Intellectually I know therapy is a service that I am paying for and can stop at any point I want to, but I sure did spend the whole weekend stressing about sending my therapist an email about cancelling one (1) appointment.

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We've added a new monthly prompt for February.

ya boy accidentally spent $25 on honkai star rail and overdrafted his bank account, because *checks notes* he didn't consider that using the cable to play on PC with his PS5 controller wouldn't disable the bluetooth connecting it to the ps5.

Reminded me I got KH1 a few months ago and I still need to play it. Tried as a kid, but got frustrated by the tutorial and had a lowkey vendetta against the games for most of my life :sob:

ouroboros of part of the reason i struggle to get into new sites is i've been out of the forum rpc too long and don't have any strong connections to anyone anymore. and it's so much easier to be invested in a site if you have at least one friend you talk to regularly to help you generate interest, but to make new friends you have to... be invested in a site to stay long enough to form new friendships.

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We've introduced a new feature monthly prompts!

Bold of you to assume I don't always name my files "sajksh", "fdjgdkgjh", "dfgjhkdfgh" and "sfgkjwek kj"

I write it in Notepad. It's always been a really nice lightweight program with no distractions, and I only ever do posts on desktop, but it's also gotten a lot of love from Microsoft in the last couple of years. You can open up new documents in tabs and it autosaves, so I can just shut off my computer without saving a whole file and it'll be there when I open it next.

I dig it.

I've been feeling this real hard. I have a handful of groups I really want to be active on, but I'm struggling to find the time with work and other personal things getting in the way. Weirdly enough I'm finding that being an admin is actually helping me be more active on my own site? I know it's probably because other people are depending on my activity to keep their own stuff going, but I was really worried that would burn me out. Maybe it helps that it's a smaller group, too. Harder to get lost in the crowd.

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magnus protocol is out and i will no longer be normal

I enjoy this character. I enjoy this app. I have it all written out in my head. Why then, dear reader, does actually writing it out feel like pulling teeth?