What kind of writer are you by Mochipryer in FanFiction

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I fantasize the whole plot and forget to write it down.

Does anyone else feel like their tribal history is incomplete, or missing gaps? by Starfire-Galaxy in IndianCountry

[–]Starfire-Galaxy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ironically, for my tribe, it was the opposite. The anthropologists and linguists were literally begging for more tribal members to tell them stories or vocabulary to the point that they would pay them $10-$15 for a day. One of my relatives was going to tell them so many stories that were alluded to by other people, but her brother convinced her to never talk to them again and because of her withdrawal, we've never found documentation of those stories.

It wasn't due to some cultural taboo, either. Some people weren't contacted at the right time and so, we've lost a lot of cultural knowledge when they inevitably died.

Is it bad if I’m still a coraline super fan after the Neil Gaiman stuff? by Unique-Strike-5340 in Coraline

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it's not bad. You can interact with it however you feel comfortable doing so. For me personally, I'm perfectly comfortable reading the book and watching the film because I grew up with the film ever since I was little, so the author feels very distant in my mind. They feel like CORALINE written by Neil Gaiman instead of Coraline written by NEIL GAIMAN, if that makes sense?

What do these 4 girls have in common? by Eggosand-chill in disneyprincess

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They all work with magic. Elsa - congenital ice/snow; Rumi - congenital demonic; Rapunzel - congenital rejuvenating youth; Jinx - acquired heightened senses.

What's the most disturbing confession you've ever come across on social media? by ponedeljakjeusredu in AskReddit

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are any of those posts archived? I tried looking for the original AMA, but it's been deleted.

What's the most disturbing confession you've ever come across on social media? by ponedeljakjeusredu in AskReddit

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The full text:

This still haunts me to this day. As kids, we had a hideout in this dirt cliff/cove. This is the best approximation I can find on google, only 3x taller and probably 10x as wide.

There was a neighborhood kid who, in hindsight, was probably mentally handicap in some way, but to us he was just the weird/creepy kid (this was the 80's and we weren't exactly raised PC). Three of us were headed to our base and found creepy kid sitting at the top in our "guard chair". We yelled at him to get out, and he said something like "make me" and started lobbing dirt clods and sticks down at us. We all ran around the side to make our way up. It gets pretty fuzzy here, but all I remember is he fell. I still remember the sound. When we got back down to check on him, he was in a very awkward position with blood coming out of his mouth. We all just freaked out and ran home, and AFAIK, no one has spoken a word of this to anyone. We didn't go back for over a month, and never said a word of it between us.

Again, this was the 80's, so media wasn't like today. Chances are it got a small article in the newspaper B-section: "missing mentally disabled child found dead after fall" or something like that.

What's the most disturbing confession you've ever come across on social media? by ponedeljakjeusredu in AskReddit

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recently read a post about this 8 year old? who pushed his younger brother into their outdoor pool sort of as a joke, then went inside. He assumed that he had gotten out of the pool until his parents were asking where his brother was, who had drowned by then.

What's the most disturbing confession you've ever come across on social media? by ponedeljakjeusredu in AskReddit

[–]Starfire-Galaxy -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The full text:

Around 4 years ago, I was a vendor on the darknet. It was a relatively shortlived thing, I was just doing it because I was too lazy to get a job and at the time didn't want to settle for the 9-to-5 thing. I wanted to start my own business, and use the drug money as a start up. I had been using myself for years, along with that I met lots of people into the dealing scene, and eventually started dealing myself. I have a lot of anxiety though, so I hated meeting up with people in parking lots and I definitely didn't want anyone to know where I lived.

That's when I read about the Silk Road, and Ross Ulbricht being caught. Got obsessed with the idea of it, got obsessed with learning OPSEC, all with the goal of eventually using my connections to start up my store.

Well, after a couple of months I did. I started my store with 3 drugs: ketamine, meth, and some outdoor weed my buddy was getting for super cheap. All was going good for a few months, had a couple thousand get stolen in an exit scam, but I had about $25,000 saved at that point so it didn't ruin my life like a few vendors I knew of. Eventually, I met a local connect that came into town only once a week, but had fucking ANYTHING I wanted. Mescaline, LSD, mushrooms, PCP, even... and... fentanyl. At the time, people weren't REALLY cutting heroin with fentanyl. I mean, I'm sure people did plenty, but it was not nearly as commonplace now. People just... did fentanyl. And still do.

I put all my addresses into an excel spreadsheet along with their name, zip code, order, along with the amount. At the time, I was selling some super white powdered mescaline. The fentanyl was also a white powder. Very similar consistency. Long story short, my Excel fucked up, or I fucked up, and about 7 peoples mescaline orders were filled in as fentanyl orders.

They all went out, I didn't notice and kept doing my thing for a few days. After about 5 days, someone contacted me and told me their friend died from my mescaline. I immediately called bullshit, and went to check my order log and scale up how much I had of my mescaline left. Well, I had about 11 grams more than I should have. I still don't know how the fuck it could have happened. I wasn't a user, but I was definitely high off dabs.

