Snapai @Snapai@dragon.style

the idea of childhood being a burdensome, selfish, and disruptive stage of life is actually shitty capitalist/fascist propaganda trying to convince us that kids are bad because they do what they wanna do, feel what they wanna feel, say what they wanna say, and value fun and comfort and personal agency over productivity and servitude

You don't have to watch the news today.

I hate it when I crack a geode and there's a note inside that lists the time, place, and method of my death

Many no longer believe that a better world, as opposed to a better life, is possible, and the rhetoric of private well-being trumps public good, at least in the English-speaking world. And yet the yearning remains — all the riches piled up, the security gates and stock options, are only defenses against a world of insecurity and animosity, piecemeal solutions to a pervasive problem.

thinking about organizing my neighbors collectively to share the labor and the output of our backyard chickens, but then on the other hand, what if we had a disagreement over something, and someone then plotted a takeover of the governing board. it'd be a coop co-op coup

(honestly stop being scared of being "weird" and find things that make you happy in the world)

@Snapai

hello fellow teens let’s go hang out at the Ｃｏｌｏｓｓａｌ Ｐｉｌｌａｒ Ｏｆ Ｄｅｐｅｎｄｅｎｃｉｅｓ

do not bring debuggers

The werewolf held a pumpkin shaped bucket. In it's massive paws it appeared comically small .

"Twick o' tweat? Oh, um, and no chockit, pwease."

I looked up at their puppy eyes, just visible below my door frame.

Beside them, a vampire dressed as a cheerleader rolled his eyes; behind them both a barely corporeal ghost struggled to keep their sheet on.

"Is... a tummy rub a treat?"

The werewolf's tail knocked over all my jack-o-lanterns.

#TootFic #MicroFiction #Writing #TerylsTales #Paranormal

gender reveals have killed more people than antifa

Who is this Time Being, and why do people keep doing things for them?

its funny to me that people criticize the idea of central planning by saying "how would we know who deserves which job??" as if our current system of employers listing ridiculous job requirements and then lying on your resume to get potential employers to actually notice you and then doing a performative interview with CEO Hobson Dugnutt III who inherited the business from his grandpa is somehow meritocratic and efficient