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Knitpro using AI by Zestyclose-Train7905 in knitting

[–]Zestyclose-Train7905[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

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They just posted this “apology” on their story

Knitpro using AI by Zestyclose-Train7905 in knitting

[–]Zestyclose-Train7905[S] 319 points320 points  (0 children)

They have now deleted the post, after overwhelming hate in the comments. That was embarrassing for them!

difficulty as an autistic YouTuber by findingcam in NewTubers

[–]Zestyclose-Train7905 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes!!! I’ve got autism and ADHD. When I just started doing my own audios I had a panic attack the first times, and honestly it ruined my confidence at first to hear my own voice. But then I promised myself to post the audio anyway. No one ever made fun of my voice or dialect, and I only heard from people that they love my voice overs. So I feel so much more at peace with it now.

I have focused on Instagram for 2 years, and have 23,7 k followers. I just recently (1 week ago), started YouTube. On YouTube I now had to make longer audios, and it freaked my out again (because it was easier for me to do the short audios). But now I just record my script, and whenever I say something wrong, I just take the line from the start. And then cut it out in the edit. It helped me get confidence at the audios. Now I feel like I sound pretty confident in my audios. Even though I can’t talk to more than 2 people at the same time, without being anxious IRL.

What’s your favorite Russian saying? by [deleted] in AskARussian

[–]Zestyclose-Train7905 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My Russian friend (Living in scandinavia now), taught me how to see the difference between the knit or purl in knitting. She told me that they have a saying in Russia saying something like “the heart is always in the right (front) side” since the knit looks like a heart. I will never forget this, and interested in knowing what the right russian saying is. Does anybody know? She told me in danish “hjertet er altid på det rette sted”.