Notices by Alister Braunkers 🇩🇴🇺🇸🇯🇵 (mrjunge@niu.moe), page 13

@goodleftyfundies has always been a wish of mine

@dulcet Put some nice soothing music. Try ur hardest to meditate, maybe? Unsolicited advise, I know (esp. since don't know severity). But will be good if it gets better.

@dulcet How've ya been?!!

@espy Fuc*. I missed it.

@FloatingGhost I know that feel a lot. Despite going out a bit more often these days, I still need like a day or two of recovery. I can imagine how exhausting it is if its been long since you've socialized. I think part of it is that you have to consciously process more detail that, with extensive practice, would otherwise just be done subconsciously. When it comes to my friendships, socializing with me is basically like walking the dog. lol

@FloatingGhost Good news! Was it exhausting?

nap til ur dead dead dead dead nap dead nap dead dead dead :dance_cool_doge:

@espy That yt channel has a lot of other funny well-made music videos tho just so you know. I feel the guy behind the channel probably is someone into music theory but also very online. lol

@espy it is only with da wae that such beautiful compositions could be constructed.

@espy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_ZG8PXzhtM

@kai :blobblush:

@mezzodrinker Well, it's a natural assumption to think that's what I meant by "fans" if part of the sentence also says I'm half-naked. :blobthinkingsmirk:

@Firegem Yes. Clearly I should go balls out. I'll even make sure to open the window curtains! :blobcheeky:

@JoeyK It depends. You might be the sort of person who likes a challenge. A lot of my final essays in college were intentionally challenging (professors gave us control over what to write about or what topic to tackle within the theme of the course). Ofc. you gotta be realistic about time constraints too (I'm assuming this is for a course?).

You know its bad when two fans are on and you're half-naked and you *still* feel a bit hot.

@JoeyK Ah. If this is gonna be a purely analytic essay it could definitely work. It's just kind of unintuitive at first since Stirner's message is simultaneously simple and complex at the same time.