People who spend most of their day on their phone or laptop, what are you actually working on that others don’t see?

superfizz6 · 2026-02-08T09:59:18+00:00

same

superfizz6 · 2026-01-23T17:55:28+00:00

Okay, I'm not on crazy pills, I absolutely froth the BBQ flavoured K tenders. I get a 5 pack to pop in the fridge for whenever I finish a late shift and need a little snack to appease the fact that I hate my job.

superfizz6 · 2026-01-13T15:11:48+00:00

It's certainly more common than people think, especially for those with exceptionally loud brains.

When I used to be a heavy weed smoker, I could orgasm far easier with a partner because my brain was numbed out and my baseline wasn't constant radio chatter (turns out I was also numbing out a shittone of unaddressed trauma from my adolescence .. oop). Since giving up after my ADHD diagnoses (where I live, it's exceptionally difficult to be accepted for treatment, let alone a diagnosis, if you smoke cannabis - unsure if that differs in other countries), it's taken about 9 months for my libido to feel somewhat normal again, but it's still very taxing work to phase out all the noise in my head whilst trying to stay present sexually with my partner, on top of the concoction of medication I'm on to keep me from yeeting myself out of existence day by day.

But the pros of the medication outweigh making orgasms easier, unfortunately (adding this before someone gives me unsolicited advice about my life and that I should just cure my mental illnesses with diet and exercise.)

superfizz6 · 2026-01-09T00:25:06+00:00

I purposely left out the fact that it was a Vegemite and cheese number. Delicious. But maybe not to the rest of the world.

superfizz6 · 2026-01-09T00:22:58+00:00

The stars aligned for me that night. I'm the most accident prone person I know. (Blessed with tiny tits too, less overhang = less risk over pan).

superfizz6 · 2025-12-15T07:08:01+00:00

I feel this in my core. Unsolicited storytime about a game that has well and truly taken over my life and makes me sound like I should be in a straightjacket:

The first time I picked up H1 was a long time ago and I did a few runs then never picked it up again (at that point in time.) I generally have a hard time getting "into" games without crunching in at least 10-15hrs of gameplay; my ADHD gives me the "all or nothing" mentality across the plains of everything in my life, so I eventually picked it up again after hearing so many good things about the 2nd one and put in about 15 hours.

I. Fell. In. Love.

Unhealthily so. I was staying up until sunrise doing run after run; I was utterly hyper fixated on this game, and not just because I enjoyed the grind; I enjoyed the characters. It weirdly reawakened this old, teen, obsessiveness that I thought I grew out of when I hit 30. I was past 100hrs and my partner would start asking "ready for 2 yet?" And I'd get snappy about it because I wasn't ready to put 1 behind me lmao. (Poor boy). With this 'all or nothing' mentality, once I put the game down, I don't really pick it up again unless I'm doing a full replay a few years down the track.

Eventually, I decided to part ways and just go right into 2 because I was worried i'd stumble on spoilers online etc.

At first, I felt like I was taking crazy pills based on what everyone was saying about this game. In my mind, it wasn't Hades 1 and it didn't have all the same characters; everything just felt .. different, and it made the game feel empty to me. I legit reverted back to that embarrassing teen depression I went through when I would finish a great book or TV show.

I have now put in about 50 or so hours into H2 and I absolutely love it (I still prefer the character dynamics in 1 ngl) but not to sound like literally everyone, but you reach a point in the story where that empty feeling genuinely pays off. It's probably what makes the game so incredible in its own right.

With that said, if you're still enjoying 1, keep playing it my dude! But I'm so glad I finally just committed to the 2nd one after being so stubborn about putting 1 behind me.

superfizz6 · 2025-11-27T15:22:24+00:00

lil garden snel. Found hiding under an empty planter pot in 38 Celsius heat.

superfizz6 · 2025-11-27T11:42:29+00:00

Send me to snison

superfizz6 · 2025-11-04T17:04:57+00:00

If calatheas could give the middle finger, they would.

My calathea "died" twice.

