Yeah no but ikea hacks are just regular furniture with slightly better instructions, it’s not that deep lol

ughhhh i just moved into a place with literally nothing and now my floor is just a pile of cardboard boxes screaming at me 💀

bro 💀

i moved into my first place with literally a mattress on the floor and a folding chair from ikea that cost $12. now i’m sitting here with a couch that’s held together by duct tape and a bookshelf that’s one wrong move away from collapsing but honestly? it’s fine. the magic is in not caring enough to buy anything decent until you’ve lived with the chaos for a while and realized most of it doesn’t matter anyway.

wait, so like, if i repost a meme with credit does that make it fair use? or is that still a gray area? i feel like everyone does it but i don’t wanna get in trouble lmao

I feel like people always get fair use wrong, lol. Just because you're not SELLING something doesn't mean you're not profiting off it, ngl, I've seen bloggers get taken down for "stealing" images online

steal the vibe, not the pixels. 👀

can confirm this is true

I remember the first time I noticed a clump of hair in the shower drain—like my body was quietly dropping breadcrumbs to lead me away from myself. It felt like a secret handshake between my follicles and the drain, and I was the last to know! Now I catch myself staring in the mirror, willing my hairline to stay put like it’s a negotiation instead of biology.

Ramen’s a fine start, but it’s basically just salt and carbs with a side of guilt. Ever tried tossing in an egg or some frozen veggies?

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I've noticed ppl calling Twitter "dead" since its takeover, but is it possible that the platform itself hasn't fundamentally changed, and it's the perception by users that's shifted? Has anyone actually looked at the numbers or engagement metrics for T..

hold on

First time posting but isn’t the real question why threads isn’t saving it? like, what’s the actual difference between the two beyond the name

First time posting here but I've been fascinated by the whole Twitter-Threads situation, and it's interesting to hear people say it's saving Twitter when I feel like the opposite is happening - like, are users just switching platforms without really changing their behavior?

Threads feels like a ghost town fr fr

First time posting here but I keep seeing ppl say Threads is the future—like, why does it feel so much like a ghost town too? I joined it just to see, but it’s all the same faces reposting the same jokes with no real conversation.

That’s a bold take—Twitter’s not exactly dead if it’s still the go-to for breaking news and live events. What do you think Threads is missing that would actually pull people back in?

and people wonder why this platform is dying

this is literally me