monster lovin'

Good job!

the interior of a panera is designed to contain a minotaur

NEVER apologize for speaking your truth, king <3

Official Monsterfucker Post

Wouldn’t it be so cool if we all agreed to not share uncensored photos of dead bodies on social media

spot on!!!!!

amatonormativity feeds into this by valuing romantic relationships over every other

Yeah like can taxes maybe not be so favorable to people who aren't single?? Can housing and everything be cheap enough that you can afford them on a single income?? Please??

I want to live in the woods with a monster so I don’t have to worry about having a job and paying bills.

And also so I can know the monster carnally.

no matter how terrible my day is. i can always end my day in bed imagining fictional characters making out sloppy style and fucking raw. and that's beautiful. there's some good in this world mister frodo and it's worth fighting for

@kleefkruid your tag is golden.

After making a bit of a mistake in editing it, I think I finally have my longest RDR2 Trail Ride yet recorded and uploaded.

I hope folks like it because it was extremely hard to film (and edit lol).

I plan on making another attempt to get an hour's worth of footage, probably this time in single player with Arthur's dulcet tones instead of my RDO character lol. But I imagine story mode will be hard because there's a LOT more NPCs that wanna kill you.

Wish me luck lol.

A bit depressing that the video that took the most time and work is the first one to get a dislike. 😅 But oh well.

I got a comment suggesting turning of the compass and boy I'd love to.

But in this video, there's an instance where I'd have no idea wolves were about to start chasing me if I wasn't watching the map like a hawk. And then that'd be another part I'd have to cut out.

I'd love for the screen to be nothing but a nice peaceful horse ride but then I'd die way more than I already do.

They also suggested doing cinematic camera but that has the same issues as not having a compass plus it gives me motion sickness lol. I was thinking of attempting it at some point, though. I just don't foresee it going well. 😬

I also know it'd be a way better video if I cut out every time the horse got spooked or my player character spoke. But then it'd be way shorter, have way more cuts, and take like ten times longer to edit.

I'm gonna try to minimize those in the next video. Or at least, I'm gonna film using Arthur so that the voice is actually pleasant to hear.

Anyways, I've filmed another video in Astride. It's obviously not as good of a game as RDR2 right now lol. But it's still a nice peaceful trail ride. This time joined by a friend!

After making a bit of a mistake in editing it, I think I finally have my longest RDR2 Trail Ride yet recorded and uploaded.

I hope folks like it because it was extremely hard to film (and edit lol).

I plan on making another attempt to get an hour's worth of footage, probably this time in single player with Arthur's dulcet tones instead of my RDO character lol. But I imagine story mode will be hard because there's a LOT more NPCs that wanna kill you.

Wish me luck lol.

A bit depressing that the video that took the most time and work is the first one to get a dislike. 😅 But oh well.

I got a comment suggesting turning of the compass and boy I'd love to.

But in this video, there's an instance where I'd have no idea wolves were about to start chasing me if I wasn't watching the map like a hawk. And then that'd be another part I'd have to cut out.

I'd love for the screen to be nothing but a nice peaceful horse ride but then I'd die way more than I already do.

They also suggested doing cinematic camera but that has the same issues as not having a compass plus it gives me motion sickness lol. I was thinking of attempting it at some point, though. I just don't foresee it going well. 😬

I also know it'd be a way better video if I cut out every time the horse got spooked or my player character spoke. But then it'd be way shorter, have way more cuts, and take like ten times longer to edit.

I'm gonna try to minimize those in the next video. Or at least, I'm gonna film using Arthur so that the voice is actually pleasant to hear.

After making a bit of a mistake in editing it, I think I finally have my longest RDR2 Trail Ride yet recorded and uploaded.

I hope folks like it because it was extremely hard to film (and edit lol).

I plan on making another attempt to get an hour's worth of footage, probably this time in single player with Arthur's dulcet tones instead of my RDO character lol. But I imagine story mode will be hard because there's a LOT more NPCs that wanna kill you.

