OMG! So much pressure, being someone's favorite.
If I were a cat, I'd shrug coolly, and say, "Of *course* I am!" 
OMG! So much pressure, being someone's favorite.
If I were a cat, I'd shrug coolly, and say, "Of *course* I am!" 
I don't like to rent music. I prefer torrent music.

Solution:
1. Say "fuck it!"
2. Smoke/eat some good herb.
3. Rest.
4. Wake up refreshed.
5. Get things done, without much fuss.
6. Yay! No stress!
It's subtle and subconscious. Mastering any skill changes you at a deep level.
In High School biology, 30 years ago, as I was learning the tedious details of the Kreb's Cycle, I was groaning, "When will I ever use this crap? I'm not even going into medicine!" Guess what?
I still haven't used that stuff, and never will, and I'm still mad at having to learn that. In fact, I'm mad that I can even recall it and wish I could forget that useless junk to make room for something interesting. 
"Why speak of the use
of poetry? Poetry
is what uses us."
β Hayden Carruth.
To paraphrase Steve Jobs: Learning skills develops the self. The dots will connect, looking back one day. Mastering lots of useless skills adds up to doing really well at something you want some day, with the mastery of those skills subtly informing and helping you.
Jobs learned calligraphy, which he thought was useless but fun. Later, that knowledge helped him develop pretty fonts for the Mac.
In Politics, we look at what was said, and who said it, and why.
In Philosophy, we look only at what was said, and discuss the idea on its own merit.
I'm more of a Philosopher.
Maybe just blur the platform name in the image?
Personally, I don't quote posts from closed platforms like Threads, or X. However indirectly, it gives the Billionaires air, and I would rather choke them. If there are any freedom-loving people on there, let them find the Fediverse first, before I think of them as free, and quote-worthy.
Tell me about it. Damn https! Can't even telnet to port 80 and start typing HTTP directives. Ahh, sweet nostalgia.