#Online lesson

[bugbugboy]

My first lesson is starting I one hour!!

I'll be attempting to teach you how to draw dynamic poses

I'd love to see you there, and if you miss this one don't worry - lessons are running weekly on any topic you can think off, just suggest the thing you want to learn and I'll teach it

Here's the link:

https://discord.com/invite/88BFQeeC

[a3musico]

중딩 1학년떄 부터 시작해서 이제 고딩2학년이 된, #온라인#프로듀싱수업 을 하면서 발매를 위해 다듬고 있는 학생의 곡, AI 시대네 뭐네 해도 음악을 만드는 재미는 인간에게서 뺏어 갈 수 없는 법이지.

먹고살기 위한 수단, 돈이 개입 되면서 모든건 어지럽고 피폐해지기 마련이지 않은가? AI 가 작곡을 하든 가라오케가 반주를 하든 그 수단이 문제가 아니라 산업화와 자본주의가 합쳐지는 순간 음악이 아닌 이 세상의 모든것들은 인간의 욕망으로 인해 타락의 길을 걸어야 하는 거잖아.

어쩃든 난 룰루랄라 음악이나 즐기세, 인생도 즐기고, 지화자~~~

나의 제자들도 승승장구 하는 녀석도 있고, 잠�� 고꾸러져 어딘가에 잠수탄 녀석도 있고 그러다가 또 카톡으로 SOS 를 보내 오는 녀석도 있고, 이게 사는거 아니겠어!!!

[focusmusicau]

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[felicitywilds]

how many licenses do you think aziraphale has? hes got one for possession of a firearm, and made them give him a test so he could get one to drive a car. what else has he done in order get a silly little slip of paper that says he can do something cool with a Human Invention? like i know hes a literal angel of heaven but do you think hes ordained

[marcovaleyeah]

The chemistry class is starting, I'm looking for a link in zoom, it's not there. I'll wait another 5 minutes. It is not there. I want to ask if there will be a lesson or not, but I'm still looking at the schedule, maybe offline? It was actually a geography lesson, not chemistry. I go to a geography lesson, it does not connect me. I ask if there will be a lesson or not. After a few minutes, the teacher answers the task in the classroom. He is not there. Question: WHERE IS THE TASK?

[xxsircharlesxx]

Oki so like The Hobbit BotFA is on rn, I’m not watching it tho cuz certain people are dying (you know who) and I noticed something in this scene:

Basically, when Bilbo comes out and is like “Thorin!”, Thorin instantly turns around and looks at him with what I personally think is shock and adoration.

Because Thorin had literary nearly threw Bilbo to his death, and yet Bilbo is back, calling for him.

And then it looks as if Thorin is approaching Bilbo, like he wanted to maybe hug him or hold him or apologise or whatever. But you can clearly see him going for Bilbo.

But then Bilbo moves like “it’s not the best time currently” kinda thing, and carries on with why he’s here. But, you can see when Bilbo moves away Thorin instantly stops and listens. But it’s a very abrupt stop, maybe for a second thinking “is Bilbo scared of me?” Kinda thing??? Idk, but he stops instantly for whatever reason, so there has to be something behind that.

And that’s that for me. If you have any thoughts on it pls share! I wanna know others opinions :)

[sneakygreenbean]

so we all know that the 36 Lessons of Vivec is considered Vivec's confession- and apology. But what I think yall are sleeping on is the Fables of Almalexia, both the Homilies and the Fables for morning, afternoon, and evening.

Each story in the four books written by Almalexia ends with a moral or lesson, and it is not uncommon for one of the Tribunal to feature in the stories as well. While a few lessons are based on real world fables (such as the Boiled Kagouti or the Gifted Guar), many of the others had lessons that directly related to the flaws and stories of the Tribunal. I think these fables that likely every dunmer child who went to temple heard, were all confessions of their own, and warnings just the same as the 36 Lessons.

Obviously, I don't care about all of these, you can read them yourself and come to your own conclusions, (hell, even synthesize them with some of the 36 Lessons, that would be fascinating for me to read) but I do want to talk about a few of them.

"Sotha Sil and the Scribs" has the moral "And so Sotha Sil discovered that the idle amusements of one may be the solemn tortures of another.", and looking on Sil's character in The Elder Scrolls: Online it is obvious that he sees mortals- even his own disciples- as somewhat lesser than him. And as a god, this belief is not wholly undeserved. Sotha Sil is significantly more powerful, older, and in many quantifiable ways *better* than the mortals he rules, that's just in the territory of being a god. But when the mortals- the scribs, in the fable- suffer, Sil is at best distant and apathetic, seeing suffering as not only not his responsibility, but also inevitable. Luciana Pullo's diary shows us a lot of what this looks like from the perspective of a mortal, even a powerful, interesting mortal that Sil obviously respects.

in "The Tallest Shroom Beetle", a beetle ""ascends"" by climbing, and is killed by a cliff racer. The moral here is stated to be "forsaking one's nature brings nothing but ruin." which would read as terribly hypocritical if taken at face value. The Tribunal, who were once mortals, warning others not to forsake their natures, to me more likely shows regret than hypocrisy.

