Aw c’mon, you wouldn’t download a shitposter would you?

Pshh. Name one.

I sometimes like to know the general area someone’s from (country or state), so I understand the context of their experience or point of view. It’s not anything I would push if the person felt uncomfortable sharing. That sounds like a red flag.

There are probably studies done on why women tend to prefer written porn, but off the top of my head: it’s easier to find material that’s made for women’s titillation rather than men’s. Women are more likely to have been raised with both body-shaming and sex-shaming, and keeping the visuals hidden in your brain may feel safer. Also some people (raises hand) are more turned on by scenarios than bodies.

Still porn.

Get them to subscribe to the Tangle newsletter. There are podcasts and videos too. It’s designed to get people out of their news bubble and it avoids clickbaity hyperbole.

Candygram. Landshark.

There are lots of recipes online for pizzas with different kinds of fruit and meat. Pear with prosciutto and blue cheese is really good.

!artshare@lemmy.world

I will never understand people’s obsession with what is essentially a shittier, more expensive walmart.

I ordered a pawed latte.

Sounds like heterosexual, bi-romantic. Labels are only important insofar as you’re trying to connect with people looking for someone who fits that description.

I have in fact done this with amigurumi dolls.

Baby was sleeping. Thanks for responding. I fully recognize this as a subject I’m ignorant on, so I didn’t want to err by over or under -reacting.

These are just facts he was told about his Outie.

Throw the kids under the bus if a parent complains. “I said novio not novia. This is why Braydon has a C.”

Ted Lasso rule: Be curious, not judgemental. I try to give people the chance to explain themselves. I assume good faith. Even if I’m pretty sure I’m right, I allow for the possibility that I’m not or that I’m missing some relevant information.

TGRTVN

Final level in Bubsy.

We love Wingspan. Meadow is pleasant.

Just One was a great game for 4 people. Three people have to get the fourth person to guess a particular word. They each write down a one-word hint. If any two (or more) players write the same word hint, they don’t get to show that word to the guesser. It’s a lot of fun when you see the different ways people interpret words to come up with hints and how two (or more) words can work together to make you think of the answer.