#it feels like it's becoming impossible to navigate the internet | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

bakugoushotwife · 6 months

Text

kinktober day ten: breeding kink

>>> so i actually think he would be able to get his partner preggers but that's because i say so xoxo but also bc maybe ce doesn't affect the reproductive system?? idc if it does he deserves a family!

>>> starring: choso kamo x curvy!fem!reader >>> cw: breeding kink thank you, pregnancy kink, choso is obsessed w his wife hours, oral (fem), creampie, >>> wc: 2.2k >>> event masterlist:

he’ll never forget the day you told him you were pregnant. it was something he had considered impossible, to the point he never bothered wearing a condom or cumming anywhere but inside you. seeing you pregnant only made sure those things wouldn’t change. you were already so perfect to him that it was almost unnerving, even all these years of marriage in. he fell in love with you the moment he met you back in shibuya, but somehow you had become even more beautiful to him.

he was obsessed, almost to the point of embarrassment, if choso understood the concept in regards to his love for his wife. but he wasn’t shy about being yours. it was all so new to him, the idea of fatherhood, viewing you as a mother, watching you change before his very eyes and all the long doctors appointments. he loves it though, oddly enough. especially the notion of being a dad and watching your body and mindset shift and grow.

choso can tend to be clueless due to his rather unconventional navigation of life, but ever since he learned how to work a cell phone, the internet has been his very best friend. unfortunately, yuji can give some very…troublesome advice. choso thinks it’s a miracle he’s still alive at times. so google can help in ways his earnest younger brother cannot, giving him multiple opinions and sources on what to do and how to do it. he spends hours of his time researching how to care for you; wanting to know if it was normal to be this attracted to you while you were all moody and pouty with just the start of roundness at the bottom of your belly—the jury was still out on that one, by the way.

one thing that was normal was your increased need for him, not like he was complaining. he loved this side effect the most, able to satiate his perverse desire to keep stuffing his already pregnant wife full, relishing in how eager and frankly nasty you had gotten. you were damn near insatiable, and choso thought he was in heaven for it. all through your first and second trimesters, you couldn’t get enough of him—and the feeling was mutual. as you grew larger and the house became cluttered with baby shower gifts and preparations for baby kamo, he continued to clock hours towards his family. he read article after article on parenting, actively assembling the nursery and searching up names with you. he was beyond joyful, still unable to believe that you were growing his son or daughter within that gorgeous body of yours, your breasts had started to swell and your hips had begun to spread. he loved every second of this: your neediness, everything about how you look while making him a father, and the way his friends circled around him and became such a supportive family.

his thoughts bordered on crazy, a haunting desire to keep you like this all the time, lounging around the house in your pretty maternity dresses doing nothing but being waited on hand and foot; relaxing while stroking your swelling stomach. it’s what suited you best, he thinks—stretched out along the couch basking in the rays of the sun beating in through the living room window, snacking on a fruit board he made you and baby. he’s nearly foaming at the mouth, your long robe-style dress clinging to all the delicious curves of your body; the light cotton seemed to outline your heavy boobs, tight around your semi-hardened nipples. it hugged your six-and-a-half-month sized bump, your other hand resting there protectively. choso was stuck in the moment, trying to commit every detail of you to memory. he almost didn’t hear your chortle of disbelief.

“you said what, now, babe?” you whip your head towards him, heart fluttering violently at what he uttered— you needed him to say it again. it was easy to grow addicted to your husband, building his spawn had you needier than ever. even the smell of him had you going absolutely feral level insane even though this pregnancy had been the highlight of your life so far. you thought your clinginess and desire was driving him to his own insanity, figuring he must hate tending to you and your attitude as of late. you must have just heard him incorrectly.

“huh?” he blinked, violet eyes refocusing on your plush lips speaking to him. “what did i say?” he asks, just as confused as you are. his cheeks darken anyways, as if you caught him doing something naughty, which only makes you believe your ears were in fact not deceiving you.

“you said you should keep me like this all time.” you chuckle, full on tilting your head towards him from your spot on the sofa. he averts his gaze as soon as you meet him, and you let out a teasing fake gasp. “my husband wants to keep me barefoot and pregnant, huh? you know that’s pretty outdated…”

he shakes his head, embarrassed immediately. great, now you thought he was some sick perv, which isn’t completely off base, he guessed, but still! it wasn’t like that, he didn’t view you like some machine built only to churn out his kids and cook him dinner!

“n-no! i mean—you look great like this, b—”

“i’m just fucking around, love. i thought it was sexy.” you grin, throwing a wink his way. he clicks his tongue at you and huffs at the teasing, even though he’s definitely intrigued by the latter half of your sentence. you arch your brow, waiting for him to ask for clarification. you could see him fighting it in his head before your very eyes. the scrunch of his nose tells you that you’ve won.

