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Aftermath in Red 'The city burned once, now we got a city to burn twice' Prints | Ko-Fi | Patreon | Bluesky

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If you're in the US military or National Guard, and are given an illegal or unconstitutional order, the GI Rights hotline (1-877-447-4487) is there to help give you the support you need to do the right thing by refusing it. It would be good to think about this now before it becomes a live issue for you and it would be smart of you to memorize that number.

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It's done! You can find the Absolutely Ripping It Up pack here.

Tear your artwork. Decay it. Blast a giant hole into it. Go nuts. Note that these are compatible only with Clip Studio!

here’s 200+ freebie brushes | and my brush tag is here ✨

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The Disco Elysium Wiki Project is officially open to the public!

We're officially open to public contributions on our host, wiki.gg. You may notice that some pages are not finished, or that some may need a fresh coat of paint. If you're interested in tidying up those pages, then please consider signing up for a wiki.gg account and making the edits you'd like.

We have guidelines for posting and some other useful things like templates in our sidebar. We also have a link to our Discord on the sidebar and the front page, which I highly recommend joining if you have any questions, comments or concerns.

We do not have any affiliation with the Disco Elysium wiki on Fandom. As such, all of our articles are written from scratch; sourcing, certain graphics and coding were all done by the team who had assisted during onboarding.

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revolutionary letter #26 by Diane Di Prima

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fuck 4chan

fuck twitter

fuck reddit

fuck tumblr

and fuck you

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“Happiness is pretty simple: someone to love, something to do, something to look forward to.”

— Rita Mae Brown

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on shame and yearning (pt.2)

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bless you for your business!

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Haha it’s funny because it’s true..

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Just a few more hours

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Hey, look at me. Look at me. I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: you need to condition yourself to being okay with being inconvenienced by things. The first time I spoke about this I meant it in a mental health way- it is good to go out to the store and see people versus just ordering alone at home- but there is another more pressing societal issue you should be more concerned about as well.

Any service you rely on for convenience can be weaponized against you the moment you begin to rely on it. Streaming used to be a cheap and convenient way to see movies at home. It is now exorbitantly expensive, you need multiple accounts just to get what you want, and any of those movies can be taken from you at any time. And unless you have gotten used to going through the “inconvenience” of owning physical media, you can do nothing about it. Same goes for buying things on Amazon. Same goes for any service like DoorDash etc. These companies WANT you to be reliant on them for convenience so they can do whatever they want to you because, well, what else are you gonna do?

Same thing goes for the uptick in AI. If you train yourself to become reliant on AI for doing basic things, you will be taken advantage of. It is only a matter of a couple years before there are no free AI services. Not only that, but in the usage of AI’s case, it is robbing you of valuable skills that you need to curate that you will be helpless without the moment the AI companies drive in the knife the way they have done with streaming. Delivery. Cable. Internet. Etc. It will happen to AI too. And if you are not practicing skills such as. Writing. You are not only going to be at the mercy of AI companies in the digital world, but you are going to be extremely easy to take advantage of in real life too.

I am begging you to let go of learned helplessness. I am begging you to stop letting these companies TEACH you helplessness. Do something like learn to pirate. It is way more inconvenient at the beginning, but once you know how, it is one less way companies can take advantage of you. Garden. Go to the thrift store (older clothes hold up better anyway). These things take more time and effort, yes, but using time and effort are muscles you need to stretch to keep yourself from being flattened under the weight of our capitalist hellscape.

Inconvenience yourself. Please. Start with only the ways you are able. Do a little bit at a time. But do something.

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