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I turn my dreams into words. Always in the present. Here and Now. Él / He /Him 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🫓🫓🫓 "You don't get what you dream about.... You get what you strive for step by step!" Atsuko "Akko" Kagari (Little Witch Academia, 2017)

  • The Iran War Is God’s Plan, Say U.S. Military Leaders (Who Believe Trump Was Anointed by Jesus)

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  • So this is a war between theocracies.

  • How would you feel if someone moved next to your residence and you found out they're a cop? Would you move away? Or try to get on their good side? Or something else?

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  • Same.

  • How would you feel if someone moved next to your residence and you found out they're a cop? Would you move away? Or try to get on their good side? Or something else?

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  • Nothing. Not even talk to them. Being cordially distant.

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  • It definitely is. You can go anywhere you want at any time. You aren't going to find anything, but that's kinda the point of the whole game.

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  • In short: many of those who say that have never played Shadow of the Colossus.

    (In my opinion at least)
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    Hypocritical gaze

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  • It's all about power and control

  • Unemployed?

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  • This isn't a call out but an attempt of murder against ME specifically.

  • What do you talk with family about?

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  • With dad: mundane stuff, like the whether and such.

    With mom: geopolitical, philosophical and historic analysis about current events... And mundane stuff too.

    The thing is, my mom is an Historian with a PhD, while my dad worked for an oil company. Also, I hanged out with my mom more while growing up cuz dad had to work in others states for weeks, so I couldn't see him much.

    Regardless, I enjoy talking with both of them. Mostly cuz I don't make much of it, I don't try to be smart, clever or anything. I just speak my mind out with naturality, depending on how my relationship with the person I'm talking to is.

  • For those who's country's national language is NOT English, how fluent is your English compared to your country's language?

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  • I understand perfectly. I can read it, I can hear it, I can write it. The only thing I can't do, even if my life depended on it, is speak it. But that's the fault of English and its non-existent pronunciation rules. That shit is based entirely on ✨vibes✨.

    Now I get why spelling bee is such a big deal in the US, jeez...

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    Serious roleplay

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  • Love to see such commitment

  • Ferd'nand (July 12, 1955)

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  • Visible ankles? Scandalous!

  • How different are the generational divides where you're from?

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  • I would say that here in Venezuela, the existing generations can be divided into:

    • 4th Republic/Pre-Chávez: all those who were born before 1998 and lived before Hugo Chávez's term in office.
      • They are characterized by being more conservative, as they lived in a time before the rise of the left and Chavismo and know a different Venezuela.
    • 5th Republic / Bolivarian Revolution: All those who were born and lived during Chávez's term from 1998 until his death. That is my generation.
      • Many of us are either very progressive, because our parents who voted for Chávez believed in his ideas, or very conservative for the opposite reason. We are much more politically aware than previous and subsequent generations.
    • Post-Revolution / Madurismo: Everyone who was born and grew up during the crisis that followed Chávez's death and Maduro's term in office. My nephew's generation.
      • There are no Chávez supporters here, as they did not get to experience a time when things were not so bad; austerity, scarcity, and misery are all they know. Many of them are now abroad.
    • Pandemic: all children born during the pandemic. This includes my other niece.
      • They are still too young to say what their character is like. Most are children of Venezuelans who went abroad, so their idea of what the country is like, if they are still abroad, is influenced by their parents and the media.

    (needles to say, I'm not a sociologist or anything. All this comes from pure observation)
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  • Need to eat, need to drink, need to pee, need to play, need to do, need to create, need to live.

    It's always needs.

    (at least for me)

  • With Amino having shut down — could the Fediverse be a good alternative?

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  • I know. What I said was more aimed at focusing any efforts to promote the proliferation of fandoms in the fediverse on creating a good image of it for that purpose, rather than creating more projects that may not have the desired acceptance and reach.

  • With Amino having shut down — could the Fediverse be a good alternative?

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  • While on a technical level, the fediverse is entirely capable of something similar to Amino, and a platform could be created that replicates its functionality 1:1, I believe the main problem is one of image.

    On the outside, the fediverse is seen as an overly "nerd-centric" place, a place where "they only talk about Linux, FOSS," and "nerdy" things in general. And it's often the discussions around those topics that seem to have the most visibility around here, while the few communities about hobbies and fandoms that you can find have mostly modest to low interaction.

    The thing is, no one likes to feel like they're talking to themselves. That's why many artists and people immersed in their fandoms gravitate to places like BlueSky or Tumblr, or don't want to leave a cesspool like Twitter, even with their more hostile environments towards them: they have the perception that in those places they will have more opportunity to interact, whether that perception is unfounded or not.

    If one create a platform like Amino, for fandoms and communities, I think the technical aspects are the least important thing. One have to create an image of an environment that is attractive and enjoyable so that people who are not so interested in technology will want to join.

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    Are the majority Venezuelans actually happy trump just stole their president?

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  • But... Why Miami? Why doing that to yourself? Detroit is a better option even.

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    Are the majority Venezuelans actually happy trump just stole their president?

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  • Absolutely

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    you do what you eat or something idk

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  • For me, analyzing the things I like and talking about them has helped me appreciate them and enjoy them even more. I really love writing, so I got into the habit of writing about it on my Mastodon account, for no one in particular other than myself.

    However, what has changed my life for the better the most was overcoming my cringe and starting to write and publish my first fan fiction, which had been in my head for years. It has given me a sense of purpose and motivation that are uniquely mine and have helped me regain confidence in my abilities, because on the one hand, I really like what I write, and on the other, a lot of people seem to like it too!

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    Venezuelans, how ecstatic are you that the great benevolent untied states of america has come to your rescue and saved you from the dictator you installed?

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