“yeah? what’s that supposed to mean?” he says from his spot in the recliner nearby, always opting to be close to you. you smile knowingly at him, humming in thought mostly for the dramatics.

“mayhaps i enjoy the idea of you keeping me pregnant…especially if i get spoiled like this every time.” you giggle, shrugging a little bit. “maybe i’ll feel differently after i actually have this one.” you pat your tummy affectionately, and he thinks he may be drooling. you always play so coy, but he can see the way you rub your thighs together and the clouds that darken in your sunshiney eyes. he may be regularly clueless, but the one thing he knows all too well is your body.

“hm, i think it’s because you’re a sex-crazed maniac now and know pregnancy gets you off the hook.” he deadpans, though his heart is beating rapidly in his chest and in his cock. you call his bluff, rolling your eyes viciously.

“isn’t that the pot calling the kettle black.” you huff, spreading your legs out on the couch in a silent command. he smirks, not at all caring that you caught him. he nods a bit, holding his hands up.

“got me. i just didn’t know how much i would love this.” he says, the husk in his voice sends a shiver down your spine. your thighs press together when he obeys your body language, rising from his seat and making his way to the couch. he sits at your feet of course, smiling so sweetly. his warm hands gently pry your knees apart, and you wonder if he knows just how seductive the look he gives you is. his chin is angled down, hooded purple eyes singing a siren song that makes your legs fall apart again and your fingers pull at the tie keeping your dress together. he growls at the sight of your exposed body, his hands rubbing trails from your knees to your hips and down your thighs again. “you’re so perfect…can you blame me?”

you roll your eyes but wear a stupid grin at his praise, shaking your head to his question. you knew better than to be insecure over your changing body, especially with all the extra attention it’s garnered you. truth be told, you had never felt more beautiful, the life growing inside you breathing new life into your own appearance, and your husband never missed an opportunity to make you feel like a goddess amongst mortals. he would never dream of making you uncomfortable or asking you to accommodate him, so he folds himself into the space he has so that his face hovers above your shiny middle. his breath alone makes you moan, a hand flying up to cover your embarrassment. you always react like you’ve never been touched before and choso loves it almost as much as the sight of your round stomach and even rounder mounds above. he brings his thumb over you, wanting to watch you as he draws slow circles over your hardened clit. he hums, a little smile on his face as you jerk and squirm. your hips buck into his mouth instantly with cute whines slipping past your lips as your hands struggle to reach for his collarbone length black hair. he leans up a bit to help you, just the feeling of his rough thumb pad against your need turned you into a mess within seconds.

“nngh–oh choso, feels so–mmph good already.” you gasp, hands dropping to fondle your aching breasts. he nods and sits up to spit a warm and fat glob on your cunt, his thick thumb dragging it all over your spasming need. the lewdness of his action coupled with the nonchalant way he watches, tongue poking around your hole like nothing ever happened, has your brain spinning without much effort. your hips drive into the relief he offers, chasing your orgasm like you’d never before experienced one—despite the clear proof otherwise. he allows it, never in his life would he keep you from feeling good. he’s honored to be the one who causes those pretty sounds to fill the room, to be the father of the child making your beauty so ethereal, to be the man tongue deep in your perfect pussy. “gonna–ohhhh–”

your sweet release coats his tongue, his thumb still working you down slowly so he could relish in the face you make from sheer pleasure. he sits back up, a little more comfortable on his knees as he leans over you to give you a sloppy kiss filled with your own essence. he’s had to be much more careful since you’re getting bigger, but he doesn’t mind making sweet love to his beautiful baby mama. you wrap your arms around his neck, keeping his mouth against you while his hands are busy freeing himself from his sweatpants. you gasp into his mouth when you feel his length parting your folds and prodding at your hole. he only nibbles at your lip to tell you that he’ll be gentle, sheathing himself within your wet warmth slowly. you tense around him and relax, sighing happily at the feeling of him rocking into you at a tender pace. he moves his kisses to the sides of your cheeks, your jaw, picking up his speed until he has to sit back up properly to angle himself right.

“more, you’re not gonna break me daddy.” you pant, hand braced on the ridges of his defined abs. he sighs begrudgingly, only because he’d been repressing the same urge ever since you welcomed him inside. he relents, lifting one of your legs to rest against his hip before driving into you a bit harder. you moan wildly and nod, nearly screaming. “god—just like that.”

