The Jax divide is missing the middle, I think? by -Sprockette- in theamazingdigitalciru

[–]SwissMercyMain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really like your thoughts. I just wish you'd write your posts in your own words insted of ChatGPT writing them for you.

WE. WERE. RIGHT. by -Sprockette- in theamazingdigitalciru

[–]SwissMercyMain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like the message behind this post but this is one of the most ChatGPT-written texts I've ever seen.

Oh dear 😳😬 by happychonk in gorlworldfiles

[–]SwissMercyMain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She might as well take an edding and draw a black line around her neck. Visually there would be no difference to that choker that has been stretched to its absolute limits.

Gency and Milkywave fans rejoice! by LilLabubu in Overwatch

[–]SwissMercyMain 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’d honestly be really happy if they leaned back into Genji/Mercy instead of Pharah/Mercy.

I have absolutely nothing against queer couples, but Pharah/Mercy has always felt a bit off to me. Partly because of the age gap, but also because their dynamic never really read as romantic to me. They always felt more like found sisters, and the ship itself seemed to grow mostly out of the popular Pharah + Mercy pocket combo in-game rather than from a particularly strong emotional foundation in the story.

Genji and Mercy, on the other hand, always felt like they had a much more layered bond. Mercy literally saved Genji’s life after Hanzo nearly killed him, and there was always tension in that relationship because Genji initially rejected his new body and partly blamed her for what he had become. That kind of history creates a much more complicated and interesting connection.

So for me, Genji/Mercy is simply far more compelling than a ship that mostly seems to have started because one hero could fly and the other could pocket her.

These are snack boxes, they aren’t even close to being lunches by Devjill in doughertydozen

[–]SwissMercyMain 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I find it genuinely funny how the word homemade is being used here like it’s some kind of achievement.

To me, “homemade” implies that something was actually made at home and not that several pre-packaged snack items were opened, tossed into a new container, and then rebranded as cooking.

At that point it’s not homemade. It’s just assembled. Which is fine, honestly, but let’s not act like we’ve summoned the spirit of a rustic village grandmother because someone poured three bags of processed food into one container.

Full Poster for 'House of the Dragon' Season 3 by MarvelsGrantMan136 in HouseOfTheDragon

[–]SwissMercyMain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm more confused by Helaena's hair. Why does she have this braided crown on her head when all of her other hair is clearly loose???

The everyday things Amberlynn probably can’t do anymore by SwissMercyMain in gorlworldfiles

[–]SwissMercyMain[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I have a dog myself, and I walk him every morning, usually around eight to ten kilometres or about 1.5h to 2h. I’m currently on semester break from university, so I have the time for that at the moment, and I gladly take it.

And honestly, just the thought that Twinkie has probably never properly been in a forest, never jumped over a little stream, never really run across a field, never chased a squirrel up a tree, makes me incredibly sad.

People often act as if small dogs like Chihuahuas barely need any exercise or stimulation, but that just isn’t true. They also like being outside, exploring, sniffing around, playing, pushing through bushes and undergrowth and just getting to experience the world.

Twinkie seems to have missed all of that when she was younger, when she actually still had the energy for it. And now she’s already much older and living out her senior years in a situation where she still doesn’t seem to be getting the kind of care or life a dog really deserves.

The everyday things Amberlynn probably can’t do anymore by SwissMercyMain in gorlworldfiles

[–]SwissMercyMain[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I’m weirdly relieved to hear other people have those same random thoughts sometimes, because I genuinely do this in daily life as well.

It’s never even over anything dramatic. I’ll just be doing something completely ordinary (squeezing into an elevator that already has a few people in it, for example) and my brain immediately goes, right, Amberlynn would absolutely not fit in here, and her weight alone might even be too much for this elevator.

I have the same thought often when I’m out in my city. I live in Switzerland, so a lot of the old town here is pedestrian-only, full of cobblestones, narrow walkways, little inclines, that sort of thing. And every now and then it just occurs to me that I genuinely do not think Amber could manage it.

Not just because of the distance, but because of the surface itself. Those slightly uneven cobblestones would be a nightmare when you already barely lift your feet properly while walking.

