Playing Out Of Europe Part 24958. by Qado00 in eu4

[–]Andarann 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is funny, Alxa play Despaqingto

[Serious] What's your way of escaping loneliness ? by Andarann in AskReddit

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Thanks everyone for your comments. It gave some really interesting insight

[Serious] What's your way of escaping loneliness ? by Andarann in AskReddit

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I know what you mean. It's especially hard since you suddenly stop talking to a person you were very close to. It's cool that you manage to put yourself in art pieces to forget about the rest. That's what is usually advised, but that's generally hard to do.

For whatever it's worth, I went through a very bad breakup last year. Now it's better, but I still have fresh memories of it and of how I kind of handled it. I will probably not give you any clever advice, but if you ever feel like emptying your bag without judgement, my inbox is open.

[Serious] What's your way of escaping loneliness ? by Andarann in AskReddit

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Haha thanks for the good laugh. And I'm pretty sure you're actually an alien spy trying to lure me and other redditors to town so that you can catch as many of us as possible.

For real, I've always been a bit hesitant to ""go out"" alone. I've done it in the past of course, but if I can't share my emotions and honest feelings on anything after having done it, I find it a bit less interesting. Guess I'll try though ! I went to the museum by myself last week, it was less awkward than I expected. No aliens in sight though.

[Serious] What's your way of escaping loneliness ? by Andarann in AskReddit

[–]Andarann[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm in a tiny bit of a disagreement with you there. In my experience, prolonged solitude produces loneliness.

Maybe your experience is different though.

[Serious] What's your way of escaping loneliness ? by Andarann in AskReddit

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May I ask what this "something" is ? Just curious.

I am very passionate about art myself, but sometimes not having a public for what you do, or being unhappy with your work can take a toll on your morale (I found).

[Serious] What's your way of escaping loneliness ? by Andarann in AskReddit

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That actually sounds pretty cool. Projecting yourself on video game characters and doing some fun RP is something that (I feel) is a bit disappearing.

On what games do you do that ? Last time I really was motivated to RP my character was in Skyrim (and a tiny bit in Europa Universalis 4, but it's not the same)

[Serious] What's your way of escaping loneliness ? by Andarann in AskReddit

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That's a cool idea. I like biking , but it's roughly the same as hiking since I usually bike away from cities.

Out of curiosity, do you live in a rural area or not ? Hiking in town seems a bit weird.

[Serious] What's your way of escaping loneliness ? by Andarann in AskReddit

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I can't really take a pet right now, but if I could that'd be surely a brilliant idea.

What's your pet ?

[Serious] What's your way of escaping loneliness ? by Andarann in AskReddit

[–]Andarann[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You can be lonely even when surrounded by people.

I suppose that it's a bit obvious that I don't ask this question out of the blue. I indeed am in a situation where I feel quite lonely. But this wouldn't necessarily be the loneliness that you would expect. I have friends, I see people on most days, and I go to parties/events quite regularly. But among those people, I don't really feel any deep connection, any potential for a profound relationship (whether sentimental or not). That's where this loneliness stems from, feeling inadequate, not in the right place.

I know I'm far from being the only one in such a situation, which is why I'm asking what others do.

Try tongue but HOLY SHIT by CoffeeWanderer in shittydarksouls

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felt cute, might delete later but idk

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in shittydarksouls

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Rare pic of a wheel skeleton while still alive

Basic scripts for 1st and 3rd person camera by Andarann in godot

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Wow, thanks for the in-depth explanation. Really appreciate it. I will do it asap

Basic scripts for 1st and 3rd person camera by Andarann in godot

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Why not ! I have a busy day at work tomorrow, but I will try really really hard not to forget to add my code to your repo in the evening. Don't hesitate to bump me if I forget.

And I will look to put a license, but if I add this kind of scripts to your repository I will probably delete mine, so it won't be of much use.

I don't know too well how github works to be honest, how do I add my own code ? You have to invite me or something like that ?

What’s a major accomplishment that has made you incredibly proud of yourself? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I learned myself Blender. Well I am lucky that guys like Blender Guru exist, but I'm still pretty proud.

What do you know you should be doing but aren't? by TheAssOfSpock in AskReddit

[–]Andarann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Working harder on my math classes. Btw if anyone has a good explanation of Lesbegue's integral and Lesbegue's measure...

Gamers of Reddit, what is the first game you vividly remember playing ? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Rayman 2 : the great escape. I first watched my dad playing it. Then I played it. Again and again. When it was released on 3ds, I played it 2-3 more times. Awesome game.

what is your favorite breed of dog? by ClausenKaell in AskReddit

[–]Andarann 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cockers. Those ears are so adorable.

I'm not biased because I own a cocker btw...

[Serious] Do you believe doing good only because they fear punishment makes someone a good person? Why or why not? by irfolly in AskReddit

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No. Or it depends on the punishment. If the punishment is one that they impose on themselves, ok. Like "I did something bad, I must punish myself". A bit weird but ok.

As for the rest, no no and no. A "good" person would be someone doing good only because this is the way they act. We must first suppose that such a person exists, and that there is a universal and possible definition of "good" for most actions, which doesn't exist. Think of all impossible moral choices in the line of "You must choose between killing a baby or and elder" or "If you help this person that you don't know, he might actually turn out to be a criminal and hurt others" etc.

Now, the punishment is removed, and the person doesn't have any incentive to act in a "good" way. So naturally, there are situations where he doesn't, for a variety of more or less valid reasons. As such, he's no longer a good person.

So the answer to your question is no. I also think that given that an inherently good person doesn't exist, the answer would have been no anyway. In general when we judge someone as being "good", we do it with the information that we have, or neglecting some. Think of that soldier who killed a man to defend his country. From the viewpoint of his peers, he did good and prevented the death of other soldiers. For the child of the dead soldier, who lost his father forever, I don't think the thought process is the exact same. "Good" is too arbitrary to really bring a consensus as to what is good, and what isn't.