ImportedReality

Dad; husband; software developer.

Reddit refugee trying out the fediverse.

Full stack developer. Primarily work with C#/.NET, and Vue.JS. Lately I’ve been learning Rust and loving it!

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  • About a decade ago, I was renting a room from a couple I was friends with. One of them went to a hairstylist and during the appointment said to her “I don’t have any girl-friends, do you want to hang out some time?”. Well that hairstylist said yes and they made plans to go snow tubing a few weeks later. I was supposed to go with them but came down with a cold. I still wanted to meet this new girl so I came down to see them off. That’s when I met the woman that would eventually become my wife and the mother of my child!

    I had never been more upset that I was sick than that day lol


  • ImportedRealitytoMemes@lemmy.mlsaving lives is hot
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    8 months ago

    The American Red Cross has this on their website:

    Q: I’m a heavy cannabis user. Can a transfusion recipient fail a drug test if they receive my blood?

    A: No.

    They don’t care if you’re high as a kite as long as it doesn’t impair your memory or comprehension (probably for legal reasons).





  • ImportedRealitytoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldAge of piss
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    9 months ago

    Man I miss the flash game era. So much creativity and a lot of really, really bad games that were still a blast to play.

    I remember this, StickRPG, the endless amount of zombie games, Storm the House, and the Heli Attack series. So much fun at the time but they definitely don’t hold up well after all these years.


  • If you asked me growing up, I would have said that I’m a Christian. I was surrounded by Christians, my family were Christians, and I went to church almost every Sunday until I was 18.

    But I never truly believed. I always felt something was wrong with it all, that it just made no sense. I looked around at my peers and thought “why don’t I feel god in me like everyone else?”. I wanted to believe so desperately that it made me feel like there was something very, very wrong with me.

    I thought “well maybe it’s because I go to a non-denominational church” so I asked if we could go a southern baptist church instead. Nothing. Then I thought “maybe I need to be more involved in the church”, so I went to Bible studies every week and volunteered for mission trips and vacation Bible school. Nothing. Then I thought “maybe it’s because I was never baptized”, so I got baptized. Nothing.

    After years of this, I was anxious, depressed, and suicidal. It wasn’t until I moved out and went to a school across the country that I could finally admit to myself that I just didn’t believe and I likely never would.

    After many years of self-reflection and deconstruction I am finally happy and in a place where I feel like I am living my authentic life. I’ve never been happier.

    Forcing kids into religion is fucked and does damage to them that lasts for years, if not a lifetime.