reverendz [comrade/them]

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Cake day: July 30th, 2023

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  • Same. I’m AuDHD and his show was calming and positive. He spoke and sang about anxiety and fears for a kid who was full of both.

    Also, people forget or just don’t know how much garbage was on TV at the time. First of all, there was only one day a week dedicated to kids programs and what little else there was, was pretty awful. As an immigrant, with a family dealing with PTSD from fleeing a civil war, Mr. Rogers calming voice and attitude was halcyon to my little brain.

    I legitimately loved his show as a kid.






  • It’s because nobody gives a F about you.

    My spouse told me about a number of times people stopped to help her when she had a flat or her car broke down. Also, one time when she bought something at an autoparts store and they helpfully installed it for her.

    I had someone pull over to help one time,out of the dozens I’ve been broken down by the side of the road, and that one time, it was a cop. The only reason they did was bc it was 3AM and they probably wondered what I was getting up to. Other than that, never had anyone stop to help.

    When I went to the store she’d recommended, the guy man-shamed me when I asked for help installing a part.

    Generally speaking, men don’t get much mental, physical or financial help.

    I’m not saying women have it great (they don’t), but there’s a lot more to it than “guise suq!”.










  • Yeah, that part is super fucked up. I have IoT in my ceiling fans. I had to call their support line to have them remotely turn off the beeping that accompanies a button press.

    The feature can’t be deactivated locally. I literally had to have my ceiling fan join my Wi-Fi network so that support could remote in and disable a beep that no one could possibly want.

    Oh yeah, my oven has Wi-Fi. What possible reason could there be for my oven to have network access? It’s beyond ridiculous.