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Blender Scene Creator Masterlist

SLFJ Creative

Simunderstood

Estate Architecture

Byul

Arkitektura De Bella

My Sims World

Architecture Sims

nugg3t

AFJ Project

Oh! My Scenes

House of Greenwood

Estrella

Dandelion

Lunare

XXX Tigger

Teresaft

Empire Scenes

Sweet Bunny

Loretto

Valerie Song

Fatal Rose Creations

Ongoing WIP. If you're a blender scene creator (with free scenes) send me an ask with your link and I'll add you!

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Hello Rin,

thank you for every writing tip you have shared on this plattform. We can see that you put a lot of love and thought into every article.

I hope this question wasn't already asked... Do you have any writing tips on writing fighting scenes ? Like with a sword or close combat fightings? If you already have answer it, I don't mind just having the links. Wishing you a nice day.

oh my god, first of all thank you that is so kind?? i always wonder if my unhinged rambling posts are just void-screaming or if people actually find them useful, so this means the world. thank you.

and secondly you're in luck because i have SO MANY thoughts about fight scenes (specifically grounded, close combat ones.)

i don't think i actually made a post, but i do remember getting a few questions about this but me being a procrastinator i haven't answered yet. so hopefully this post does me some justice. i'll drop my biggest tips below and maybe do a full post soon if tumblr doesn't eat me first.

basics first:

i cannot stress this enough: a good fight scene is never JUST about the choreography. you have to take characters, emotion and of course consequences into account. you are not writing a marvel movie. you're writing a moment that has meaning (for your book)

a few questions to ask yourself:

what does the character(s) want in this fight?

what do they stand to lose (besides blood and violence)

are they trying to survive? win? delay someone? impress someone? hide something?

ALWAYS know the goal. once you know that, then you can go for the cool stuff.

sword fighting tips (you're gonna need these)

distance = tension. don't think swords are only clash clash stab. footwork, spacing, baiting the opponent are all a part of sword fighting. try to have your characters circle, lunge, feint. use the space (i'll make a post listing vocabulary for fight scenes)

research about blades. a rapier fight moves very differently than a longsword brawl. daggers are close and dirty, a bit more intentional. but make it feel like a choice, not just vibes. try to think about your characters and what sword they'd use, and think about why, and about their opponent.

defensive moments reveal character. does your MC block? dodge? parry? flinch? get scratched because they're stubborn and refuse to back up? every motion should say something about them, get intentional about their movements, and try to show more than tell.

mention the weight. the sweat. the off-hand, the boot scuff. one-handed swords get heavy fast. two-handed weapons leave you exposed. details >> flash. details always.

hand-to-hand combat tips and advice

real fights are fast, messy and ugly. no one's doing spin kicks unless they trained. someone's gonna bite, or elbow, or slam a knee where it hurts. don't try to be cinematic, be brutal, realistic.

momentum matters. a strong punch means overcommitting your shoulder. that leaves your ribs open. writing combat is basically newton's laws + spicy emotion.

try to keep your sentence tight. short sentences feel fast, choppy and sudden. use that to your advantage as a writer, then when the fight slows or if there's a pause, then lengthen the prose. contrast = tension.

DO NOT, and i literally mean DO NOT describe every move. please for the love of story pacing. show us the fight through feel, and reaction. not a second-by-second log!!

example: "He swung. She ducked, too slow. Pain cracked across her cheekbone. Blood, again. Always Blood."

thats 1000x better than this:

"He lifted his right fist and brought it across in a wide arc toward her left cheek. She tried to duck but the fist connected with her face... and blah blah blah"

i'm sure you get it.

little hack i use with fighting scenes

try to write the same fight twice. once from each POV. characters notice different things, their focus shifts, their reactions diverge, etc. it's a goldmine for understanding their psyche, then weave it all together in your final scene.

also? use fights to foreshadow relationships. who protects who. who hesitates. who goes too far, and my favorite; who betrayed who.

I HOPE THIS HELPS!! i love writing fight scenes bc they are peak "show not tell" and honestly? you learn a lot about your characters when they're cornered and pissed and desperate.

if you ever need a breakdown of knife fighting choreography based on vibes and character class, just say the word. i'll be feral in five (lol)

-rin t.

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Hello! Hope you have been well :D

I was just wondering if you were able to explain or show on how you set up your sims 4 lighting in Blender? They look insanely good!

