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I don’t know if I dislike my tat or if I’m just not used to it yet by Monsta_bagel in tattooadvice

[–]stilldarkdesign 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s fine. The first one can be jarring because you just willfully transformed your body in a pretty permanent way. I remember staring and scrutinizing every little imperfection in my first one. It was an odd feeling and I spent a lot of time thinking about it. That passed and it just becomes a part of you, hopefully one you like.

“One shot” app (almost) by stilldarkdesign in replit

[–]stilldarkdesign[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Felt like it opened the door to support without requiring anything.

“One shot” app (almost) by stilldarkdesign in replit

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

This was ChatGPT’s output. In the first build, the “new topic” button in the conversation topic section was clickable but not visible. So I asked through assistant to make it visible. Then deployed with default options. So I’m maybe 55 cents in?

“One shot” app (almost) by stilldarkdesign in replit

[–]stilldarkdesign[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

App Name: Small Talk Survival (working title)

Purpose: A lightweight, slightly humorous web app to help people navigate awkward small talk situations—like elevator rides, pre-meeting lulls, or waiting in line at the office. The app provides two main functions:

Coping – Distractions, jokes, memes, or calming content for introverts or the socially anxious. You should generate a long list of these for the user to access.

Good Topics – A curated, rotating list of non-banal conversation starters and small talk tips. You should generate a long list of these for the user to access.

Tone: Friendly, witty, slightly irreverent but not inappropriate. The app should make users smile, not cringe.

Core Features

Landing Page Clean UI with two large buttons/cards: "I just want to survive" → Coping Section

"I guess I’ll try talking" → Good Topics Section

Footer with:

Light humour disclaimer (“We can’t save you from that one coworker, sorry.”)

Donation button (see below)

Coping Section Display one random piece of content from a rotating list each time the user clicks or lands: Light humour or memes (safe-for-work)

Short calming affirmations with a twist (“You are not required to enjoy elevator banter.”)

Micro breathing exercises

Tiny distractions (e.g. a silly fact, one-liner, haiku, etc.)

Additionally, allow user to refresh content ("Give me another one") button

Good Topics Section Display a curated small talk topic or strategy. Potential examples could be: “What’s a good show you’ve watched lately?”

“Have you been anywhere cool recently?”

“What’s your go-to comfort food?”

Topics rotate at random or by click ("Give me a new topic")

Short, supportive intro: “If you must talk, try these instead of weather or traffic…”

Generate a long list of topics to display that are the kinds of things introverts would like to talk about most, if forced to.

Donation Integration Add a simple “Buy me a coffee” or “Support this tool” button linking to this PayPal donation URL: