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I just finished my first longfic and I feel fulfilled.
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Looking for a story that scratches a very specific itch
Just saw a text this morning from a friend of mine about another mutual friend who did something crazy on national news a few days ago.
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My work is getting seen and I'm ecstatic
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A Poem I wrote for Halloween back in 2015
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Geography in The Phantom Pain is Weird
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Finally committing to a full playthrough of Dark Souls and really enjoying myself
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Finally committing to a full playthrough of Dark Souls. Really enjoying myself so far.
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I just finished playing Fallout 1 last week and had an absolute blast!
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I just finished Fallout 1 last week and I had an absolute blast!
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I just got a job offer for a job that I really wanted, and I'm freaking stoked!
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Just started RE4 for the first time. First impression was...frustrating.
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Finally got around to playing Horizon: Zero Dawn. Here's my first impressions.
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In a theoretical scenario where humanity has colonized planets beyond the stars or even planets in our own solar system, assuming a common government and culture, how would we keep time consistent between them?
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Sci-Fi stories with multiple planets still do the "X years/months/weeks later" transition, even though planets of different sizes and rotations would have different calendars and would measure time differently...
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I don't know who I am or what I want for myself anymore
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PC keeps crashing when I run games and I don't know why?
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Research question regarding asymmetrical hand-to-hand combat--need an expert's opinion. How would an unarmed woman take down a physically stronger male opponent (details below)?
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Adoptive parents of Reddit did you tell your kids about their status of being adopted, and if so, when and how did you tell them?
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Adoptive parents of Reddit did you tell your kids about their status of being adopted, and if so, when and how did you tell them? (See comment in thread for context.)
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