I don’t

It’s actually 2 specific Germans

Would you look at the time, it’s heil past nein!

We’re just used to it by now, but the title is phrased in a way to make you curious what the author meant by “what’s important in 3D level design”. I wouldn’t call this clickbait, but it’s definitely written in a way that intentionally omits the central conclusion. A better article title would say “Its lack of residents show how important this is for 3D level design”.

It entirely depends on the community. I’m sure there are judicious, patient moderators here. I mean, in a small community there’s not much work to do, so extra care can be made. But moderation is also a thankless job, and it honestly erodes your soul.

The easiest thing for a mod to do is say “This person broke a rule, I’m banning them from the entire instance”. The fair thing to do is issue a warning and remove a comment/post, maybe a temp ban. But most people see one infraction, even a mistaken one, as proof that you aren’t fit for the community.

Also echoing that fediverse mods are no different

Slumber Hulk (2004)

“I have no legitimate reason to feel this way” is a trap I find myself in occasionally too. You have to recognize that there are many different battles people face. I also have a comfortable life on paper but struggle with motivation, organization, and purpose.

What purpose does it serve to constantly lay the blame on yourself for feeling bad? Why would you, who (ostensibly) wants to be happy, make yourself unhappy?

The reality is that everyone falls in a rut at some point. At 24, that likely stems from lots of inevitable life changes (moving, finishing school, etc). Your “plan” has always been made for you by others until now.

You say that you don’t see the point refueling if you ultimately don’t drive anywhere. I think this is a key point to recognize. Decide on a place to go, start small. “I’ll start drawing something once a week”, “I’ll go to the board game night at the game store”, “I’ll get the disks out of storage and go back to playing disk golf”.

I understand the feeling of imposing yourself on others. But you DO have value. Everyone does. Everyone won’t like every aspect of you, and that’s normal. But your ideas and actions matter to people even if they’re not always good at reciprocating.

Sorry if this sounds like terrible self-help bullshit. When I went through a similar phase, it took a lot of time and effort on my part to re-structure my routine and outlook to recognize that I deserve sympathy and love from others, and especially from myself. I examined my life and cut out some parts that weren’t making me happy. I reinforced the parts that did. I made peace with the parts others expected of me.

Well when you put it that way…

Can’t wait to play Help! I Died And Was Reincarnated As A Steam Shovelware Game That Never Goes On Sale And I Can Only Return If Someone 100%s Me!

Zelda Williams spoke out against people sending AI videos of her father

Drifting is also cool to pull off but not required in any way

Have you SEEN the movement tech in Mario Odyssey?

physical revulsion

I was indeed just stating that it can be important (e.g. it’s important your doctor knows you’re trans), but obviously I was a dumbass for trying to make my point this way.

Thank you for this comment. I do hope that the instance continues to be an inclusive place for trans folks and their allies. I’d like to clarify that I didn’t intend to make anyone feel they needed to defend their identity; the fact that my message was poorly worded was the cause of that.
Cards on the table, I’m someone many would consider an egg. I’m a cis male, but I’ve always felt more comfortable talking with women, and have always felt that I wished I’d been born female (I’ve never had dysphoria though). After a lot of discussions with the trans community, I came to see that I’m ultimately comfortable with who I am.
So when I make statements to the tune of “It’s important to some people that their trans identity is recognized”, it comes from the heart. Again, I recognize that I initially worded that in probably the worst way, and I apologize sincerely to anyone I offended.

I’d really like to appeal it because I like several of the communities there. I also recognize that I was on a meme sub and people aren’t there to defend their identity with a stranger - there’s a time and a place. It was a post about unity and inclusion, and my gripe about an implication of the message wasn’t worth ruffling feathers.

But thank you for the comment, the instance didn’t seem to mention anything about messaging mods or appeals, and I wasn’t sure if there was some fediverse-wide method.

I thought the point of it was that it was more durable. The most common break was folding the screen the wrong way and snapping it in half. Is the pic above even a 2DS?

EDIT: That’s a 2DS XL. Looks like it would have all the problems of a 3DS.

I enjoyed Cadence of Hyrule a lot more than Crypt of the Necrodancer for some reason. Maybe I just love the setting of Hyrule that much more. Probably just the overall polish on the game. But that’s an easy recommendation.