Thankyou! <3

Hi Anon! Hope you’ve been well too ^.^ Basically, I use 3 lights — you can check them out with this link: my original light setting

But these days, I’ve been setting things up a bit differently! First, I use an HDRI to create the base lighting. Then I add two more lights: – one back light (Point), and – one side-reflecting light (Area). ++ and for Color Management in Render Properties, I use the settings shown in the screenshot below! (no Filmic, I think Standard is the best..)

So in total, I use 2 lights + the HDRI. You can download the HDRI background for free from this link!

ㄴ Here’s what my rendering screen looks like — pretty simple 😅

ㄴCompletion : HDRI + Back light + Side-reflecting light + Edits ..

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a list of 100+ buildings to put in your fantasy town

academy

adventurer's guild

alchemist

apiary

apothecary

aquarium

armory

art gallery

bakery

bank

barber

barracks

bathhouse

blacksmith

boathouse

book store

bookbinder

botanical garden

brothel

butcher

carpenter

cartographer

casino

castle

cobbler

coffee shop

council chamber

court house

crypt for the noble family

dentist

distillery

docks

dovecot

dyer

embassy

farmer's market

fighting pit

fishmonger

fortune teller

gallows

gatehouse

general store

graveyard

greenhouses

guard post

guildhall

gymnasium

haberdashery

haunted house

hedge maze

herbalist

hospice

hospital

house for sale

inn

jail

jeweller

kindergarten

leatherworker

library

locksmith

mail courier

manor house

market

mayor's house

monastery

morgue

museum

music shop

observatory

orchard

orphanage

outhouse

paper maker

pawnshop

pet shop

potion shop

potter

printmaker

quest board

residence

restricted zone

sawmill

school

scribe

sewer entrance

sheriff's office

shrine

silversmith

spa

speakeasy

spice merchant

sports stadium

stables

street market

tailor

tannery

tavern

tax collector

tea house

temple

textile shop

theatre

thieves guild

thrift store

tinker's workshop

town crier post

town square

townhall

toy store

trinket shop

warehouse

watchtower

water mill

weaver

well

windmill

wishing well

wizard tower

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I Heard That Set

12 New Ears for every Occult Need! These ARE NOT Presets.

(Individual Item pics below cut)

YOU NEED CMAR'S No Ears MOD! Find HERE

ALL Items:

Located in OCCULT CHEEK RIGHT

Earring Compatible

Base Game Compatible

All LODS

Custom Thumbnails

Unisex / T-E / Occult Enabled

Disallowed for RDM

DOWNLOAD: Patreon / SFS (FREE / NO ADS / NO JOIN)

(Individual Ears ONLY on SFS) (Zip & MERGED available)

If these DO NOT show up in your game, it's due to it being in the RECENT UPDATE of the game. (I Had EA App issues)

ty to other cc creators used in this post!

Again, ALL are found in OCCULT Right CHEEK!

@alwaysfreecc

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Writing Ideas: Magical & Mystic Locations

Abyssal Depths: The deepest, darkest, and most treacherous part of the abyss.

Ancient Observatory: A centuries-old observatory with mystical stargazing abilities.

Astral Observatory: A tower where seers gaze into the astral plane.

Celestial Gauntlet: A place connecting different celestial realms.

Celestial Realm: A realm bathed in divine light and inhabited by celestial beings.

Clockwork Village: A community where clockwork automatons coexist with magic.

Cloud Castle: A fortress floating amidst the clouds, home to skyward adventurers.

Cloud City: A metropolis suspended in the clouds accessible by airships.

Cosmic Wormhole: A portal to the far reaches of the cosmos and beyond.

Crystal Caves: A labyrinthine system of caves adorned with luminescent crystals.

Crystal Coast: A stunning coastline adorned with iridescent gemstones.

Crystal Spire: A towering spire made of crystalline material.

Crystalline Caverns: A series of interconnected caverns adorned with shining crystals.

Cursed Swamp: A creepy swamp home to cursed beings.

Dark Abyss: A seemingly bottomless chasm shrouded in darkness.

Dragon's Lair: A cavernous home to a colossal, slumbering dragon.

Dragon's Nest: A safe haven for dragon eggs and their young.

Dragon's Roost: A mountaintop lair where dragons dwell and guard their hoard.

Dream Realm: A surreal realm where dreams come to life.

