How do you know which corn is which shit? Do you switch up the colours?

I’d vote for you.

Is it a horse, a boat, or warhammer 40K?

Before the fondling they’re called pre-felt.

That’s a joke for my felting homies.

I’m essentially a pincushion now.

The primary technique is stabbing.

I make felt sculptures.

This isn’t a woman complaining about people getting creative with her face, it’s a report on her experience with Sora.

One of the key points stated at the beginning was:

Although nudity or sexual content is banned, I discovered people making fetish content with my face.

Which opens the question about what, exactly, someone is consenting to when they allow other people to use their face, and what’s considered pornographic.

She went on to say users were making underage fetish content and potentially pornographic material anyway. This is a problem with any AI generated content and why so many stable diffusion platforms have banned words and groups of terms, if they don’t flat out ban all sexual terms. But, since the apps use real language, it’s impossible to think of every possible route to an end. The terms of service and moderation try to plug the holes, but they can’t be 100% effective.

I’ve run a lot of art workshops for mixed age groups and adults. No one is ever unhappy after making art together, it’s a wholesome way to get out with friends or meet new people, or just learn a new skill.

Paid workshops charge $20-100, which is an unnecessary expense for people these days.

The initial investment in supplies can be as low as $5/person depending on the type of art, locations can be cheap to free (libraries, community centers, quiet nights at bars and restaurants,) and if you can’t run the workshop yourself, many artists would be happy to do it for a small honorarium.

For 10K, you could run dozens of free art workshops for a year or two.

Sounds like I picked the wrong movie to watch on shrooms. Or… the right one.

Watching Splice on ecstacy was worse.

Not mushrooms, again.

Before my partner left for a work trip he showed me his stash of mushrooms in the freezer.

I wasn’t big into mushrooms since my first and only trip to that date, where I spent five hours wide awake in my room, believing my curtains, lamp and bedspread were going to dismember me and absorb my nutrients (my curtains were an amoeba.) But my boyfriend made a pretty good case for blending up a microdose fruit smoothie and chilling while he was away. He told me there were different kinds of shrooms, that I needed to measure the dose and just create a chill vibe.

Day one, I didn’t even think about the freezer stash. By day three I was so bored and alone I figured, what the hell?

Anyway, he came home to an impressive blanket fort in the living room and a box of farraday mesh fabric I bought to stop the robots because I watched Ex Machina.

If dead internet theory was the goal.

Seems too niche to be worth the time and money. However, advertising music only available for bitcoin on the dark web could work as a marketing tactic if the music appeals to that niche audience.

Thing is, I’m on the dark web, I use cryptocurrency and I like underground music, and this doesn’t appeal to me. In my mind, I’m wondering why they didn’t just build and host their own website instead, and sell their album for crypto. I would question why they only accept bitcoin if they’re trying to be subversive. I go to the dark web for drugs, not music, and would be paying in Monero.

Alternatively, some artists have already NFT’d their music so people can purchase it for crypto. And, long before that, radiohead released In Rainbows independently through their website, which only took donations. So there are ways to skip the middlemen without the gimmick.

Could it work? Yeah, it could. I don’t think it would work very well.

The films The Lobster, The Lighthouse, and Lars and the Real Girl.

The songs Hurt People Hurt People by Krill, Someday We’ll Linger in the Sun by Gaelynn Lea , Virgin by Manchester Orchestra .

I met the BEST fwb’s on okcupid.

The app changed a lot and it sucks now.

I think they all eventually make a post like this one.

Millennials brought back eating ass, that’s for sure.

Either there is or you’re a probabilistic anomaly because they clearly didn’t match with you. Have you tried changing it? Have you looked at other men’s profiles? Showed it to girls and asked if it’s good? Gone on other apps?

Or, if it’s a waste of time, try something else? Men outnumber women on dating apps, plus it’s a marketing game. In marketing, when a strategy doesn’t get hits, you change it. Seek out other audiences, different platforms, new spaces, hire a consultant(a therapist.)

No ones owes you a match. Not the app or the women on it. If you don’t make a profile people want to match with, that’s on you.

I’m a chick. Ignore this if you want.

However, I’m a slut who likes a good hook-up but had years-long monogamous relationships as well. I’m absolutely average looking and have mostly been with men who range from hot as fuck twinks to conventionally unattractive socially anxious weirdos. My last relationship was with an autistic 5’6" guy I met on a dating app, it started as a hook-up and lasted three years.

I look for chill people with passions, who know who they are and what they want. Or, are at least introspective enough to see themselves. Looks aren’t a big factor, but cleanliness and effort are. The single dad angle shot doesn’t do anyone any favors.

Just from looking at your comments, you’re coming in here with a defeatest mindset. People who haven’t had much luck can get trapped in that kind of negativity, it works its way into how they hold themselves and what they say in ways they don’t even realize. I unmatch with people as soon as they bring that into the conversation. Self-deprecating humor is alright, when carefully done, but risky on first impressions. If I’m looking for a fun hook-up, I want someone who looks and sounds fun.

That’s because my comment, overall, was about how choices in communication impact how a message is received, comparing something as direct as a statement to the subtlety of style.