ALT A tall, unopened box that is labeled 'DUKE NUKEM.'
ALT A signed page by Scott Miller featuring the Rise of the Triad Developers from 1994.
ALT A signed page by Scott Miller that shows "Duke's Creators Give Us a Piece of their Mind."
ALT A Notes Section page with "This was once the personal property of Scott Miller" with Scott's signature.
ALT An unopened box filled with 30 Duke Nukem Atomic CDs with the Apogee label. On top of the box is a Duke Nukem 3D CD in a Jewel Case, unopened.
ALT Iconic heroes follow recipes to make potions. Well, one does. The goblin does what he wants.
ALT #1 - Stop having a bad faith interpretation of every thing you read If you think something someone said might have been something you disagree with, instead of starting an argument, ask them to clarify or ask them specific questions about what they said You will be so surprised to find that half the people you assume are being shitty or negative just didn't phrase what they meant very well #2 - Learn to block people It's free, it's easy, and it will save your life. Tired of someone tagging your stuff with characters from a fandom you don't like? Don't try to control them by telling them not to, just fucking block them. Less upsetting to them, less work for you, less inflammatory, more effective.
ALT #7 - Quit wasting energy on hating random shit Being annoyed by a certain fandom is one thing, but actively hating things that other people do just because you're not into it is such a waste of your energy. Not only are you actively putting more negativity into the world, you're wasting your own time on things that upset you. Focus your time and energy on the things you do like and quit scrolling through Tumblr user AnimeIReallyHate7648's discourse blog. You might think it's fun, but there comes a point where hating something goes from kind of fun to actually obsessive and unhealthy for you as a person.
ALT #8 - Unlearn purity culture This is a big one guys. What is purity culture? It's referenced a lot, but I think a lot of you don't know what it is. In short, purity culture is when people take many nuanced situations and try to divide them into black and white categories. There's the Good category and the Bad category. The problem is, life is not in black and white. You can't put a neat line down the middle between good and bad. This kind of thinking is extremely regressive. Ask any therapist alive and they will tell you that black and white thinking is unhealthy and often a Symptom of Something. So, what happens is, someone sees something on the good side and spots something they think is morally objectionable in it and says, "this can't be here, it needs to go to the Bad side." (Cancel culture). The problem is, people are always on the lookout for anything wrong in the Good - constantly looking for impurities so that they can completely sanitize things and therefore be free of sin