Dreamcatcher Grove: A grove where dreamcatchers capture and store dreams.

Dreamcatcher Trees: Trees where dreamcatchers grow, capturing the dreams of the forest.

Dwarven Mines: Underground tunnels where dwarves mine precious gemstones.

Elemental Plane: A realm where the elements take on sentient forms and powers.

Elemental Portal: A convergence point for elemental forces and magic.

Elemental Sanctuary: A sanctuary where elemental beings find refuge.

Elven Enclave: A secluded and mystical enclave of elven culture.

Elven Kingdom: An elegant realm ruled by noble and immortal elves.

Enchanted Forest: A sprawling woodland where trees whisper ancient secrets.

Enchanted Garden: A flourishing garden filled with magical, sentient plants.

Enchanted Tides: A coastal area where the tides are influenced by magic.

Enchanted Treetops: Canopy of an enchanted forest where treetop dwellings are built.

Enchanted Waterfall: A waterfall with the power to purify and heal.

Eternal Garden: A garden where time has no effect.

Ethereal Castle: A castle that materializes and dematerializes in the ethereal plane.

Fairy Ring: A circle of mushrooms where fairies gather to dance and celebrate.

Fairy Village: A charming settlement inhabited by tiny, mischievous fairies.

Fire Elemental Forge: A forge where fire elementals craft fiery weapons.

Firefly Forest: A forest where fireflies light up the night with their glow.

Floating Islands: A realm of floating landmasses suspended in the sky.

Floating Gardens: Gardens suspended in the sky, nurtured by air and magic.

Forbidden Tomb: A tomb filled with ancient curses, traps, and treasures.

Forgotten Ruins: Crumbling remains of a once-great civilization.

Ghost Ship: A spectral vessel crewed by ghostly sailors sailing eternally.

Gnome Workshop: A bustling factory where gnomes invent fantastical gadgets.

Gnomish Workshop: A lively workshop where gnomes tinker with fantastic inventions.

Goblin Kingdom: A mischievous kingdom ruled by cunning goblin royalty.

Goblin Market: A chaotic bazaar run by cunning goblins selling magical wares.

Goblin Tunnels: A network of underground tunnels and caverns inhabited by goblins.

Haunted Castle: A spectral fortress filled with restless, ghostly inhabitants.

Haunted Manor: A mansion haunted by restless spirits and poltergeists.

Haunted Marsh: A desolate and ghostly marshland.

Haunted Sea Passage: A narrow sea passage known for its eerie, haunting sounds.

Hidden Valley: A secluded valley with a serene and mystical ambiance.

Hidden Waterfall: A secluded cascade concealed behind a shimmering veil of illusion.

Hidden Waterways: Subterranean rivers and water passages hidden from sight.

Ice Palace: A palace made of ice and snow.

Isle of Echoes: An island known for echoing whispers and eerie sounds.

Labyrinth: A maze filled with twists, turns, and perplexing puzzles.

Lost Oasis: An oasis hidden deep within a desert, holding hidden wonders.

Lost Shipwreck: The remnants of a ship lost to time, holding forgotten treasures.

Lost Temple: An ancient temple concealed in a dense jungle, holding untold treasures.

Magic Bazaar: A marketplace overflowing with enchanted trinkets and artifacts.

Magical Market: A bustling market where magical goods and creatures are sold.

Mermaid Lagoon: A vibrant underwater lagoon inhabited by merfolk.

Monolith Structure: A monolithic black structure with mysterious powers.

Moonlit Grotto: A subterranean cavern bathed in the ethereal light of the moon.

Moonstone Quarry: A quarry where precious moonstones are harvested.

Mysterious Well: A well said to reveal glimpses of the past and future to those who peer into it.

Mystic Library: A vast repository of otherworldly knowledge guarded by sentient books.

Mythical Mountain: A towering peak said to be the home of mythical creatures.

Nightmare Realm: A nightmarish dimension where fears and terrors manifest.

Pirate Cove: A hidden haven for swashbuckling pirates and their treasure.

Rainbow Bridge: A radiant arch connecting different realms.

Serene Glade: A serene glade where the boundary between realms is thin.

Shadowy Forest: A forest cloaked in eternal night and inhabited by shadowy creatures.

Shifting Sands Dunes: A desert where the sands are in constant motion, hiding ancient relics.

