Poogona [he/him]

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Cake day: October 12th, 2021

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  • Hobbies might have some kind of internal "source" but they also need to be nurtured. You can't love what you don't know, you know? I have a bunch of weird interests now and each of them began with not much more than a sort of mental double-take that served as a starting point. Like the question "what is squid ink made out of anyway?" can be the start of an interest in marine biology.

    Depression makes it very hard to catch these little moments since it smothers that little mote of curiosity and pleasure that can be the start of a passion.






  • I sympathize with the disconnect you are expressing between someone who needs to win a 30 year-long military or financial campaign to feel satisfied vs someone who feels satisfaction looking at a cool bug

    Human society might be an official Big Deal but I pity those whose thoughts cannot venture beyond it towards the realms of the cosmically huge or microscopically small



  • Poogona [he/him]tomemesChad: Yes
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    5 days ago

    So what you're saying is that if the sex is had, it should be as debauched as possible since I'm gonna die anyway


  • Poogona [he/him]toSlop.#SoyRight
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    5 days ago

    It kind of freaks me out that this is the idealized alter ego that this guy came up with. Talk about an imagination in a cage



  • Capitalism really do be making it hard to be on the right frequency doesn't it

    It always feels like this sort of quandary is utterly defined by its existence in a world order that lets people who don't perfectly fit their groove starve. Like I can't even picture what the ideal substance relationship would be without capitalism to define why I would take them. I'm picturing someone with ADHD who, without anything to directly coerce them into doing labor, might just have ADHD and live in a way that is comfortable for them, bouncing between tasks and finding their own groove.

    This is not at all to say these drugs are dubious, just that whenever I consider this question I wind up feeling especially asphyxiated by the current status quo.

    (If I'm completely off the mark someone tell me, this topic is something I used to grapple with a lot before I personally decided against going on antidepressants in high school, and I sometimes wonder if I made a mistake)


  • Neither the past or the future is real. What's real is the here and now, because it hasn't been filtered into the minor synaptic structural changes that will reconstitute a silhouette of the now, later, if you happen to recall the Now.

    The Now is now gone, goodbye. Welcome to the new now!

    And here you are reading this post. This post is real, because it's pressed against your sensory profile, where reality lives. That's right, my post is the whole of reality right now until you move on to the next one. I hope you had a nice visit.