bunnygirl

Same with mine from 1910 :)

spiders, heights and small/enclosed spaces (just generally the idea of being trapped)

heights and small spaces just make me deeply uncomfortable, but (certain) spiders will just immediately give me a panic attack

honestly even worse w/ the context, I assumed they got shut down for asking some inane question and then ranted about it but nah

they posted it as a top level comment on this (a post just saying "Ally is not something you can self-identify as, it’s a title that you earn. Let your actions speak for themselves!")

like just the idea of actually having to do something to be an ally sent this dumbass ranting

unlimited bans on these fuckers

yooo cool as fuckkk

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cowbee verified only leftist on hexbear

Use old reddit (change www.reddit.com to old.reddit.com)

one of the annoying parts about species in stellaris is how they are so linked with empires

like every empire has a primary species which kinda makes sense early game (when it's so heavily linked to the homeworld) or for xenophobic empires. But later on, especially with plural xenophilic societies, it's super weird to still have this thing just kinda being like "yeah this empire belongs to this species"

especially especially dumb with Broken Shackles where from the start there isn't a majority species and it's not even based around a homeworld. There is literally no reason to have a primary species (and there is no reasonable way to select one) other than the fact that the game is just set up that way 🤷‍♀️

also annoying me as I'm writing this, terms like 'empire', 'settler', 'colony' etc, which have fairly specific and moral meanings irl and are then used in this super generic and morally neutral way

Isn't this only the case for trademarks?

lmao that's just straight up worse than even reddit lol

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