@freebliss Thanks so much for sharing! Pledged, and I really hope it gets funded 😀
See [email protected] for storytelling and story games.
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Esteban
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Programmer (esp. into functional languages), amateur drummer and songwriter.
See [email protected] for storytelling and story games.
See [email protected] for storytelling and story games.
@craigmaloney Clearly not. You have lots!
I'm reading a book about communication styles, and it claims that "A Japanese woman who not only doesn't cry but laughs when talking about her husband's death might be misdiagnosed by a Westerner who does not know that laughter is the customary and expected Japanese way of masking emotions".
Can someone tell me how much truth there is in that? The book is from the mid 80s and written by an American so I'm unsure how much to trust it (for this specific thing).
@Sheriel_Phoenix Oh, which one is that? Something by From Software or someone else?
@dark The gender unicorn? https://transstudent.org/gender/
Gender Unicorn -
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@Sheriel_Phoenix Welcome!
I'm not really into fighting games (if you mean Street Fighter and Tekken and such), but I love Bloodborne and Sekiro 😊
@markb Ah, that's true! However, beware leaning on that too much, because people acting in bad faith (eg. trolls, abusers) will exploit that instinct in people.
If it happened only once and you think it's ignorance, it's probably ok to forgive. If it has happened multiple times, esp. if it has been brought up, at some point it becomes the other person's responsibility. I'm assuming we're talking about adults here BTW.
@markb Not sure if this is an actual question or just thinking out loud, but in case it's the former (I've been there so I know it can be confusing): my take is that there has to be at least regret, and an implication that there is honest personal effort towards avoiding doing the bad thing again. Ideally an actual apology, but I don't think it's necessary if the other elements are in place.
@craigmaloney 😂 omg the AC/DC part 😂
