"I can fix him" good for you. I need to craft a scenario in which he betters himself, to prove to myself that I can meaningfully atone despite how much of myself I see in him.
"I can make him worse" I can too but first I have to prove that there was hope for him somewhere, at some point, which he rejected. Because if there was never any hope for him, what hope is there for me?
The computer is a machine built for looking at pictures of fish you wouldn't otherwise see. Anything else you can do with a computer was an accident and unintended
website with pictures of fish you wouldn't otherwise see :) ⬇️
everywhere in the world theres birds. and you should listen to them
theres bugs and birds in most places on rhe earth and you can find them
everyone is so focused on mammals and they ignore the bugs and the birds and this is a rookie fucking mistake
which is to say nothing of the fishes
kills me a little bit that hyperfixation has become a primarily fandom term bc even though it is true that most of my hyperfixations historically have been entertainment medias. i worry that the new cultural context around the word would make me sound a little deranged if i regularly referred to my interest in cold war american history as a hyperfixation even though Thats What It Is. i feel like it could sound like im writing cold war rpf when in fact i take it very seriously and a lot of my interest is fueled by how much it continues to impact american foreign and domestic policy to this day, often in ways that go unacknowledged. but like medically speaking i do not control the speed or frequency at which i go on tangents about this in everyday conversations with my family