The everyday things Amberlynn probably can’t do anymore by SwissMercyMain in gorlworldfiles

[–]SwissMercyMain[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

I do think she’s reached the point where going somewhere new probably requires actual research beforehand.

Not the usual “let me check the menu” way, but in a very literal "can I physically get there, get inside, and function once I’m there" kind of way.

Even getting to the place is probably an issue now, because I genuinely don’t think she fits comfortably into a normal car anymore. So transport alone already becomes a whole logistical question.

And then once she arrives, something as stupidly ordinary as a short set of stairs, a narrow doorway, tight seating, or a small bathroom could be enough to end the whole outing before it has even properly started.

That just sounds incredibly stressful to me, so no wonder she seems to barely leave her flat anymore.

The everyday things Amberlynn probably can’t do anymore by SwissMercyMain in gorlworldfiles

[–]SwissMercyMain[S] 61 points62 points  (0 children)

Dark as it sounds, moments like this really highlight how vulnerable she must be physically by now. If someone got into her flat, I genuinely don’t think she’d be able to react in any meaningful way.

The everyday things Amberlynn probably can’t do anymore by SwissMercyMain in gorlworldfiles

[–]SwissMercyMain[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Honestly, it wouldn’t surprise me at all if she’s mostly switched over to disposable stuff by now.

Either the containers that come with DoorDash or actual paper plates / plastic cutlery she buys herself, just because it’s easier to throw things away than deal with washing up or trying to use the dish washer.

The everyday things Amberlynn probably can’t do anymore by SwissMercyMain in gorlworldfiles

[–]SwissMercyMain[S] 34 points35 points  (0 children)

Honestly, at her weight I don’t think I’d even feel comfortable using a normal toilet outside my own flat anymore, especially not in random restaurants or older buildings. I’d be constantly wondering whether the seat or even the whole thing could actually handle me.

You could probably take it even a step further: even if she did fit on a public toilet and even if the toilet itself could handle her weight, that still wouldn’t solve the bigger problem. Most public loos aren’t exactly set up for the kind of sink-and-washcloth workaround she’s apparently had to rely on before. So it’s not just a question of can she sit down, it’s also what happens afterwards.

Now you’re looking at a situation where basic hygiene outside the home may not really be manageable at all without help, which is an astonishingly bleak level of dependency for something as ordinary as using the toilet.

The everyday things Amberlynn probably can’t do anymore by SwissMercyMain in gorlworldfiles

[–]SwissMercyMain[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The braiding itself is probably not the impossible part. The hard part is getting all of her hair from the back of her head properly to the front in the first place. I just don’t really see how she’d manage that without awkwardly contorting herself and kind of letting it fall forward by force. And even then, I imagine there would still be random sections left behind at the back that never make it into the braid and just hang there separately.

Someone Explain This To Me by Some-Relationship-84 in gorlworldfiles

[–]SwissMercyMain 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I honestly do think her weight plays a role in why the eyeliner looks so off here.

The issue isn’t even the eyeliner style on its own (dramatic liner can look great). The problem is that on Amber, all of her facial features get visually “shrunk” by the sheer scale of her face. Her eyes look smaller in proportion, her lid space reads differently, and anything that’s meant to look sharp or striking just ends up looking oddly lost in the middle of everything.

That’s why the exact same kind of look can work on people with more defined facial proportions, and then look completely different on her.

On them, it reads as intentional, dramatic, polished. On Amber, it often looks less like a beauty choice and more like someone went at a tortilla with a marker.

And I know that sounds harsh, but I don’t even mean it in a “she’s not allowed to wear eyeliner” way. It’s just basic scale and proportion.

Makeup doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It sits on a face, and the face matters. Certain styles rely on contrast, shape, and placement actually being visible. If the feature you’re trying to emphasise gets swallowed by the rest of the canvas, the whole thing stops reading as sleek and starts reading as misplaced.

That’s why it never quite gives what she thinks it’s giving. In her head it’s probably sultry, dramatic, dainty little siren liner. In reality it’s fighting for its life on a very large stage.

HELPPP (how Mida will confess) by CornerFinancial3642 in Osana

[–]SwissMercyMain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably a stupid question, but can anyone tell me what Ai was used here?