The mention of AI as an introduction suggests you may have a specific context in mind. If the question is so general, you don’t need to give irrelevant information. Asking “do you feel valued?” is enough, and the absence of context becomes obvious.

Professionally? No

As a family member or friend? Yes

As a member of society? Barely

What’s the context of your question?

Bread. Cheese never makes it

Yes.

I see two scenarios. One, they catfish me if they can pass for a regular straight man. How I react to this when I find out will depend a lot on their personality and how everything unfolded, but it’s very likely I’d be very angry about them lying.

The other scenario is one in which our personalities click really well, so well we would be besties. But the advances would theirs. Again, how I respond to these advances would vary a lot but if we already have that exceptional affinity then it’s likely to go well. I think looks would be important here, they don’t need to look masculine but they would need to have somewhat conventionally attractive features. I’m boring and limited like that, sorry.

Okay I found the post and I’m still intrigued on how that inspired this

WTF? LMAO

LCL vs FCL? I’m OOTL

I’m speechless

I’m sorry, I’m not American and this is the first time I see this image. How much of this is real? Did he actually stand right next to an easter bunny and demanded for hormuz?

TIL Mao did cocaine

My dnd buddies posting ai slop images of our campaign in the group chat, and the emojis in response (🔥❤️🤯).

I didn’t realise most people’s imagination was so lacking

That croc really represents my mood about it

It’s raining and it’s cold

I don’t have a place of my own, I certainly don’t own any TVs. However, whenever I stay somewhere with a TV, it is ignored. I don’t turn it on. If I had a place of my own I wouldn’t have a TV, anywhere.

Most people do have TVs though, but I would say only about a third keep one in the bedroom.

So you ask us to isekai and to tell you which, but you don’t say if we get powers or not.

Take Overlord for example. I would love to, but, do I arrive there as a level 100 player or am I another regular human?

I would probably also love any DnD setting, say Baldurs Gate 3 to give a specific example. But again, under which conditions do I materialize in my chosen universe?

Giving you a general answer, I think I’d be happy in any high fantasy setting provided I’m in good health and can harness many of the special magic skills and abilities the main characters have.

Being more specific though, I find that what I really like is universes that really value craftsmanship and the arts, which is something that keeps eroding in this reality we live in. It’s not just being somewhere with magic, it’s being somewhere I can design, create, use and give to others items that are beautiful and treasured.

Toupee fallacy, OP. And it’s exposing you as lacking women in your circles, to say the least.

I fail to see the question or why would anyone need such trash in their lives

Native Spanish speaker, usually subtitles are pretty good as long as made by humans and not auto generated captions. I guess that’s a standard in any language though. Personally I can’t recall bad subtitles ever, but very occasionally I do find simplified subtitles or phrases made in a way that could be much closer to the original in structure. But it’s negligible.

I realise I haven’t taken many photos of things I find interesting lately. I went over my photos for a whole year … Most of them are work related or too personal to share.

But.

I found this ant colony with their brood inside a friend’s pantry. I only moved the items around a bit, exposing them, and they moved the whole colony overnight.

No. If anything, my crisis are because of what I do remember. And thankfully childhood memories are never a problem.

I may be curious, are you working on something like software or something like research? And when you say to map where people agree/disagree, do you mean in general or specifically their agreement/disagreement of how they perceive the Internet is changing?