“anything for you mama, s’cute you need it hard, such a good girl letting me get a little rough.” he grunts, squeezing the hold he has on your thigh. you feel so different, still so tight and warm but with a different kind of wetness. he’s a mess too, championing himself with that nickname you bestowed upon him. his strokes are so well-timed, letting you feel every drag of his cock against you, the tip of him nailing the spot you need him most. “so perfect. you gonna let me keep this pretty hole bred?”

you nod, the words sending you close to your tipping point. you shake your head, too gone to speak to let him know that you were going to cum. you don’t have to tell him though, he can tell from the intense fluttering of your sloppy cunt, and he’s happy to have lasted this long trapped in your clutches. you’re slapping at his stomach, legs shaking around him as you scream again, the sound so primal it sends goosebumps prickling along his skin right before he’s stuffing you full as if you weren’t already carrying his seed. you squeeze down on him, making sure he empties his balls in you. he stays there until he goes soft, and then he slumps against the side of the couch. your giggles make him perk up, his violet eyes cutting over to see you crawling towards him with a mischievous glint to your eyes. he knows he’s right when you swing your leg over his lap, angling him back inside you.

“don’t worry—just wanna sit on it.” you titter, wrapping your arms around his neck again, pressing your body as close as you could for a hug. he twitches from sensitivity as you lower yourself back over him, but a smile spreads across his face all the same.

“how many kids can i give you, mama?” he groans in your ear as his arms tighten around your waist securely.

#jjk x reader #kyleewritesjjk #kylee's kinktober event #kinktober 2023 #kinktober #jjk smut #choso kamo x reader #choso kamo #choso x reader #choso smut #choso jjk #kamo choso

860 notes · View notes

gowns · 1 year

Text

ok last post for the day but did you know that literally unpacking your repression will cure you?

i've been unpacking the word and the concept of "repression" for the past 11 months and it has taken me on a journey that has just. literally repaired holes in my brain

and i didn't even know i was repressed. i thought i was "normal" and knew about all the edges and sides of myself

but it turns out that there was more to discover. and i have resolved to never be so set in stone again, so sure of what i know and don't know, how i identify, how i operate, how i navigate

your body and life and mind are all very malleable, expandable; you can be so much stronger, so much more confident, than you are now. even if you think you're already strong and confident

you don't know what you don't know...

the biggest reoccuring issue that i see on the internet is people posting with such authority, being so sure that they're right, even when they're speaking from a very narrow point of view, and have had a sheltered, judgmental upbringing. so they're just projecting their very limited experience on everything else. i know because i used to be guilty of that too.

but now i'm so... like, i am so fulfilled, so happy, and in a constant state of open curiosity, closer to zen than i have ever been before.

and i had to get there through being dragged through gravel at the bottom of a pit; i had nightmares about demons coming through screens, false reality, eyes following me everywhere. this is a really personal note here. you might not resonate with this. but i think that "madness" or nightmares can sometimes be a signpost of something else that's bothering you. i know that i was flagging to myself that the internet and television and etc, while it is very entertaining, it's also literally false reality, like, you could waste your whole life caring about tweets and hot takes and shit. i could just work on my little computer then watch tv and sleep and that would be my whole life. but it was all a coping mechanism for an unfulfilled life.

so then -- what is it that would make for a fulfilled life? even if it feels scary, out of reach, impossible; even if it feels shameful (not from a real sense, i.e. harming someone else, but from an imaginary sense, like "i don't know why, but when i think about this thing that doesn't hurt anyone, i feel sick, like i shouldn't do it, but i want to do it, i feel like i have to do it"--)--

i think there is soooo much repression out there, because we're just steeped in it. and there's the repression that you know about, then a whole shadowy area of your mind that's the repression you're not even conscious of. and maybe sometimes things lash out from those shadows; you project things onto other people, carry grudges, can't feel satisfied with anything, etc

i've dealt with a lot of depression and anxiety and intrusive thoughts and so on, and a lot of it just.......... stopped. over the past year. from unpacking the repression

(i also feel personally that a lot of people who subscribe to conservative ideologies are repressed on some level. and in my mental mind map, there's "repression" < - > "trauma" < - > "isolation" with lines pencilled in heavily between each of them)

and it's like... you open yourself up to yourself, you open up to other people more, you become more engaged in your community, build better friendships, etc.

because it's like repression is poison in the soil... and the more we get rid of that shit the more we can grow, open up, more things grow..

it's just one word, it can mean different things to different people, but i think we could all attack it with the same woodpecker-like ferocity that i am attacking my own repression. you know? then it would be like. oh shit. i had a tool of imperialism and colonialism and white supremacy and heteropatriarchy and protestant / catholic control just festering inside of me for years. damn. good thing i got it out!

#edit: this was not the last post of the day #where art thou adderall

61 notes · View notes

sandumilfshou · 3 days

Text

Meta analysis/hypothesis on what is influencing the rise of anti culture

FAIRLY LONG POST.

