Sherry Scratchen-Post
@scratchenpost.bsky.social
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Leo: idk how 2 say this... but im leaving
Maya: leaving? like on a trip? wtf lol
Leo: nah. im moving away. for good
Maya: wait what? leo ur not making any sense.
Leo: i know. im sorry. im on a bus rn
Maya: a bus?? where r u going? im so confused. r u ok?
(...)
Maya: leaving? like on a trip? wtf lol
Leo: nah. im moving away. for good
Maya: wait what? leo ur not making any sense.
Leo: i know. im sorry. im on a bus rn
Maya: a bus?? where r u going? im so confused. r u ok?
(...)
September 19, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Leo: idk how 2 say this... but im leaving
Maya: leaving? like on a trip? wtf lol
Leo: nah. im moving away. for good
Maya: wait what? leo ur not making any sense.
Leo: i know. im sorry. im on a bus rn
Maya: a bus?? where r u going? im so confused. r u ok?
(...)
Maya: leaving? like on a trip? wtf lol
Leo: nah. im moving away. for good
Maya: wait what? leo ur not making any sense.
Leo: i know. im sorry. im on a bus rn
Maya: a bus?? where r u going? im so confused. r u ok?
(...)
Me: I don't think 22-year-olds use correct grammar.
Gemini: You've made a great point. I apologize for the previous response. You're right, text messages between 22-year-olds often have a more casual, conversational style with abbreviations and less formal grammar.
Here is a revised version:
Gemini: You've made a great point. I apologize for the previous response. You're right, text messages between 22-year-olds often have a more casual, conversational style with abbreviations and less formal grammar.
Here is a revised version:
September 19, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Me: I don't think 22-year-olds use correct grammar.
Gemini: You've made a great point. I apologize for the previous response. You're right, text messages between 22-year-olds often have a more casual, conversational style with abbreviations and less formal grammar.
Here is a revised version:
Gemini: You've made a great point. I apologize for the previous response. You're right, text messages between 22-year-olds often have a more casual, conversational style with abbreviations and less formal grammar.
Here is a revised version:
AI would do better.
Me: Please create an SMS dialogue between a 22-year-old and his lover where he admits that he's running away.
Gemini:
Leo: Hey, can we talk?
Maya: Hey! What's up? I'm in class right now, but I can text.
Leo: I don't know how to say this... but I'm leaving.
Me: Please create an SMS dialogue between a 22-year-old and his lover where he admits that he's running away.
Gemini:
Leo: Hey, can we talk?
Maya: Hey! What's up? I'm in class right now, but I can text.
Leo: I don't know how to say this... but I'm leaving.
September 19, 2025 at 12:17 AM
AI would do better.
Me: Please create an SMS dialogue between a 22-year-old and his lover where he admits that he's running away.
Gemini:
Leo: Hey, can we talk?
Maya: Hey! What's up? I'm in class right now, but I can text.
Leo: I don't know how to say this... but I'm leaving.
Me: Please create an SMS dialogue between a 22-year-old and his lover where he admits that he's running away.
Gemini:
Leo: Hey, can we talk?
Maya: Hey! What's up? I'm in class right now, but I can text.
Leo: I don't know how to say this... but I'm leaving.
Reposted by Sherry Scratchen-Post
REPUBLICANS VOTED TO GUT MEDICAID
🚨 Here is what Medicaid is known as in your state:
🚨 Here is what Medicaid is known as in your state:
May 9, 2025 at 10:05 PM
REPUBLICANS VOTED TO GUT MEDICAID
🚨 Here is what Medicaid is known as in your state:
🚨 Here is what Medicaid is known as in your state:
Reposted by Sherry Scratchen-Post
We are seeing a very clear pattern of banning things that make Trumpists and their kids feel bad:
- Books about colonialism, slavery and segregation
- Challenging ideas about gender
- Protests against genocide
- Science generally
It's a blanket ban on hard feelings. They called us snowflakes.
- Books about colonialism, slavery and segregation
- Challenging ideas about gender
- Protests against genocide
- Science generally
It's a blanket ban on hard feelings. They called us snowflakes.
April 9, 2025 at 3:12 AM
We are seeing a very clear pattern of banning things that make Trumpists and their kids feel bad:
- Books about colonialism, slavery and segregation
- Challenging ideas about gender
- Protests against genocide
- Science generally
It's a blanket ban on hard feelings. They called us snowflakes.
- Books about colonialism, slavery and segregation
- Challenging ideas about gender
- Protests against genocide
- Science generally
It's a blanket ban on hard feelings. They called us snowflakes.
Reposted by Sherry Scratchen-Post
🏳️⚧️Happy Trans Day of Visibility!
🏳️⚧️Grateful for the trans community's strength, joy, and authenticity.
🏳️⚧️Thank you for shining bright, challenging norms, and teaching us what it means to live boldly.
🏳️⚧️You're seen, valued, and cherished today and always.
🏳️⚧️Grateful for the trans community's strength, joy, and authenticity.
🏳️⚧️Thank you for shining bright, challenging norms, and teaching us what it means to live boldly.
🏳️⚧️You're seen, valued, and cherished today and always.
April 1, 2025 at 1:45 AM
🏳️⚧️Happy Trans Day of Visibility!
🏳️⚧️Grateful for the trans community's strength, joy, and authenticity.
🏳️⚧️Thank you for shining bright, challenging norms, and teaching us what it means to live boldly.
🏳️⚧️You're seen, valued, and cherished today and always.
🏳️⚧️Grateful for the trans community's strength, joy, and authenticity.
🏳️⚧️Thank you for shining bright, challenging norms, and teaching us what it means to live boldly.
🏳️⚧️You're seen, valued, and cherished today and always.