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Hey so I kinda beat the final boss of Bloodborne’s Old Hunters DLC, the Orphan of Kos, on my first try? Clip’s too long for Tumblr so here’s a preview, lol.

Full video:

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if you have violent intrusive thoughts I love you. if you have sexual intrusive thoughts I love you. if you have bigoted intrusive thoughts I love you. you are not your thoughts and you are worthy of love and care and help and affection. you are not a monster you’re a person going through it and that’s okay

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🐱 Devon Rex

📸 Ewa Szulc

🎨 Chocolate Harlequin

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WAIT REALLY

HOW DID I MISS THAT

HOLY SHIT

They actually are doing it!

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i've had this stitchy gijinka wip sitting in my folders since last year and this dragon sitting in my sorting tab for way too long, so i'm just gonna throw this out at a reduced price.

get this weird doll for 1kg here!

SOLD thank you!

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So dry

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So dry

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Buying medication for a sick child, showing emotional support, helping them with tasks like laundy and things more than normal, taking their kids temperature, providing with cool rags for a fever, all of these things are normal and expected. Not every parent is mentally equipped to handle sickness well, which is still kind of neglect but a little different, BUT at least some of these things should be done by your parent.

Wait hang on I gotta check something. If neglect counts as abuse does that mean that when people get sick do their dads usually like care for them like on tv. Cause I just tend to be alone in my room for a few days like he fucks off

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A lot of people try to explain this without knowing anything about how voice synthesis works, so here's my breakdown on No, Hatsune Miku Is Not AI, And No, AI Voice Synthesis Is Not Bad.

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It feels like such an unpopular opinion these days but I'd much rather a story take a big swing and miss than just be a tepid, lightly-tread path. I'd much rather writers take big risks, play with expectations, subvert tropes and ultimately maybe fail a little bit than have this constant stream of content that can be summed up in trite soundbites or carved up into 30 second clips.

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A snake story, based on an experience I had while I was in Florida.

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hey man I found a piece of your soul stuck in the text messages of old friends you don’t speak to anymore. do you want it back