Body-wise I’m pretty good. I haven’t been exercising as much as I’d like, been smoking and drinking a bit too much, and I haven’t been eating very healthy; but my threshold for physical discomfort is low and I’m very sensitive to feeling off, so I generally don’t take anything unhealthy too far before I start feeling too yucky to keep on that track.
Mental health is another story. It’s been a rough few years, months, weeks, days. Genetically I’m kind of fucked in that respect, but I’ll also probably be physically healthy into my 80s and 90s, so at least there’s that.
I like them being the 🥂 kind of toast way better haha, I don’t think I’ll be able to see them as 🍞 again
I think their point is that it’s hypocritical how people often mean that (‘people should be intolerant of things I think are bad’) when saying the opposite (‘intolerance is bad’). For those who do care about intolerance and do think it’s bad - certainly not no one - it’s confusing and frustrating and sad.
The discussion there makes me sad. On a practical level defederation is a reasonable inevitability, but the level of vitriol in there is neither productive nor healthy, for anyone.
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.”
Truly a mouseter of puns