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on May 23, 2015Sep 2, 2018

 

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Maybe: Photographer. Writer. Translator. Noone. Alien. Allovertheplace.
may write in many languages(with lots of typos)

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This week I'm on a path of beeing obsessed with clips of EN vtubers absolutely losing it (laughing fits) and having all kinds of distinctive hilarious laughs. Like kettle noises. And bike noises. I feel a bit high after cry-laughing so much and just can't stooooop.
January and February drained me out so much of everything, I'm entering March while doing this childishly desperate thing of limiting the stressful things I need to do to only one per day. And none on weekends and after work. While fearfully counting days hoping there are enough of them until the next deadline I have to get all the unpleasant things done by, and I won't actually screw myself.
People who say things like "You should try talking slower." just never experienced what it's like to think faster than they talk. That when you slow down the words you get out your thoughts get so far ahead you completely lose the trail and can never catch up. Or your thoughts start running in circles playing the thing you need to get out on repeat and everything jumbles and you completely forget what question you were answering and other things you maybe needed to be paying attention to.
I HATE "smart" appliances. Because inevitably they have some aspects you can't control. Like turning off your air conditioning starting loud as heck self-cleaning at 2am right above your head. Or leaving you without drinking water for 3+ hours in the middle of the day when you are super thirsty and it is "auto-refreshing" or some shit.

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This week I'm on a path of beeing obsessed with clips of EN vtubers absolutely losing it (laughing fits) and having all kinds of distinctive hilarious laughs. Like kettle noises. And bike noises. I feel a bit high after cry-laughing so much and just can't stooooop.
January and February drained me out so much of everything, I'm entering March while doing this childishly desperate thing of limiting the stressful things I need to do to only one per day. And none on weekends and after work. While fearfully counting days hoping there are enough of them until the next deadline I have to get all the unpleasant things done by, and I won't actually screw myself.
People who say things like "You should try talking slower." just never experienced what it's like to think faster than they talk. That when you slow down the words you get out your thoughts get so far ahead you completely lose the trail and can never catch up. Or your thoughts start running in circles playing the thing you need to get out on repeat and everything jumbles and you completely forget what question you were answering and other things you maybe needed to be paying attention to.
I HATE "smart" appliances. Because inevitably they have some aspects you can't control. Like turning off your air conditioning starting loud as heck self-cleaning at 2am right above your head. Or leaving you without drinking water for 3+ hours in the middle of the day when you are super thirsty and it is "auto-refreshing" or some shit.

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