In "The Friendly Alit" the lesson we are to learn is that "that which we hate in ourselves is often our greatest gift". Sotha Sil is the easiest to compare this to when we see his relationship with time- more on that later. I have thoughts on Almalexia that cannot be summed in a tumblr post about childrens fables, but believe me when I say I've been thinking about her. Despite this, I don't have an answer for what Almalexia might hate most about herself- she is the member of the Tribunal that we know basically nothing about before she becomes a god, her backstory being swallowed by her marriage to Nerevar. She is basically shown as having no weaknesses, and her actions are difficult to interpret even at face value.

Certainly related is the idea of Almalexia or one of the other Tribunal admitting their flaws (it is worth noting that in the Homilies, Almalexia is directly cited as the author, whereas in the Fables for Morning, Afternoon, and Evening, there is no author given. We have *assumed* that these were written by Almalexia, I mean, her name is on the cover, but it is only listed as a group of fables.)

in "The Crow and the Netch" the moral is "none can change their own weakness". Once again I think this is related to the hindsight we see in "The Friendly Alit", which seems to suggest that, if we are to seriously consider these fables, they might show the regret of the Tribunal. Each sees themself as weak in their own way, and even after sacrificing everything to destroy that weakness, they are still the same.

Related, in "The Child of the Councilor", the lesson learned is "We often forget to be thankful for what we have, when thinking only of what we want."

Many of the Homilies can be seen as confessions of regret, hindsight regarding limitations, and most importantly, flaws. I will probably end up writing an essay on this when i get around to it because I'm really normal

[iirulancorrino]

The Green brothers are doing effective altruism better than maybe 95% of people who identify online as effective altruists.

[ticklethentopple]

This community really needs a lesson in consent.

Tickling your friends who don't know about you liking tickling/having a blog and then going online posting about it or sending people asks about it is creepy as fuck.

If they cannot consent to you posting this you shouldn't be posting it or sending it to other blogs.

Imagine it was the other way around and they had a blog where they went in debt about how flustered they got when you hugged them. How it felt and how it made them feel and then a bunch of strangers online comment on it and encourage them to hug you more and tell them about it etc.

No matter what tickling is to you, you should be honest to friends about it if you post about them online. This is obviously not including you maybe telling a story from like 10 years ago.

I am talking about people who are baiting people into tickling them without letting them know what this really means to you.

Same goes for posts giving tipps on how to get people to tickle you without you telling them how much you like it. Like can you not realise how creepy that is?

Consent is key, even outside of fetish and kink.

[rowan-e-ravenwood]

oh btw! MY RIDDLER COSPLAY!!! this was my first time going to any sort of fan-con, thus, it was my first time cosplaying at a big event, and i had so much fun!!

it's not super elaborate, but i got a ton of compliments and four people came up to ask for photos! (one of them being an absolutely ADORABLE Robin cosplayer - genuinely, not in a weird way, they were just really really cute 🥺 i didn't even think to take a pic of my own with them before we'd both walked away and i didn't see them again. sad...)

my official cosplay tips: don't wait until the last minute and end up having to buy a $3 plastic hat from the party supply store. it gets inordinately sweaty in there. also, when making gloves, they need to be bigger than you think. yes, even when you think you've added enough extra room. add more.

edit: fixed the alt text bc i somehow forgot to mention the coat entirely 😭

[shithowdy]

can you guys please for the love of christ start checking the bio of someone who has posted a dumbass take to make sure they aren't an actual child before you decide to do sick dunks on them to your audience of thousands

[arthur-lesters-right-arm]

John has been driving this whole time do you really think he's been using his turn signal? Not once.

[bpdzai]

people whose entire extent of “community advocacy” was arguing abt how finnster is appropriating transfem identity in shambles rn

[marcovaleyeah]

On the one hand, in an online lesson, you need to answer questions like "Children, can you see the presentation?", "Children, can you hear me?" so that the teacher can see that you are in class. On the other hand, you understand that if she understands that you are in class, she will ask you...

[loveyourlovelysoul]

Sometimes while reading something, even a text or comment, we may pick up on the lines that unconsciously trigger us or give us some type of emotions, and react only to those. Remind yourself to take a breath before answering something or giving your opinion only based on that sudden feeling. Maybe there's also a different way to read those words or a different meaning hidden in the rest of the message; maybe the other person means more than that but in that moment your mind doesn't let you see it and it's okay. Give the text another read while trying to be objective, if you think it's necessary. And if you think it may help you understand more of yourself too.

[calamitydawning]

rusty + rowley :)