Vespertine

Have you ever been outside? There are often trees outside of buildings! Sometimes buildings have concrete walls.

Praying this is a lead single for a new album and not a Showgirl reissue. I can't handle any more bad music

I will walk out of a store if a song by the Ur So Gay singer comes on.

I don't see how his statement communicates that at all, and I also don't even understand where this "girl's accessory" talk comes from outside of dated Y2K movies/shows or vapid social media posts. I have never experienced this issue with any adult women in real life. But maybe that's the difference between having real friends vs. a social circle of acquaintances.

Ilya you will always be famous and impactful!

100% Gay men with only gay male friends are generally some of the most vapid and obnoxious people (with the most shallow and annoying friend groups) I've ever met. The majority of my truest and deepest friendships are with women.

I totally support adoption — one of my close family members was adopted at seven years old — but it's not nearly as cut and dry "just adopt!!" as a lot of people think. Adoptions of "older" children can come with huge obstacles and issues for both the child and the adoptive parents, and I don't think everyone is necessarily cut out for it. There are also lots of children who end up in the system but feel like they have been forcibly separated from their biological parents and/or siblings. There are also plenty of ethical concerns with infant adoptions. You can find stories from many women who feel like they were coerced into giving up their babies even though they didn't want to. I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with surrogacy. For one thing, it's no one's business who anyone's surrogate was — just because someone had a surrogate doesn't mean they were paid. It could've been a close friend or family member. But even if they were paid, you can find many stories of women who were surrogates and loved the experience. From what I've read, women who work with the most reputable agencies are often already mothers, are genuinely excited to help someone else start a family, and also have often been screened for financial stability so that money isn't the sole motivating factor. You can go read lots of firsthand (positive) experiences on reddit. In situations like that, I don't know why anyone should be against women exercising their bodily autonomy — especially when everyone is supposedly so progressive about supporting sex work etc. Obviously there are much shadier surrogacy situations with women being taken advantage of, and that's totally wrong, but you can't write off surrogacy as a whole. It can be done ethically. You can make these same general arguments about many industries. There is "ethical" coffee farming, and there is also literal slave labor (or at best working for below poverty wages) around the world for coffee beans. Are we not "buying people's bodies" when we drink coffee that isn't 100% demonstrably ethically sourced? There are a million more examples like this, but surrogacy is an easy one to virtue signal about. Most people will never have direct experience with surrogacy, so they can declare their moral purity without actually having to give anything up — but none of them are about to stop drinking coffee or give up their smartphones powered by cobalt mined via child labor.

That rival the what?

When she announces that Pissgirl was an elaborate year-long troll era and drops the real album… Her mind

Mother

You clearly do GAF if you keep responding, and if that's really how you read my posts, then you are a big baby. Lol People are free to keep using ChatGPT, and I'm free to keep thinking they're actively dumbing themselves down and eroding their social skills.

This a discussion thread. Sorry if you can't handle people having different opinions than you. Maybe you've forgotten how to handle a difference of opinion since LLM chatbots pretty much always agree with the user? (and yes, this time I'm being purposely condescending)

Your imaginary person should try making some friends and asking for a recipe, or going to a library/book store and checking out a cookbook. They could at least search one of the countless cooking blogs (which usually have reviews from real people!) or read a Reddit thread. I don't understand why people purposely don't want to think for themselves or interact with other humans. We can't encourage people to continue becoming more and more antisocial and to rely on LLMs until no one knows how to do anything on their own.

Jesus Christ. What a toxic dysfunctional family. Kim and Kroy are awful, and I can only imagine what went on behind closed doors to produce such a ****** up teenager. The rest of their children should be taken away from them before they get screwed up any worse (and yes, I saw one already is living with her grandparents).

Don't you think this sort of thing is slowly chipping away at our human experience though? Why ask a chatbot for an AI slop recipe when you could ask a friend or a family member? I'd rather make the lemon poundcake recipe my grandma always made for me as a kid than get whatever generic version ChatGPT spits out. I'd rather ask my more culinary-minded friends what their recommended recipe is, or if they have a favorite cookbook author.