[They/Them] Streamer, Writer, TTRPG player, chainmail maker. twitch@Voidcatgaming - Ao3@Senket
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every scifi writer: in 2025 the machines are smarter than anyone thinks they are
real-life 2025 horror: everyone thinks the machines are smarter than they are
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@paintedlight1 @apricity-writes you did eventually get me, the soundtrack is in my head at all times
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Angst Prompt List
“I didn’t want to hurt you. But I also couldn’t stop.”
“Just let me go. Please, I want to leave.”
“Pushing me away will not help you.”
“I don’t feel safe with you anymore.”
“Did you really believe I cared for you?”
“You deserved everything that happened to you.”
“I know you don’t want to do this. But I’m afraid you must.”
“You can’t even see how much you hurt me.”
“Stop giving me hope. It hurts so much more.”
“Our forever seems to have been short-lived.”
“I’m done. Do whatever you want, but do it without me.”
“Stop trying to make it up to me, you can’t!”
“Ignoring the problems will not make them go away.”
“How could I ever trust you again after this?”
“You’re not deserving of me.”
“I thought we were friends!”
“It was all just a sick game to you!”
“Why would you want to hurt me like this?”
“They told me not to trust you, but I didn’t listen.”
“Will you at least tell me why?”
“I’m sorry, but I had to.”
“Did you really never see it coming?”
“I wouldn’t call myself a traitor. I just look out for myself.”
“You’re so naive, it’s almost adorable.”
“How could you do this to me?”
“I must be a great actor if you believed me that easily.”
“You’re the last person, I would have thought could betray me.”
“Next time think twice before you trust someone so completely.” “Oh believe me, I will.”
“I always told you that you’re too naive for this world.”
“What kind of person could look me straight in the eye and lie to me, just to stab me in the back, the second I let my guard down?”
“I hope I could teach you a useful life lesson.”
“You… why did it have to be you?!”
“I almost hate doing this to you. But not really.”
“You lied to me! You lied to me over and over and over again!”
“How could I ever believe another word you tell me?”
“I won’t be able to buy you that ring, but I can buy you enough time to get out of there.”
“You can’t hold them off alone!” “Not forever. But for now.”
“Is there any plan in your brilliant head that doesn’t involve one of us as a sacrifice?”
“We can’t kill them! You will also die with them!” “Dying a hero would suit me well, I think.”
“It’s ok. I will be fine. You need to go now.”
“Everyone or no one! None of us will just be left behind.”
“I don’t want to hear another word from you. You will not sacrifice yourself for this!”
“It’s me or you. And in this case, we need you more than me.”
“Don’t even think about it!” “I need to do this!”
“We won’t make it both. We got to choose.”
“I guess one of us has to die a heroic death.” “Don’t be so dramatic.”
“So this is probably the end for me. One kiss for a selfless man?”
“No sacrificing bullshit! It’s you and I together, remember?”
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Whoever wrote this, slayed so hard with all these statements, truer words have never been spoken
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Online training to protect your workplace against ICE.
From the email:
Our government is supposed to respond to us, not attack us. What’s happening at the national level is horrific. From deportation flights to open threats against immigrants and civil rights, federal actors are working overtime to put our communities in harm’s way. But we don’t have to wait on D.C. to protect our people.
All across the country, everyday people are organizing their cities, counties, and councils to cut ICE off. We’re shutting down local cooperation, ending contracts for ICE, stopping contractors working for ICE, building rapid response, and turning public institutions into zones of safety. This is how we fight back. We’re in Rolling Stone and The New York Times talking about ICE defense work; in Food & Wine and Hotel Dive talking about Fourth Amendment Workplaces, and our Avelo fight is in the Huffington Post and others. But telling a new story isn’t our only goal - we’re building local and collective power.
And we want to train you to do it too in your local neighborhood. Here’s what we’ll offering across the coming weeks to support local power:
Ensuring workers and workplaces know their rights
Building up your community’s rapid response and organizing capacity
Ways to target corporations complicit in ICE’s horrors
We don’t need to wait for Congress to act or to feel helpless. We can stop ICE from terrorizing our communities at the local level when we rise in defense of each other.
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Schwarzenegger winning seemed like the most embarrassing thing that would ever happen in politics at the time and now he’s to the left of every elected Republican and a few Democrats and just makes videos going “young men, my fadda was a Nazi and he was a contemptible loosah”
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Quick i need a gamer drink that isnt gamer girl bathwater or gamer fuel because i cant get either of those in canada
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