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There are enough caveats here that I'm hesitant, but I'm definitely interested.
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Might finally be the time for me to commit to finishing a playthrough. I enjoyed what I played, just got distracted by other things.
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I'm not paying for it, lol - I'm using the free trial right now.
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I'm using Feedbin right now but don't know if I'll stick with it.
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Used Reddit is Fun. Obviously not anymore.
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Yakuza! I finished Yakuza 0 after years of trying to get through it, and started Kiwami. It's been a lot of fun.
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My nose has felt miserable for like a month and I finally have my ENT appointment on Tuesday, so that's great.
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So many people are just looking for something to complain about with Beehaw. Just go to another instance. It's not that hard! That's the beauty of the Fediverse!
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Thank you! This is really helpful to hear. Concentrating on short stories might really be the way to go at the moment; the novel I'm working on right now is fantasy and I could definitely explore some scenes with my main character outside of the scope of that in order to practice.
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Thank you for the advice! I think part of the problem is that I've never been able to just write. I always take a ton of time for each sentence. I know that's something that I need to get over because it slows me down immensely.
Hey all. I've been writing a novel recently - I'm only 2200 words in. It feels like so little and so much at the same time. Until I graduated college, I *loved* writing. Reading, too. Then, it feels like my ADHD got much worse and I lost all the passion I had for both. I had about a year of really intense depression while trying to find my first job during COVID. I had basically written nothing for almost three years up until recently. I started, and did not finish, a short story, and am working now on this "novel". The problem is that I love writing in the abstract, I love putting words together in interesting ways and telling a story. But I can't stop looking at the word count and feeling hopeless. I can't stop feeling like there's no point to any of it because my writing is shit. I feel like all of my passion has just left and I don't know how to get it back, but I desperately want it back. This isn't a question, really, despite the title. I guess I needed to vent and know if I'm not alone in having experienced this.
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Calling your employees "Snoos" is the cringiest shit.
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It's disappointing seeing people cave so quickly when under the slightest inconvenience. It doesn't matter for me, though - I'm not going back. If anything, this has helped me realize the unhealthy relationship I had with Reddit and was a good way to break that.
To new and better things.
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I have it on Steam! I just have a huge backlog so I haven't gotten to it.
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I should really finally play the original trilogy.
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You forgot the real biggest news, the return of the Adoring Fan!
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I can't not be excited for Starfield. I'm sure it'll be a buggy mess at launch, but the concept of a new BGS IP with mods is extremely exciting.
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Wow, this makes a ton of sense and I had never thought about it. Thanks for the example!
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Absolutely not. I'm fine sticking with Mastodon. Fuck Meta.
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