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• Post #4002173

  Couldn't control myself and just ate a Toblerone... (I was so hungry ...) and... It's night. Not the best decision to eat one of those. Ugh, my belly is 😒 and shouting "You fool" - in a cute way, but still. I get the message.

• Post #4002058

  Last monday, I went out to try and take a few pictures with my new camera. This is one of them. A busy street and a woman and her child riding a bike. I cropped the image a bit since I wanted a square format for a change. I'm just a beginner with these things, so I'm figuring things out. I have next to no technical knowledge, but I know photo editing, so that comes in handy. #photography #streetphotography #blackandwhite #bw #artistsonmastodon #blackandwhite_photograph

• Post #4001492

  All the places that I’ve been. I am not moving. I live in so many places. I’m in the forest and the fields. I’m at sea and in the mountains. And I stand there alone, in the grass, as I watch the highway beside me. Lots of people there. They’re moving, going somewhere. Yet I stand, watching as the mist creeps up. I’ve been standing here for a while now. Sometimes I fear that I’ll be standing here forever. As time goes by, the years pass, and I get older. I am older. Still here, I think. I’m stil...

• Post #3794844

  I seems that - with getting older - I've fallen out of love with video games. Anyone else has that experience? I used to play a lot when I was younger, mostly RPGs. I remember getting lost in the amazing fantasy or dystopian worlds, for hours on end. The memory of that is still with me, and sometimes I try out a game that seems interesting or fun, but it generally can't hold my attention for long and I can't connect with it. So I leave it and do something else instead, mostly some cr...

• Post #3756637

  Listening to audiobooks often gently calms me down. My mind is frequently racing with thoughts, unable to focus. Just putting on an audiobook while doing non-mental draining tasks (like household chores for instance) helps tremendously with that. It shifts my mind to the story, the thoughts are redircted at a fixed thing - the story - and I'm able to concentrate better on the task or to be more efficient because my thoughts aren't all over the place for once. #books #audiobooks #mental...

• Post #3746516

  @LaNaehForaday@universeodon.com This really is a jewel of a song. The lyrics are so good! I loved the version Peter, Paul and Mary recorded of it. I'm a fan of Bob Dylan's folk songs, but not his voice/singing sadly so I always look for other people singing his songs.

• Post #3746472

  @LaNaehForaday@universeodon.com It is sorely needed. Do you know Jesse Wells? He wrote 'No Kings' and preformed it last year on stage with Joan Baez. He's like a new young talented folk artist. I've recently seen this song from him, which I think is brilliant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9F5UtLapNJ0

• Post #3745387

  @LaNaehForaday@universeodon.com Thank you for the suggestion 💛 A lot of is indeed kind of like rehearsing situations with people or conversations I could be having. Then there are also ideas for creative things like which art, edits, projects I can do or how i should do it. I think the suggestion to stop rehearsing is a really good one. I do it during the day too, but it's not an issue since it mostly doesn't hinder my activities. But it does create the engine, so to speak, to keep doi...

• Post #3744799

  @LaNaehForaday@universeodon.com You're absolutely right about that, a lot is sexualized in current society, for instance in music/dance. I'm not a fan of it either, and I never have been. It may have its place, but the omnipresence if it is disturbing. In my youth (early 2000's) music and music videos were already quite sexual at times, and I disliked it even back then. I rejected it partly because of that and I loved listening to older music where it's just the performer singing...

• Post #3744246

  @LaNaehForaday@universeodon.com Oh God that is so, so horrible, I'm so sorry that happened to you :neobot_hug_bun: I wish you a lot of strength because that's a lot to carry. For me it was mostly discovering my sexuality as a teenager in an environment where I couldn't talk about it, I had shame and no connection to anything lgbtq in real life. I also had lots difficulty with social interaction back then. That made is so that I only came out at 25 and had my first relationship at m...

• Post #3734372

  Here are two examples of the photo editing I'm doing at the moment. The first picture is one I took years ago, wandering in the local woods. I always go there when life gets a bit too tough. It helps every time. The second is an edit of a screenshot I made of the Spanish telenovela Sueños de Libertad, which has a lovely lesbian romance going for two years now. #creative #photoediting #sapphic

• Post #3733440

  Hi everyone here 🥰 I'm Nocytlen, and I just joined this instance. I'm a lesbian :lesbian_flag: :lgbtq_flag: (she/her) and also aegosexual. I recently discovered I am neurodivergent. I love creating things! Currently, I'm into making photo edits - mainly for fandom - but I also draw. I like reading sapphic romance books and listening to audiobooks 📕 :Blobhaj_Headphones: I am also definitely a night owl 🦉, always have been, and probably always will be. It's the time when I feel...