phytonadione @pyxis@monads.online

Gamers' Liberation Army

@magicalmilly @pyxis i would watch this

@revolverocelot @pyxis We need room for pets.

@pyxis this dude is a shit bitch

@pyxis Milly is a Pastor.

Mary is a nurse.

Together their budget is..... $10

Can we find them a house?

@pyxis @magicalmilly I want to see this about youth pastor mom and nurse mom and their baby and rescued animals

@pyxis I'm 100% behind this.

Pev needs his window space.

Also, we need bookshelves.

@pyxis We would KILLLL it on Househunters

Argentine culture is being violently militant about being white and how you are 1/5th European therefore you are basically European and completely different and separate from every single other Latin American country. (You aren't)

cis is probably more queer than the other thing

Belief in the rationality of humans has been a blank check for so much bullshit I tell you

American culture is... Uh... It's.... Uuuuuuuuuh...

DAMN, WHO WOULD HAVE GUESSED THAT BEING A GIANT ASSHOLE ON THIS WEBSITE WOULD ALIENATE VAST SWATHS OF USERS, NO THAT CANT BE RIGHT, THIS DUDE IS OBVIOUSLY AFTER CLOUT

ITS KIND OF FUCKED UP BY I THINK PEOPLE PURPOSEFULLY AVOID ME IN OTHER ONLINES SPACES OFF THIS WEBSITE

apparently just growing up around books, even if they're not really read, predicts reading ability in later life. how i'd explain this is that if you're used to books, you're not going to be afraid of them, and so are more likely to learn how to use them. and making people afraid of books is precisely what the methods used to teach reading do, just as it is for mathematics. when you're punished for failing to immediately understand, it becomes safer to never try & make that part of your identity

if you're on social media, you already read more per day than almost anyone in any prior era of history. you don't have 'poor attention span', you're tired and you have depression, and it's not too hard for you, you've just convinced yourself to do it in the most difficult way possible. the first thing is to demystify the act of reading. the barrier you face here internalised classicism and the trauma of schooling