Sorcerer's Tower: A towering structure where a powerful sorcerer resides.

Space Nexus: A place in the stars where all galaxies converge.

Spirit Sanctuary: A haven where spirits of the departed find peace and rest.

Starfall Lake: A serene lake under a constant meteor shower.

Stargazing Grove: A tranquil grove illuminated by the light of countless stars.

Stargazing Ridge: A ridge that experiences frequent meteor showers.

Steampunk Airship: A fantastical flying vessel powered by steam and gears.

Steampunk City: A technologically advanced city with a Victorian aesthetic.

Sunken Ruins: The remnants of a once-mighty civilization beneath the sea.

Timeless Realm: A place where time stands still, frozen in eternal beauty.

Time-Warp Tavern: A tavern where time travelers gather to swap tales.

Troll Bridge: A bridge guarded by trolls, demanding a toll from travelers.

Underwater City: An illuminated metropolis beneath the ocean's depths.

Underworld: A realm ruled by dark deities and inhabited by the deceased.

Underworld Abyss: A chasm leading to the deepest, darkest depths of the underworld.

Underworld Citadel: A citadel deep within the underworld, home to dark powers.

Unicorn Meadows: Fields where graceful unicorns roam freely.

Vampire Castle: A foreboding castle inhabited by ancient vampire lords.

Whispering Pines: A tranquil forest where the pine trees whisper secrets.

Witch's Cauldron Room: A room with a bubbling cauldron said to grant potent magical brews.

Witch's Cottage: A crooked, mysterious dwelling surrounded by enchanted herbs.

Witch's Labyrinth: A twisting maze filled with magical traps and challenges.

Wizard's Academy: A prestigious school of magic where wizards are trained.

Wonderland: A surreal landscape filled with whimsical and absurd wonders.

Source ⚜ More: Notes & References ⚜ Writing Resources PDFs

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What to Give a Sh*t About While Editing Your Book

↳ Emotional Impact

Ask yourself: Do I actually feel something here? If a scene is technically “well-written” but emotionally flat, it’s dead weight. Your readers won’t remember your clever metaphors, but they’ll remember the way a quiet line of dialogue made their stomach drop. So yeah—give a sh*t about that.

↳ Character Motivation That Actually Makes Sense

If your characters are making decisions just because the plot needs them to… we’ve got a problem. In edits, zoom in on their choices. Are they acting like real, flawed, complex humans? Or puppets? Edit until their actions make you nod and go, “Yep. That’s exactly what that little disaster would do.”

↳ Cutting the “Almost Good” Stuff

This hurts, but it’s necessary. Some lines are nice. Pretty. Kind of smart. But if they’re not serving the story, they’ve got to go. Save them in a “kill darlings” file. Grieve if needed. But don’t let “kinda good” block the greatness trying to come through.

↳ Scene Purpose

Every scene needs to earn its place like it’s paying rent. Does it move the plot? Deepen character? Build tension? Ideally, two out of three. If the answer is “it’s vibes,” that might work for a paragraph—but not for 3,000 words. Cut. Condense. Clarify. Your future reader will thank you.

↳ Pacing That Doesn’t Bore People to Death

Look, I love a moody slow burn too. But if your story crawls for 50 pages without conflict, tension, or curiosity—your reader will ghost you. Read your scenes out loud. If you’re zoning out? So will they. Tighten that sh*t up.

↳ Dialogue That Sounds Like Real People (and Not AI)

If your characters sound like they're reading from a very polite script, it’s time to rewrite. Interruptions, unfinished thoughts, weird little phrases—those are gold. Make it messy. Make it sound like how people actually talk when they’re nervous, angry, or halfway in love and lying about it.

↳ Themes You Accidentally Nailed (and Can Now Strengthen)

Themes tend to sneak in while you’re drafting. During edits? Time to spotlight them. Don’t slap it on with a neon sign—but do lean into the emotional throughline you already created. It’s probably smarter and more beautiful than you gave yourself credit for.

↳ Your Voice

Don’t edit your weird out. Editing is for clarity, not sanding down your style until it sounds like generic internet writing. Keep the voicey bits. The odd metaphors. The lines that sound exactly like you. That’s what readers fall in love with—not perfection.

↳ Trusting That You’ll Need Multiple Rounds

This isn’t one-and-done. Your second draft will suck differently than your first. Your third might suck less, but still suck. That’s fine. It’s part of the process. What matters is that each time, it gets sharper, truer, and more you.

