Aw, alright.

I mostly read webcomics on the Webtoons app, and I’m really into the comedy ones. One that I love is “Maru is a Puppy," which is about a girl whose dog turns into a little girl that she has to take care of. Then there’s “The Ki Sisters,” which is like The Addams Family but with all female characters and a modern twist on pop culture. I’ve also been checking out “K.O,” which follows a guy named Joel. He’s known as the “beast” at school because he fights a lot, but some of his classmates are starting to see that he’s not such a bad guy after all.

I’m not good at explaining so I’ll leave this here!:

https://www.anime-planet.com/manga/maru-is-a-puppy

https://koreanwebtoons.fandom.com/wiki/The_Ki_Sisters

https://www.anime-planet.com/manga/ko

Yeah, it’s not worth it. Hopefully I can get the communities I liked there started here!

Thanks!

That’s a good question, I’m not sure! Whatever you guys can think of.

Thanks!

No no, you gave me a much needed reality check. Just saw articles about minority groups being run off of some Fedi platforms and it’s very disheartening. Although, I’m glad to see instances like Beehaw and whatever else make sure that everyone has a seat at the table if that makes sense.

almost entirely off the table on a filament string. Can you believe it? I wish I had taken a photo of this mishap.

Woah! No I can’t!

Yeah, I’ve never been there mentally, but I’m doing okay right now. I like listening to music, drawing, photography, reading webcomics and a bunch of other creative things.

I will! Thanks!

There’s a Black Mastodon?!

Fun post! I practice Hoodoo, which is Afro-American Folk Magic. It encompasses various West African spiritual practices under one term and is based on the belief that nature — trees, plants, and similar entities — has spirits that deserve our respect. This practice involves conjuring spirits, connecting with the roots, honoring our ancestors, divination, and offering praise.

I’m still learning, but recently the women who have shaped me into who I am today chose me through their spirits (This is called mounting). I want to make them proud. While working with spirits can be a bit intimidating, my culture teaches that you cannot engage with ‘the roots’ without understanding them, and there are as many benevolent spirits as there are malevolent ones.

I’m not entirely sure how this will come across, but I believe it’s best for this group to remain as it is. I understand that some may disagree, but I’ve been feeling uncertain about the term ‘POC.’ Not every one of us will share the same experiences, and I think it’s perfectly acceptable for those of us who wish to create spaces that reflect our individual cultures. I believe we can coexist positively, as long as we maintain respect for one another.

I don’t really see it as such, so I’m just going to say agree to disagree.

Recovering from the flu. I’m just glad I can breathe again.

HOPE THAT LOOKS RIGHT LMAO

thx (^○)

i tried to do a flip, it didn’t go so well.

what made you go for a flip?

while it’s not helping me much, i wanted to have a way to run away from smartphone hell and i just keep running back.

this is still a cute lil phone though.

Creepy dolls are creepy.

That they are.

It’s a nice little phone, bought it straight from japan. Has an led back panel, a pedometer and other features that I find interesting for a flip phone.

Wow, that must’ve sucked so hard. Most of the animosity I’ve been getting were in really odd places. It’s not even just Reddit. I remember seeing racist comments on a Barbie video… It was sad and weird.