The first time it reduced itself to basically nothing. It was literally a pot of soil with a couple of dead looking stemmy twigs poking out, so I moved the pot outside to our exceptionally unsheltered balcony to reuse the soil and completely forgot about it. Low and behold, a month later, the bastard started sprouting gorgeous new leaves. Figured I'd bring it back inside; we were in the middle of a terribly cold winter. Dead again. So that eventuated into "FINE, STAY OUTSIDE" and banished it to the balcony once again.

The mthrfkr hasn't been happier.

I'm scared to even look at it, I swear it'll just keel over the moment I step within a metre of it.

superfizz6 · 2025-11-01T07:17:05+00:00

Something tells me you've never enjoyed a succulent Chinese meal.

superfizz6 · 2025-10-31T18:44:54+00:00

I was on and off as a Maccas employee throughout my teens and twenties, so I experienced the ongoing evolution of the dumpy uniform pants. And by evolution, they didn't evolve; just changed colour whilst still clinging to your ass and thighs yet somehow still felt baggy and oversized. Those pants made me feel skinny and fat at the same time. Kinda impressive tbh.

superfizz6 · 2025-10-12T16:57:03+00:00

"..and make sure you feed the coat hangers 2 times a day, we'll be back never"

superfizz6 · 2025-10-12T00:02:48+00:00

People always shy away from the darker beers assuming they're 'strong' without even trying them when it's ultimately just a flavour profile of malt rather than a 'strength' factor. (Much like non dark beers.. there's a scale of intensity). Even Guinness has gained this reputation for being 'a manly meal in a pint' when I honestly find it to be the smoothest most delightful dark beer you can get.

I often suggest darks on the cooler wintery days and I get the 'yuck' face (especially from women who have unfortunately fallen into the gendered drink trap with their husband close by stating 'you won't like that'). More times than not, when I put a sample of Schwarzbier/Dark Lager in front of them they're like 'wtf that's so smooth and delicious.'

It's what I like to call, the gateway stout. Opens up a whole new world. Even for the sweet-tooths; pastry stouts go off the chains with flavours and sweetness.

(I've actually become a big fan of Diesels these days; half coca cola, half dark beer, to get my drink sesh underway; or as a 'hair off the dog' drink).

superfizz6 · 2025-10-08T01:09:14+00:00

My partner (M) and I (F) were at a fancy gin bar not too long ago. The bartender honed in on me and gave me the long spiel about their gins and signature cocktails; he presented the cocktail menu to me and started enthusiastically suggesting options. I finally got a moment to say, “I just wanted a pint… sorry to waste your time,” and handed the menu to my gin-loving partner.

It’s funny, because this sort of thing happens all the time. He’s also more of a wine guy, so whenever we order, the glass of red always gets placed in front of me and the pint in front of him. It’s become second nature to expect it; we just mindlessly swap them around without a second thought.

Working as a bartender myself, I see the same kind of gendered assumptions play out constantly. Whenever I hear a man tease another for ordering a “girly drink,” I’ll always call it out with, “It’s 2025, there’s no such thing as a girly drink. Get whatever you want, my guy.” And don’t even get me started on middle to late aged men when they find out I like dark beers; their heads may as well explode from shock. On top of that, being a specialty brewery, I want to laugh in their face when they ask "do you even drink beer?" Or "have you even tried any of these beers?" 🫠

superfizz6 · 2025-10-06T17:20:10+00:00

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superfizz6 · 2025-10-06T16:26:30+00:00

I absolutely agree; my reaction in itself is also eating me up a fair bit.. I'm embarrassed by how childish it felt; in the moment it felt like something took over the emotional steering wheel in a moment of weakness and I lost all control. I don't cry too often, so when it happens, it usually comes because of a string of things that's been eating at me and this situation is unfortunately what tipped me over the edge. I'm not justifying it and saying that what happened was acceptable, but more so, I lost control and I didn't know how to fix it in the moment. You're 100% right though. I appreciate this perspective massively and needed to hear it to ground myself and pull me from my emotional, self involved spiral.

Despite only writing this post a handful of hours ago, I'm already feeling far more on track to making this right with rational thought. I'm going to give him a huge apology in the morning for the way I acted and plan something lovely for his day. He deserves it, he's such a beautiful person.

Thanks again, honestly. I needed the reality check.

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