↳ Not Quitting Halfway Through Just Because It’s Hard

Editing is hard. But you’ve already done the impossible: you wrote a damn book. That’s massive. Now you’re just sculpting it. Don’t give up because it’s messy. Don’t panic because it’s not “there” yet. Keep showing up. Even if it’s just one scene at a time. Even if you’re crying into your tea. Especially then.

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BG3 Virtual Photography Supplement: Mods and Resources

Here's some popular and useful mods I use for virtual photography! I will try to update this as I find more.

Tools

EasyCheat - Teleport to locations near and far, summon armor and items for your characters, clean the dirt off. All at the press of a button!

Lighty Lights - An incredible tool but terribly finicky. Actively being worked on.

Native Camera Tweaks - A Native Mod that allows you to unlock the camera pitch and zoom in and out of combat. It's handy for photo stuff but generally useful.

WASD Character Movement - another Native mod for WASD movement. More precise placement of characters in the field.

Remove Broken Objects - can help clean up sets.

Scribe Object Inspector and Event Logging - sometimes you need to find the IDs of objects in the game. This is an easy way to do it.

Polyamory Mod - can be useful for flag checking but I haven't used it recently. But it may have use for some.

Characters

Full Custom Companions (Hirelings) - have full custom control over hirelings. Great if you wanna add more Tavs to your shots! Have done family portraits for my Tav's family this way, it's so fun!

Recruit any NPC - Make an NPC a playable character. Can be really handy sometimes if you don't wanna do code transformations.

Appearance Edit Enhanced - if you're not using this already, you should be. Modify your characters at any time. Works great with the Custom Hirelings mod.

Transmogs and Spelltheft - identity theft! Another mod that lets you copy the appearance of characters. There was some special case scenario that I used an old version of this but I don't recall what that is anymore. Listing it here anyway.

Effects

Pretty Particles - I've only used this once but if you combine it with Depth of Field, you can use it to get some really pretty bokeh effects. Also, blood and sweat in varying degrees/combinations.

No Annoying VFX - a series of mods that will remove the effects that you may not want for a shot. Like casting glows, glowing armor, UI indicators, among other things.

Posing

Hugs - Hug your companions!! Great for a quick and cute hug that doesn't require any coding.

Kisses - Kiss your companions using anybody animations! For best results cast the spells on a body type that matches up.

Replayable Romance Scenes - what it says on the tin. Romance scenes playable through casting a spell. These cutscenes play in new locations.

Stay Still In Camp and Play Idle Animations Everywhere - basically what it says. Once you switch from a companion to Tav, they won't run back to their tent. They also have some idle animations that are new.

Sit Happens - spawn chairs to sit!

Emotes - Poses and Toggle Walk - TONS of poses to use in the open world. Extremely useful for non-cinematic shots.

Cutscenes

Cut Scene Edits for Better Screenshots - A mod by Moxi that allows for cutscenes to be modified slightly - including forced clothing when you want something custom (shirtless Astarion, for example), removing Karlach's glow from her cutscene, among other things. Take a read through.

Musical Instrument Yeet - Sometimes the instruments pop up in a kiss cutscene and it is really distracting. Remove them with this!

Resources

Moxi's Research Directory - TONS of resources for finding character UUIDs, some copy-pastes ready to modify for scenes, cool locations like Private Camp Rooms and how to get there, Teleport commands. HANDY!

Google Spreadsheet of Tags - for scripting purposes.

Google Spreadsheet of Dialogue Lines - for finding cutscenes you want to script and play.

A few useful ScriptExtender commands.

An In Depth list of Osiris Commands - for advanced use.

LaughingLeader's list of Osiris Commands - another resource for commands.

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TOXIC JEANS

i saw a video of ella from meovv wearing a pair of jeans with sweatpants underneath (or combined ??) and i thought they looked cool + thanks to businesses and whatever it's called i could make them! yay

16 swatches

base game compatible

teen - elder (fem frame)

correct maps. etc

no randoms

DOWNLOAD FREE @ Patreon or Simfileshare

+ ☕️ support me on kofi

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juliet hair

hat compatible

25 swatches

avaliable for female alt download: simsfileshare

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Character Sheets and character creation →

When creating a character, there’s a lot of questions you ask yourself. Whether it’s an original character or one you’ve been playing for a long time, using a character sheet to get to know your character better can always be a nice idea. With it’s help, you’ll be able to think about things you didn’t necesarily thought about, and ask some important questions to yourself that might activate your character’s voice, or help you to get your muse back with them. Everyone has their favorite character sheets, some people prefer to have a lot of questions, some others like it a bit more vague, so here’s a masterlist of the character sheets I found on various websites and found quite interesting, plus some other things that could be used to help you see, for example, how other character view yours. 

