Mashing keyboards to denote laughter is common nowadays, but it is often used by people in the LGBT on the internet.
Another word for vagina
Sorry for the empty comment,
I don't want to pry too much, but in jerboa, do you use private navigation by default?
Also, by other apps do you mean other lemmy frontends? Or just other apps on your phone? Maybe an example, especially if it's open source, would help a lot.
Lastly, do you maybe have a step by step recreation of what happened? Screenshots and videos might give more context. You also mentioned the lemmy redirect service not working and giving you a 500 internal server error. Maybe more details could help out.
But then again, with this much information needed, i think a github issue should be opened. It doesn't seem as obvious of an issue, even when looking in the code, so get ready to have to document this issue thouroughly. It would help a bunch.
It might be a little different. Try Settings-> Apps & Notifications -> Advanced -> Default apps
That's fair. There are other ways to show emphasis, tone and stuff like that, but it requires text styling. Either way, there's a fine balance to get between readability and writing style, but you can ditch either, depending on what you're going for. Good luck!
Banger pannel
In all seriousness there is a few spelling mistakes, abreviations, repetitions and just strange bits of text (like the hhhhhhhh part) that just takes you out of the immersion. Idk if it was done intentionaly, but just letting you know
I had, until I tasted alcohol. You'd think something that ruins lives would at last had a taste that justified it.
That's understandable. Stay safe
Gen Z here. Tastes like shit
People often think there is an intrinsic link between their assigned titles and their character. A mother is always motherly by the etymology of the word, right? People rely on these labels to give themselves, by association with the labels, the positive traits that are attributed to them. No need to prove you're compationate, because you're a mother, so it goes without saying. It's some kind of cognitive shortcut.
So someone who doesn't have a mother, according to yours, does not get to experience motherly love. And someone that has a mother immediately does. Even if the mother is extremely abusive, there is this belief that under all of that abuse, there was still "motherly love". After all, your mother will always love you no matter what, because that's how mothers are. All of these qualities are attached to someone who gave birth to a child without it necessarily being true.
I do remember you posting about your mother before. I'm not sure if your question was retorical, but nevertheless you kinda know the answer already, right? And even then, it doesn't seem like arguing back is possible. I'm not sure why you'd be asking here either.
I gasped. First time i see vib-ribbon on lemmy lol
Happy b-day! 🥳