TikkiTakiTomtom

TikkiTakiTomtom t1_j690bvz wrote

Reply to Long Dawn, Me, Photo manipulation & digital painting, 2023 by Rosco777

Breathtakingly beautiful.

This is my own personal preference but whenever I see “higher beings” like gods and celestial deities I always liken them to be perfect figures. So things like blemishes, moles, and baby hairs always make me a bit sad considering the former are mutations in the skin (which is a really human characteristic of imperfection). I remember playing Mortal Kombat and the antagonist goddess, Kronica, has freckles. So very strange for me. Battle scars I can understand but freckles is just too “human”.

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TikkiTakiTomtom t1_j4aaz1q wrote

Reply to Corridors between Western U.S. national parks would greatly increase the persistence time of mammals. Establishing an expanded protected area network based on identified mammal pathways and incorporating adjacent wilderness areas would greatly enlarge available habitat for mammal species by Wagamaga

> Establishing expanded protected area network… would greatly enlarge available habitat

Am I missing something or does that sound really redundant?

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TikkiTakiTomtom t1_j2agtkl wrote

Reply to [PM] Give me two-ish characters and a romantic situation to write. by prejackpot

Group of housemates leave for a road trip leaving one friend behind because he was caught up with something. A girl, one of the other housemates, just returned home from her own trip and crashed in bed the moment she got out. Unaware of the other guy being at home, she woke up later that night to sounds in the kitchen but was shocked to turn on the lights and find the guy munching on food half naked in his boxer shorts.

Based on a true story. I want to see how close you can get lol

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TikkiTakiTomtom t1_j0t23uk wrote

Reply to 18/12/2022 by Wezzro

Well done. Most people go big but only attain a fraction of the scare vibe. You went for simplicity and it’s awesome.

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TikkiTakiTomtom t1_iy1xw86 wrote

Reply to Childhood traumas strongly impact both mental and physical health, new study shows. For every reported type of abuse experienced in childhood, a participant's risk for PTSD increased 47%. Each cumulative trauma also increased one's risk for making a suicide attempt by 33%. by Wagamaga

The thing about recalling memories and self-reports is that there is high risk of bias.

I see people’s anecdotes where they claim certain childhood events as hyperbole of trauma. There is such a thing as false memories.

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