ooh, reduce me to nothingness, yes, yes!
@notreesnoneever.blacksky.app
musician/artist
debut album: notreesnoneever.bandcamp.com
my shop is the face i front / i'm real when i shop my face
doing something, anything else
(they/them)
debut album: notreesnoneever.bandcamp.com
my shop is the face i front / i'm real when i shop my face
doing something, anything else
(they/them)
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How do you think an adult being nannied against their will affects the user experience 🖕
Your job isn't to tone police or hide discussion, it's to put up a bulletin board that other people can post to. "It doesn't break the rules we just don't like it!" is an on-the-surface evil thing to think.
Your job isn't to tone police or hide discussion, it's to put up a bulletin board that other people can post to. "It doesn't break the rules we just don't like it!" is an on-the-surface evil thing to think.
January 30, 2026 at 3:43 PM
How do you think an adult being nannied against their will affects the user experience 🖕
Your job isn't to tone police or hide discussion, it's to put up a bulletin board that other people can post to. "It doesn't break the rules we just don't like it!" is an on-the-surface evil thing to think.
Your job isn't to tone police or hide discussion, it's to put up a bulletin board that other people can post to. "It doesn't break the rules we just don't like it!" is an on-the-surface evil thing to think.
You deserve the time/space you need to emotionally regulate. Hope you are able to take some for yourself!
January 30, 2026 at 3:29 PM
You deserve the time/space you need to emotionally regulate. Hope you are able to take some for yourself!
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It is totally fine for people who have been harmed to hear an apology and refuse to accept it. To acknowledge it and never trust the person saying it. To expect more than words. Get comfortable with the uncomfortable because the real world does not function like a sitcom.
January 26, 2026 at 2:19 PM
It is totally fine for people who have been harmed to hear an apology and refuse to accept it. To acknowledge it and never trust the person saying it. To expect more than words. Get comfortable with the uncomfortable because the real world does not function like a sitcom.