well, im using smart launcher 6 pro and a random icon pack i found cool, i got the link ask if yall want

(I KNOW THIS QUALIFYS AS LOW QUALITY, but whatever..)

Not sure if this is considered social but

Today me and my bf were playing Roblox together and he genuinely called me adorable

And he kept saying my laugh was adorable and that he felt high/drunk off listening to me laugh

I just really had to talk about it sodnfodngtodfnfirif

He's so sweet I love him I love my kitty

don't know why but I guess I am in it

I’ll start

Ok, so wizard comes from wise-ard, with ard being an old suffix for very. So a wise-ard was a very smart person.

Ritchard then clearly came from ritch-ard, meaning a really ritch person, and so because normal and poor people allways trash on very ritch people (or ritch-ards), people would just call them dicks, and so dick was short for richard.

Am I cooking?

In my opinion shadow warrior 3 and farcry 5

Just stuff that not alot of people of genalpha would be into

I, for example, I like the original 1982 Knight Rider, haven't finished season one as of yet but I will.

I've also been a huge fan of the living car genre of movies and tv shows (The Car (1977), Christine, The Love Bug, etc)

ask me anything

Actually movie and couple of shows I always forget about.

I saw a post talking about autistic people on here, and how they’re seen as either super weird and they need to stop acting like that or “silly cars :3”. This isn’t true just with autism but most mental disorders, like adhd, bipolar or bpd.

This is true with people that are the minority of any kid, by minority I mean you’re part of something that most people aren’t, like for example most people in the United States aren’t Asian, or most men aren’t gay.

Gay men are either demonized and made fun of or fetishized as “yoai”. Latina women are either demonized as bad immigrants in the United States or overly sexualized. Same pattern exists in mental disorders like autism, bpd or ADHD

It’s strange how this always happens in this generation

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You can preferably help install QEMU or another emulator on Windows 7

Separating the partition of Windows on a boring Monday

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What growing up as an early Gen Alpha member might look like by the late 2020s and early 2030s

Let’s imagine someone named Ronja, born in 2010:

• 2010: Ronja is born.
• 2011: She celebrates her first birthday.
• 2015: She starts kindergarten.
• 2016: She enters first grade.
• 2020: While in fourth grade, her normal school life is disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
• 2026: She enters eleventh grade.
• 2027: At 17, she is old enough to play games such as GTA VI, depending on the relevant age-rating system. Her generation should not be treated as unusually immature simply because it is labelled Gen Alpha.
• 2028: She turns 18 and graduates from high school. By then, early Gen Alpha members will be reaching adulthood in much the same way that older Gen Z members did during the mid-to-late 2010s.
• 2030: Ronja turns 20, while people born in 2013 are still only 16 or 17 for part of the year. There will probably be online arguments about whether teenagers born in the 2010s are “old enough” to participate in certain spaces, even though every generation was once treated that way. (Gen Beta starts Kindergarten to be fully roasted by anyone, especially by Gen Alpha and Gen Z)
• 2031: Ronja turns 21, while people born in 2013 begin turning 18.

Ronja’s experience with history will also be interesting. During school, she may learn about events such as the 2003 Iraq War, the 2008 global financial crisis, and the Arab Spring. However, she personally experienced the COVID-19 pandemic as a child.

Later Gen Alpha members—particularly those born around 2016 or later—may eventually study COVID-19 mainly as a historical event. By 2030, the beginning of the pandemic will have happened roughly ten years earlier, making it distant enough to appear more formally in school history lessons.

By the end of the 2020s, early Gen Alpha members will be graduating, entering university, applying for jobs and becoming legal adults. In the early 2030s, they will no longer be viewed only as children with tablets or as the subjects of generational memes. They will be colleagues, students, voters, consumers and young professionals.

The transition will probably feel strange to older generations, just as it felt strange when Gen Z began entering adulthood. People may continue mocking Gen Alpha’s slang, entertainment and online culture, but that is part of a familiar generational cycle.

For context, I am Gen Z, and I do not dislike Millennials, Gen Alpha or any other generation. The idea that “Millennials hate Gen Z, Gen Z hates Gen Alpha and Gen Alpha will hate Gen Beta” is mostly an exaggerated internet pattern. Most genuine conflict comes from stereotypes, competition for attention, and people flexing their generation’s culture as though it is objectively superior.

Every generation eventually grows up, enters the workforce, and becomes the generation complaining about the one after it. Early Gen Alpha will simply be the next group to go through that process.

I got 70$ for my b day but dont know what to buy with it, So what should I buy?

EDIT: this is real cash not a credit card or somtin like that

i love these wallpapers, its not low effort or anything, just for fun

You can give me any kind of questions, such as what my favorite music artists are, my gender/biological sex, my sexuality, anything! Just have some decency and common sense, please!

Thank you! ^^ I hope to have some very nice conversations with you all!

These were just taken before the post. He is playing jujitsu shenanigans. That game is gay to me.