[…] but can never be truly free

Yeah okay, videos about people dying are immensely uncomfortable to watch, of course you have a (strong) reaction to it. Sorry they were being mean to you for having a normal reaction to a very uncomfortable topic.

Just out of curiosity, did they complain bc they heard you laugh or bc they saw you laugh? And also, if it’s no doxx, what made you laugh? I get that it’s not a humorous type of laughter but like why is it an issue? Laughing is a common reaction to uncomfortable situations, I don’t see why anyone should reprimand you for it.

Thank you love and I hope your day is good too!

I’m so happy to hear about that!! Take good care of yourself and I hope you can wear shoes soon and go to the beach again! Love you comrade, all the best

Absolutely by design, yes.

Life doesn’t have any meaning all by itself. The only thing that can give your life meaning is yourself. To do that, however, you need security and stability in your life, which is something you need to be able to afford. In our societies, we need to earn a lot of money for that to work. So I guess what I’m saying is that capitalism is the reason life has no meaning, and the only way to fix this is revolution.

I hope you got out alright

I’ve heard lots of good things about it! Its first person tho, and I get motion sickness from playing games like that

Did you mean: Owlter Wilds

It’s a miracle!

Stay strong <3 I believe in you

This is one of those moments where I’d love to have a “voice comment” option on hexbear until I remember how big of a doxx it’d be.

While the others already put links up, here’s an attempt at an explanation:

“Lieb” = leeb, like you said “Knecht” = also the German word for servant or farmhand, if you find a pronounciation for that one, you’ll just add it to Lieb. Now, pronunciation-wise, the K is hard, emphasized, very audible. The tricky part really is the CH. It’s not a K. In German, CH only is pronounced as a K if followed by an R. To make the CH sound, you do an aspirated H in the back of your throat, while you pull your tongue back and up close to your palate, then press the air out. It should sound similar to the hiss of a valve that isn’t shut entirely.

Hope that helps.

Happy to hear you’re doing better, and I hope you can get some solid sleep soon!

Idk comrade owl, but from what I’ve seen so far, I think we all really like owls. And people like @Dirt_Owl@hexbear.net keep us informed and interested in them

Al Jazeera is doing an enormous job for posterity (mostly), and maybe even for the off-chance of any of these monsters getting punished. I’m glad someone is doing it.

Yes!

Thank you love ❤️ but I’m okay now, recovery from such a crash doesn’t take long, about an hour in this case. I got lucky this time.

The thing about stress is really that it distorts your bodily perception, so much so that sometimes the warning signals aren’t the same. I usually don’t have headaches when my glucose crashes, but this time it felt like my head was about to explode. Normally, the first sign is instability in the lower legs, like they start shaking, and if I don’t catch that, I start sweating profusely, my tongue goes numb and I can’t form coherent thoughts or sentences. So yeah, I was really surprised when I woke up and realized I’d been knocked out by a crash.

I was told repeatedly by different people that LinkedIn was a good site to stay in contact with.

I made a LinkedIn account 3 times to give it another shot as both the jobcenter as well as trainers said it would be beneficial.

And I also deleted the third account I made after 3 months bc I sure as shit hate this site with my guts. Everything about it is toxic, from the fucking “headhunters” that just have to be bots to the job offers that aren’t even remotely related to the field I was searching for nor the field I studied in.