@tearsofacidity It's completely understandable that sometimes it happens, but if you know you have a condition which makes it difficult to get back to people (to that extent), it's still your responsibility to take steps to prevent that from happening if you want to maintain that relationship
@milfbeomgyu the learning curve in general, honestly. I've tried out storygraph two seperate times and both times, even figuring out where everything was and what to do was annoying enough to make me give up
@TheNewWizJ@MsLarps definitely, but regardless, no one runs away or destroys things when they feel safe. I think avoidants (and this goes for someone anxious too) who end up in a healthy relationship also need to be able to learn how to actually navigate it
Bring back cheap second run movie theaters. I don’t give a shit if it’s on streaming already. Charge $5 for the odyssey or spider-man in December and people would go just to kill time. Don’t ask me if it’s economically feasible became I don’t fucking know.
@Astro_jessie Trial and error honestly. Start simple and then slowly as you get confident, try out more things until you figure out what works for you. It also helps to just watch a bunch of tutorials or makeup routines to get an idea
no one ever wants to hang out anymore like ik everyone is tired cuz of work and school but like why can't we just sit and watch tv and make occasional commentary or smth. bring back the casual hang not everything has to be A Thing