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Cunnilingus also, somehow, taking 'no' for an answer.

It's almost as if the 'online left' isn't a monolith.

I'm glad the deaf and hard of hearing will be able to suffer Emereld Fennels dogshit with the rest of us.

Dvorak plays

ADHD internet circles are lousy with this, too. "The [NUERODIVERGENT] URGE TO EAT FOOD AND BREATHE OXYGEN, ANYONE ELSE?"

I do this in rimworld to get just a little bit more heat in winter

It seems to me that, judging by your post history, you want to be recognized as a creative without actually doing the hard work of being creative. To answer this question, your past questions and ,probably, all future questions you post: to be a writer, you do the work of writing. AI won't make you a writer, and if you rely on it, you will never be a writer.

McNally is the axe/knife guy. I can't speak to their reputation in the broader hobby, but these guys are VERY experienced. To me, it seems like a magic trick to open locks in 30 seconds when it might take me 1 minute to 1 hour. Except master lock. It really is that easy.

To be fair, that dude makes it look easy. Picking a quality lock you aren't familiar with is pretty tough.

I bought it and it remains simple. I sort of gave up for lack of an engaging challenge.

I've read that one! Her advice on not relying on inspiration but, instead, relying on habit is good advice for any skill.

That's a broad question, man. People dedicate years of their lives learning to write. I don't know if anybody on lemmy is going to be able to answer 'what should I do to write?' Stephen King said in his book 'On Writing': "If you don't have time to read, then you don't have time to write." I would start with reading books, some of which could be about writing, and maybe taking some classes at your local community college. Khan Academy also has some free courses for writing, I think.