think it’s covered by Maslow’s hierarchy of needs - which, ironically, is often shown to business students in universities, but then disregarded by the capitalists who rule this world.
- Comment on Painful to recover from 1 month ago:
I’m sure I agree but your comment suggests you could summarise what else you think should be factored into the measure of success, and now I’m curious to hear it