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Ha hyeahah hey hello. Bike courier, game developer, artist, animator, retired old hermit. (・`ω´・ )
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Joined August 2017
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I've been taking a programming course for a month now, and I've finally gotten to the point where I know why this is so funny
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me vuelve loco que para que esto suceda únicamente tenemos que decidir como sociedad que exista y listo, el ser humano no usa el libre albedrío como podria usarlo
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Turns out that in a secular society without rigidly enforced patriarchal doctrines, parents have to actually be pleasant people if they want their adult offspring to spend time with them. Boomers are the first generation to discover this, and they seem genuinely shocked by it.
Well, this is sad and terrible:
“Many experts believe that estrangements between adult children and their parents are becoming an epidemic in the U.S.”
“Psychologists say young adults’ definition of harmful parental behavior is changing.”
They “consider ordinary conflict to be much worse than it once was” and “have a much broader definition than their elders of psychological harm.”
“Many now view repeated criticism, strong disagreements and other painful relationship conflicts as abusive.”
“In their minds, they see themselves as more enlightened and therefore more justified to cut off for more reasons.”
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as i was walking down the line for the utdr artist alley at requiem everyone kept pointing and awwing and cooing at him 🥹 let’s all baby that 47 year old man
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For anyone wondering, this movie is DETACHMENT and it’s pure depression.
Adrien Brody is a substitute teacher who avoids attachments because of his own trauma. He takes in a homeless teen named Erica, but the system tears them apart and sends her to a shelter.
Then his student Meredith, who is abused by her dad, views him as her only safe space. When he has to set professional boundaries, it breaks her completely and she ends up taking her own life at school. The ending is just him reading Poem to an empty, destroyed classroom.