Wish me luck lol.

A bit depressing that the video that took the most time and work is the first one to get a dislike. 😅 But oh well.

I got a comment suggesting turning of the compass and boy I'd love to.

But in this video, there's an instance where I'd have no idea wolves were about to start chasing me if I wasn't watching the map like a hawk. And then that'd be another part I'd have to cut out.

I'd love for the screen to be nothing but a nice peaceful horse ride but then I'd die way more than I already do.

They also suggested doing cinematic camera but that has the same issues as not having a compass plus it gives me motion sickness lol. I was thinking of attempting it at some point, though. I just don't foresee it going well. 😬

After making a bit of a mistake in editing it, I think I finally have my longest RDR2 Trail Ride yet recorded and uploaded.

I hope folks like it because it was extremely hard to film (and edit lol).

I plan on making another attempt to get an hour's worth of footage, probably this time in single player with Arthur's dulcet tones instead of my RDO character lol. But I imagine story mode will be hard because there's a LOT more NPCs that wanna kill you.

Wish me luck lol.

A bit depressing that the video that took the most time and work is the first one to get a dislike. 😅 But oh well.

not to sound like a boomer, but I need some people to learn how to write emails in a semi-professional (at the very least) format so you're not cold emailing a business/potential employer/any other stranger about formal matters in the exact same way you'd DM a close friend on instagram

the formality/language can loosen up in the email chain once you've established a rapport and you match the other person if they're being less formal, but please don't have the very first email you send a stranger be written in all lowercase ultra-casual sms slang with no greeting or signature and a billion emojis

Can I just ask, why?

(adding your tags since I'm addressing them)

It’s polite, for one. Professional doesn’t need to mean elaborate—in fact, most professional emails are aiming to be as clear and concise as possible. (in english at least, I know some other languages have some very complicated and elaborate email etiquette)

Greetings and signatures also don’t need to be elaborate. I feel like lots of people overthink it and assume that professional emails need the whole “dear x, my name is x and I am writing this email to inform you about [topic], sincerely [my name and all my contact info]” shebang, when really it’s as simple as adding a quick greeting/signature and avoiding super informal slang.

Here’s an comparison using art commission inquiry as the topic, written with zero extra fluff:

If I want to add a little more fluff, maybe I write:

Those are very short while also being more polite than an email that just says:

with zero greeting/signature and very informal tone. 

There’s still a person on the other side reading that email, and just like how being polite with a customer service agent on the phone will get you better results than being rude with them, sending a clear and professional email will have you taken more seriously by whoever is reading it. All 3 emails get the same point across, but the last one leaves a much worse impression. You don’t speak to your close friends the same way you’d speak to strangers, and it’s the same in text form. I get so many emails that are just abrupt questions, with not even a quick "thank you" either in the initial email or as a follow-up after I respond, because they ghost me as if I'm just a chat bot answering questions.

I know complaining about email language sounds like a ~corporate america white-collar bullshit~ kinda thing, and there is indeed significantly more elaborate email etiquette that can vastly differ depending on your job/field that I’m not addressing at all, but just having the very basics goes a long way in how your emails are viewed by other people.

As an addition, professional language acts as a social boundary setting to the protection of both parties.

Long story short, it indicates that this is a professional relationship, not a personal one.

That matters because when you are dealing professionally with someone (be it within a corporate office or commissioning an artist on tumblr), there are going to be discussions and disagreements. Maintaining that professional language ensures (at least in theory) that those disagreements are treated as part of the work and not as professional attacks. It also ensures that work will be done during work times and for appropriate recompense. This is work after all, not a favour for a friend.

^^^^^^

also in *any* professional space you are going to be dealing with a very very wide range of people in terms of age, experience, cultural background etc. the basic rules of professional writing can help you ensure that your message is interpreted correctly.