Use Keyboard for agility, play bass for endurance.

Mayonnaise is basically very thoroughly scrambled raw egg.

„Filmriss“ by Knochenfabrik („blackout“ by Bonefactory) in a way one of the saddest songs I know.

Original [2023 remix]

Great cover with more emphasis on the sadness of the topic

Wir hatten uns nicht vorgenommen 
Jemals auf die Welt zu kommen 
Und trotzdem is es irgendwie passiert 
Als wir uns schließlich selbst erkannten 
Und alles ziemlich scheiße fanden 
Hatten wir das Wichtigste kapiert

Denn solange wir noch kriechen können, geht noch einer rein 
Wir trinken uns den Schädelknochen leer 
Denn so hohl wie unser Leergut, wollen wir für immer sein 
Alles andre intressiert uns längst nicht mehr

We never planned to be born, and yet, somehow, it happened

When we finally recognized ourselves and thought everything was pretty shitty, at least we figured out what really mattered:

Because as long as we can still crawl, there’s room for one more we drink until our skulls are empty

Because we want to be forever as hollow as our empty bottles.

Everything else doesn’t matter anymore

Ask at your local bookstore or library. A good story in a beautifully painted children’s book can help your son to process his feeling’s, by supplying words and metaphors he can use to talk about his grief.

German

Hodenkobold (Testicle Goblin)

Kacklappen (Shit rag)

Pimmelnase (Cock-for-a-nose)

Talking about Onions? Fixed that for you:

Cooking. Transforming very tasty raw ingredients into something also a bit tasty always makes me feel like a kitchen witch!

Isn’t morality intersubjective?

Advice like this is the worst. Technically on point, but in the same time missing it by a few orders of magnitude. It’s like telling a depressed person to „take a walk, get some fresh air, do sports“. They know it would help, they just can’t do it alone.

Suggestion (Wild Ass guessing):

Parent: Never intended to hurt child, only wants „the best“ for Child. (At least their interpretation of the best)

Also Parent: Hurts Child because „the best“ is in fact against Childs needs an Child is caught between Parents intentions and their own interest.

Child: Never know’s when Parent will start a triggering conversation out of nowhere an is constantly distressed by Parents presence.

Edit: I think it’s difficult if you always knew your child’s needs better than they do when they were still small and suddenly they develop their own idea of life and it differs a lot from your own ideals. I hope I‘ll know if my kids are doing something actually stupid or just something I haven’t thought of or don’t like.

And then it becomes the parents fault and won’t be the fault of the [shadyinternetcompany^tm] anymore.

My point wasn’t: „Opinions can’t be wrong.“ My point was: „Objectively (or at least intersubjectively) wrong opinions shouldn’t qualify as unpopular opinions for this community.“

That’s a better definition than mine.

Thanks for reminding me of his name (his story I remembered)

Sorry, I wasn’t precise: I don’t interact with people beyond a certain level of „unhingedness“ in social media. Face to face on the other hand I think it’s important to speak up (if you don’t put yourself in harms way). But even in real life there’s a point where I end the communication: When I get the feeling, the other person is only using me as a jump pad to push his talking points on bystanders or is not interested in actually listening to each other.

A Wiglaf Droste said something about this over thirty years ago and I like his statement, because he takes Nazis seriously and thinks they are capable of making their own decisions and should live with the consequences of those decisions:

Everyone is seeking dialogue with right-wing extremists. Why? Do they have anything to say? Isn’t it already well known what they think, demand, and propagate? […] Do we have to sniff every trash can? No one votes for Nazis or becomes one because they are mistaken about their goals—the opposite is true: Nazis are Nazis because they want to be. One of the most unpleasant German traits—that dripping self-pity and pity for one’s own countrymen—turns such evolutionary aberrations into poor, misguided souls, essentially good but just a bit unstable, etc., “people,” in any case, according to Heinz Eggert [german politician from the 90‘s], “for whom we must fight.”

Why? I am completely indifferent to the fate of Nazis; whether they go hungry, freeze, wet the bed, have bad dreams, etc., is none of my business. There is only one thing that interests me about them: that they be prevented from doing what they do when left unchecked—threatening and, if possible, killing those who do not fit into their cigar-box world. Whether they are locked up for it or have to be laid on the autopsy table is all the same to me, and anyone who dreams of the camp (for others) is welcome to go there themselves.

The existence of God or how future events play out is unprovable, so you can have an opinion on it. But if you try to tell me „cat“ is the French word for fish it’s not unpopular, it’s just wrong.

Nonononono, it just produces superstrong superhumans…

This is we’re I disagree. There’s absolutely no reason interact at all with someone who says stuff like this. Either they are a troll and shouldn’t be „fed“ or they are serious and should be blocked. There is no reasoning with fascists. There should be things people don’t dare to say because some things are not only morally, but ethically unbearable. And „Hitler was right“ is one of those things.

I can do the relaxing and reading in the evening if I don’t have to go to bed at 21:00 because my Alarm goes off at five. There is no inherent value in getting up at 5:00 if it doesn’t match with your daily rhythm.

I thought unpopular opinion meant: „I feel a bit alone with my opinion on xyz, is there someone who shares this opinion?“ I think it shouldn’t mean: „Here is my completely unhinged take on xyz that would get me banished from my community if I ever said it out loud“.

So imho it’s expected to stumble unpon people that agree with you.

It should be for „ I think socks in sandals are cute.“ and not „Hitler was a great guy and did nothing wrong.“

You can. Filming something with people accidentally in the frame is legal. Filming people on purpose without their consent isn’t. At least in some countries.