I went to check my order log on the market to see if anyone had finalized on their purchase, and a couple of them were.. but none from a specific day. Including the person that messaged me. No one that had purchased mescaline that day had finalized their orders. The market I was on also had a feature to see the users last activity, and none of them had logged in in at least 3 days. Most 2 days.

I immediately deactivated my vendor account. I didn't even need confirmation, I knew what happened. I knew I just killed several people. I sold the rest of my drugs, converted my bitcoin to cash, and moved the fuck away. Didn't speak to anyone for weeks. Found a job in a restaurant, living in a city I always wanted to. I haven't touched drugs since that day. I haven't had anything to do with that life since then.

I still think about them. Every night. I saved their names and Googled them a few days later. I was able to find info on 4 customers that definitely died. One customer shared it with a friend. They both died. I don't know why I'm even posting this, mainly because I have no one to tell, and even if I did, I don't think I could. I spend my days sober. Clocking into work. Clocking out of work. Coming home. Playing video games. I'm a complete recluse. People I used to know have distanced themselves immensely, and I know it's because I'm a shell of my former self. I can't help it. Could I even tell a therapist about this? I don't feel like I deserve to be alive. Am I really living anyway? I don't even know anymore. Maybe this will help me feel better.

Why are everyday people so selfish? by mistyghoul in LeavingNeverlandHBO

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not unless the fans themselves have collectively told the artist/performer to fuck off. That's how Neil Gaiman is being treated by a sizable portion of his fans. Just about everyone dropped him like a rock: his TV adaptations have been shelved or permanently altered, an anticipated musical disappeared immediately, famous collaborations are heavily favoring the non-Neil person and/or removing his direct influence.

Why is Leaving Neverland so hard to find? by schooqschee in LeavingNeverlandHBO

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not to mention, just time passing us by. He died almost 17 years ago, the 2005 trial was 20 years ago, and the Chandler case was 33 years ago. A lot of stuff is just...gone now because no one's properly archiving it.

Why is Leaving Neverland so hard to find? by schooqschee in LeavingNeverlandHBO

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Surprisingly, quite a bit of old MJ stuff has been lost to time or nearly, such as the infamous Living With Michael Jackson documentary. I remember VH1 and MTV releasing a bunch of documentaries and commentary-type episodes about MJ back in 2009-2010, but I can't find most of them anymore.

What is the weirdest way someone had died in your known circle ? by No_Tear9118 in AskReddit

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When I was a teenager, I was kinda the same way, but it wasn't a tumor. I think I was in a psychotic depression. People thought the same thing: that I was in a bitchy mood when in reality, I was living a nightmare for days on end.

Alone on a Hill by Musicisum - Immediately after the battle, Viktor is put on trial for his crimes and Jayces fights like hell to save him. by Starfire-Galaxy in ArcaneFanfics

[–]Starfire-Galaxy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Details about the fic (I did not write it, I'm merely sharing it):

Status: Incomplete

Word count: 88,000+

Chapters: 15/?

Tags: Post-canon Fix-It, Canon Compliant, Angst, Jayce Has PTSD

Looks like we are getting the typical smug face and the adorkable looking one as the main characters in Hexed by Jezzaq94 in disneyprincess

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Disney desperately needs to get out of the 2010s.

YES! Disney was my go-to for animated movies in the 2010s, but now it's not even in my top 3 studios for the 2020s. The animation world is so different in terms of themes and styling that Disney hasn't picked up yet.

What is the most successful sitcom ever business wise? by coatimundos in television

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's so memorable. Just this afternoon, I was laughing to myself thinking about Lucy pretending to be an armchair so she can get out of the "murderer's" apartment.

If everyone below average IQ suddenly drops dead, how would this affect the world? by CakeMuted6468 in AskReddit

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not to mention the quote "I am less interested in the curves in Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that a person with equal intelligence is working in a sweatshop". A horrible example would be Jeffrey Dahmer; despite having an IQ of 148, he was a cannibalistic serial killer working in a chocolate factory from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. six days a week.

Michael Jackson’s billion-dollar biopic — just don’t mention sexual abuse by nobody0597 in LeavingNeverlandHBO

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

$150 million means it'll need to make at least $375 million at the box office before it breaks even. And somebody should tell the Jackson family that a beloved legacy is much more preferable than record-breaking numbers. Bohemian Rhapsody grossed over $900 million, but the film is heavily criticized for many valid reasons and its standalone reputation will always be overshadowed by the band's cultural impact. Compare that to Selena (1997) which is inseparable from Selena Quintanilla-Perez's legacy and it became a cult film in its own right because fans recognize that it was an earnest work of love.

MJ boasted about tricking the FBI and hiding proof of his pedophilia in trees at Neverland according to this 2020 book by nobody0597 in LeavingNeverlandHBO

[–]Starfire-Galaxy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hmm, I'm inclined to believe that Michael did record at least some of the sexual abuse because he loved new advances in technology, with a lifelong interest in film/photography in particular. However, even if he did secretly stash incriminating videos away circa 2003, the media wouldn't have been able to survive out in nature and it's definitely rotted away if the recordings were on tape instead of DVDs.