>>2357
ill check it out. does your mana in the button also cap at 500?
#2360
3 weeks ago
#2358
3 weeks ago
i get most of my new music from spotify's Discover Weekly, but out of 30 songs, i might only like one or two songs and i listen to those on repeat until i exhaust the fun out of them. the music that i like can be described as "catchy songs about love that make me feel something" and it's not a real genre, but i know it when i hear it.
^ the bar can hold up to 1000, but i've been stuck on 500 for a while so maybe something is fucky? or that's intended behavior idk.
#2356
3 weeks ago
Most music just comes to me, sometimes I find good music but mostly I just come across it without seeking it out. When I try to find something to listen to I sometimes find something great but more often than not I go through heaps of tracks and feel nothing
#2355
3 weeks ago
I think writing screenplays would be fun. Some great screenplays have some element of literature in them and aren't just descriptions of settings and lines of dialog, but can be quite descriptive of other things
#2352
3 weeks ago
hunter s thompson supposedly learned how to write by writing out lines of novels he liked over and over until their style sunk into his mind.
#2351
3 weeks ago
I also wish I could write but I think I've just accepted that I am the subject, not the author, and I prefer it that way. I think I'm a more interesting character than any character in a book (inb4 MBPF)
#2348
3 weeks ago
i have zero positive memories that aren't about memes and shitposting online. every meatspace memory is tainted by cringe for some reason.
#2347
3 weeks ago
this is what you signed up for guys... buncha funny jokes... the internet is serious business and what do you get? buncha whimsical joshing around.
#2345
3 weeks ago
i wouldn't feel safe with sickos like stevie walking around free and spouting the kind of rhetoric that would make a typical school shooter blush.
#2344
3 weeks ago
This must be a normal thing amongst us types because I do the same. I do it less often now. More often when I have those memories I think "It's all over now" because the memory is in the past