CLM
weirdo late twenties sad weeb. luxiem, noctyx, by the beat fan. BL and monster lover. will livetoot thoughts about whatever i'm reading and boost cool art. no minors, this is an 18+ account only!
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Thoraiya
i miss ike
ike's channel getting nuked when he graduated wasn't on my list of expectations
i'll be a quilldren forever
i'll be a quilldren forever
hello, this is very important
does anyone know of any good or FOSS/F-Droid available apps that block voicemails from blocked numbers?
i used the app from this
https://www.lifewire.com/stop-blocked-numbers-leaving-voicemail-android-6754247
but its free trial has me suspect that i'll lose this needed functionality when the trial ends
this isn't about spam, this is an extremely serious situation, please help if you know anything
does anyone know of any good or FOSS/F-Droid available apps that block voicemails from blocked numbers?
i used the app from this
https://www.lifewire.com/stop-blocked-numbers-leaving-voicemail-android-6754247
but its free trial has me suspect that i'll lose this needed functionality when the trial ends
this isn't about spam, this is an extremely serious situation, please help if you know anything
KellyAnn Romanych (she/her)
Anime HeraldSeeing Yourself in Strange Phenomena: "God Bless the Mistaken" as Disability Analogy: Patricia C. Baxter examines God Bless The Mistaken. In it, she examines how the series' portrayal of lead character Kasane can serve as an analog for the experiences of disabled people.
Seeing Yourself in Strange Phenomena: God Bless the Mistaken as Disability Analogy
Nakatani Nio’s most recent series, God Bless the Mistaken, is a manga that provides an excellent example of an analogy done right. While the setting and experiences of the characters are fantastical, they were still able to resonate with me and my own lived experiences.
i don't think so?
anyways i love my older brother harem
i genuinely forgot if i'm supposed to be normal here or not
berserk du soleilIt bothers me when people say they stop posting images because they don't want to alt text them, they become self obsessed while distilling what to say, etc. If you're posting an image, you know why you're posting it. That's your alt text. Is it a receipt for a donation? Is it a bird in your yard? Just complete the thought from your post. "Guess who I saw this morning!" (Caption: a cardinal with a sunflower seed in their beak.)