Grins
@grimalkingrins.bsky.social
NSFW. nothing to see here. i make art but don't post it, for now.
You're not getting my name, age, or social security number.
You're not getting my name, age, or social security number.
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A lotta folk read "privilege" and think of people being served expensive meals in fancy rooms. White privilege is just the promise that no matter what, they're not gunna treat you as bad as they treat us.
September 24, 2026 at 3:09 AM
A lotta folk read "privilege" and think of people being served expensive meals in fancy rooms. White privilege is just the promise that no matter what, they're not gunna treat you as bad as they treat us.
For what it's worth, I finally got into Arknights a while back thanks to you posting about it, and I'm having a great time, so thanks for the rec!
September 13, 2026 at 8:53 AM
For what it's worth, I finally got into Arknights a while back thanks to you posting about it, and I'm having a great time, so thanks for the rec!
Looks like the mods are suspicious because they're not familiar with Clip Studio Paint assets 😬 yeesh
August 22, 2026 at 10:02 PM
Looks like the mods are suspicious because they're not familiar with Clip Studio Paint assets 😬 yeesh
Joining the chorus of people who remember FC used for fan character and OC for your "regular" characters - anecdotally I was also resistant to its use back then, because it felt redundant and because the acronym was already used to refer to the TV show "The O.C." :"D
June 26, 2026 at 4:31 PM
Joining the chorus of people who remember FC used for fan character and OC for your "regular" characters - anecdotally I was also resistant to its use back then, because it felt redundant and because the acronym was already used to refer to the TV show "The O.C." :"D
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I am tired of pasting dozens of links at people, so I've loaded a bunch of the papers into Paperpile and exported a bibliography. You can find a collection of 34 papers on social media's effects on teenagers (and sometimes adults) and alternate hypotheses here:
paperpile.com/shared/smMqS...
paperpile.com/shared/smMqS...
20 shared papers
Hall JA Ten myths about the effect of social media use on well-being J. Med. Internet Res. • Dissing AS et al. Smartphone interactions and mental well-being in young adults: A longitudinal study based...
paperpile.com
March 26, 2026 at 3:21 AM
I am tired of pasting dozens of links at people, so I've loaded a bunch of the papers into Paperpile and exported a bibliography. You can find a collection of 34 papers on social media's effects on teenagers (and sometimes adults) and alternate hypotheses here:
paperpile.com/shared/smMqS...
paperpile.com/shared/smMqS...