Blank Character Sheet (+370 Questions)

Abridged Character Sheet (100 Questions)

Big-Ass Character Sheet

Character Creation Form

Character Sheet by Jody Hedlund

Creating a character Bio Sheet

Character Analysis Worksheet

100 Character Development questions for writers

Create a Character Profile

Character Development Worksheet

Original Character Bio-Sheet

Character Chart for Fiction Writers

A Character Chart By Charlotte Dillon

Fiction Writer’s Character Chart

Detailed Character Sheet

Character Sheet Template

Character Twenty-Question Worksheet

In-Depth Character Sheet

Character Worksheet

Character Interview Sheet (First Person)

Background Questionnaire (First Person)

Characters Perceptions (How do other people perceive your character?)

With these sheets, you could also try to find your character’s Jung and Enneagram Type or use the Moral Alignment tool. All of these things can be really useful to get a better grip on a character.

Then, if you’re trying to create a character, and do not have many ideas, or get stuck, I’d suggest for you to roam around TVTropes, which gives you a lot of tropes used for character creation. Maybe you could try to mix a few of these and create an original character?

Or, if you’re a skillful writer and know how to make your character different from another, make a list of characters in fiction you happen to find interesting and why. Try to keep it short. Then, maybe, try to mix and match things from two or three characters, take a character and change their backstory, to see what would change. Play with them to inspire yourself and create something new, original and truly yours.

Oh, and here’s a little guide to Mary-Sues and OCs, just in case you want to make sure your character isn’t going to become a Mary-Sue or a Gary-Stu

And last but not least, this article about building fictional character definitely seemed interesting to me, and is full of many other links that could guide you during the creating of your character and help you file one of these sheets.

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Recolour - Trillyke's Viola Dress

Today I present to you a recolour of @trillyke beautiful Viola Dress

the mesh is INCLUDED thanks to their tou <3

70 swatches being from mothz pattern pack , tiny florals and some of my own strawberry patterns

download here on PATREON always freeeeeeeeeeee

yes u read it right, i made a patreon!!!!! some notes on that:

as a simmer i have always prefered download from patreon bc you dont need to open a bunch of tabs when there is more than one file and you can browse the creator's stuff directly from there too

i used simsfileshare for a long time and its just getting so full and messy bc i upload random stuff like sims and etc

im a student and do these thingies as a hobbie and sometimes tips could really help

my stuff will be always FREE with no early acess or monthly tiers bc i would feel guilty asking money for things like that and i dont trust myself to upload nice things every month so yeah

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And they still insist we shouldn't draw comparisons to the Holocaust

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FUNDRAISER LINK HERE

please give anything you are able for my friend Omar and his family from Gaza. they lost their home to the zionist army's bombing and had to relocate to a school-turned-shelter that was also threatened by the occupation forces, and had to relocate again, now to just a tent. they have been living out of a tent this whole winter. please help and share

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Support Al-Afia's Recovery

Current progress: $3,785/$60,000

This campaign has been shared by Sara (@/bsonblast).

Al-Afia was involved in a traffic accident that severely damaged her foot, leaving her with painful fractures and deformities. The treatment she has received so far has not succeeded in improving her condition. Her foot gas stopped growing completely and now Al-Afia requires specialized care and rehabilitation. Al-Afia is only 13 years old and she risks losing her foot if her family cannot afford to travel outside of Sudan to get her the care she needs.

Please support Al-Afia's family in their evacuation and seeking treatment for her. Your contribution and shares will help bring them closer to their goal.

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Hey here's some free Sims games. Don't pay for digital media in this economy.

Sims 1

Sims 2

Sims 3

Sims 4

Here is also all non-PC sims games. As well as links to a variety of emulators:

PS2

PS3

XBOX

XBOX 360

PSP

DS

Wii

GameCube

Game Boy Advance/Other emulator