> replying to a complaint about AI slob by being condescending

cool, you go girl

Welp, I’m in for Sloth

Real Deviljho Hours

I love my simple metal Yeti bottles.

That’s the same thing.

Absolutely same. I woke up one day and cigarettes felt horrible. Quit easily.

Alcohol… I’m trying. It just makes everything so much more fun. I hate it. I love it.

You and I have extremely similar experiences. Nicotine for me was super easy, though—one day I had my morning cig and I felt like DOGSHIT. The next day I tried again and I just felt horrible, debilitated. Stopped smoking habitually that day, no cravings. I think I got lucky.

Caffeine now makes me feel like an anxious mess. This happened almost overnight.

I miss weed so much, but it ALSO makes me an anxious mess. I still try it occasionally but maybe one in four times it actually is fun. It’s been months since I’ve touched it.

Alcohol… I drink with my partner every evening. It makes everything more fun. We’re trying to cut down/stop, but is it ever damn difficult.

You know she wanted to take the knot

As a very happy knot-taker (bad dragon) she is not wrong to want that. It’s an EXPERIENCE.

I want precisely zero of those web sites and apps

That’s fair, hahaha. Almost every weekend day is like this for us, ever since COVID started (not always the kratom, but it does help us shit). I do not take it for granted one single day. Just lazy bed days, surrounded by cats, using a wireless keyboard to put on whatever media sounds good at the time.

I bet having kids is an amazing experience but my partner and I are not having kids and we’re getting older, so “slow mornings” means we wake up, go back to sleep, get up at noon, have some kratom, shit, order breakfast sammiches, and lay in bed watching random stuff until dinner.

Basically most weekends.

Winnipeg is a Dogshit Dildo.flac

I’m so sorry about your gramma D: That absolutely sucks.

I could only BE so lucky. Lockdowns were a boon on both my partner’s and my life. I feel horrid for folks who were affected negatively but it was the best two years of our life, doing nothing but experiencing each other alone at home.