I feel like antis (as most commonly minors) are stuck in this vicious cycle that has been perpetuated by internet culture over the last 20 years without having the advantage of the early internet etiquette/warnings/safety education that we as millennials and older got.

Kids these days are pretty much online from birth. The internet encourages people to post their thoughts and opinions at all times, often without much thought, and this norm is perpetuated pretty strongly through sites like Twitter and TikTok. So they're posting all of their thoughts and feelings and opinions left right and centre, often without privacy settings turned on, usually on social media sites where anyone can see these posts. And because the internet is a panopticon, unless you are on a private or hidden account, everyone is also able to post their own opinion about your opinion. It's easier than ever before for someone to discuss, argue, reject, and attack other people's opinions. And it's human nature to double down and defend your position instead of coming to an agreement or neutral ground (or god forbid change your mind), especially when tone is difficult to get across via text, and even so when people are often automatically argumentative and aggressive in their initial response (I have been guilty of this many a time).

This is all tied up in what I think for minors is a fundamental misunderstanding of what the internet is. It isn't a safe space, it isn't sanitized for your comfort, and it isn't censored or controlled much outside of strictly R18 sites other than literal illegal content being reported. But there seems to be this view among minors and antis that by default the internet should be safe for them to navigate, and they should not be able to stumble across, access, or engage with adult content (not even necessarily NSFW stuff either). So when they see this, they're shocked and appalled that it exists where they can see it, and because of the above, have been encouraged by the nature of the internet to post their very strong, often underdeveloped and shallow, opinion about it! They do not understand that the internet is the wild fucking west and outside of strictly under 13 sites and parental controls put on them, that it is your individual responsibility to curate your OWN safe space on the internet. Be liberal with the block button! Make use of mute functions! Set your shit to private so people who don't know you can't interact with your posts!

But they don't do this, because they were never taught about the dangers of the internet like we were. I remember when you should never give out ANY personal information about yourself, not even your first name, hell even saying the country you were from was often frowned against. We were taught that the internet is dangerous and you are responsible for keeping yourself safe. Now kids are putting out their name, their age, their country, all of their mental illnesses and neurodivergences and triggers all over the place! (It doesn't help that so many social media sites are encouraging linking your identity on other sites as 'verification', making it very impossible to be anonymous or fully under pseudonyms anymore.) So they think the internet is a safe and fun place to spend their time and encountering any content they dislike is free real estate to have a very loud opinion on, and are conditioned to double down on this when questioned.

This leads to two things that have become pretty rampant recently:

A lack of understanding of basic fandom culture and etiquette

The rise of puritanist views from LGBT+ youth on sexual deviance / morality / kink, and the encouragement of broad censorship.

Cancel culture is so fucking rampant these days. Kids especially are terrified to be cancelled or called out, especially since cyberbullying is so fucking common now. For kids this is often tied up in their real life school interactions, but it is rapidly becoming normal to consider your online identity and interactions just as real and valid as your physical, everyday interactions. Internet friendships are just as strong - or even stronger - as those you have in real life at school, or work, or sports clubs. It's known that people spend more time on the internet now than ever, so more and more of our time and mental energy and space is taking place in the virtual sphere. Being involved in something that negatively affects you like cyberbullying, or being cancelled or called out, or even just labeled as 'problematic' is so much bigger now, and it's not as easy to "just log off" or "just turn off your phone" as it used to be, because SO MUCH of our identity is caught up in online spaces now.

There's this dichotomy where we are encouraged to post all of our thoughts and opinions on the internet where anyone can see them, but cancel culture is also making people - especially kids - terrified to make mistakes or withhold opinions for fear of being labeled 'problematic' or 'siding with xyz if you don't post an opinion that disagrees with it'. There's a hyperawareness of what could be considered problematic behaviour, this strong need to be performatively moral, even if it means throwing someone else under the bus to prove that you're unproblematic!

This all links back to my previous two points. It means that common historical fandom etiquette - things like "don't like, don't read", the term "squick", "YKINMK - your kink is not my kink (and that's okay)" have all but disappeared from lexicon and culture. Where in the past we used to scroll past things we didn't like, kids now feel the need to call it out to prove themselves morally superior and unproblematic. They don't care that most of the time the space is NOT FOR THEM, they ignore all of the 🔞emojis and "MDNI" warnings, because of this fundamental misunderstanding that the internet is not always by default going to be palatable for them. Internet culture has destroyed any sense of 'if you don't have something nice to say, don't say it' which used to be more normal (though that didn't mean people still didn't label every fic with NO FLAMES PLZ!!!11!)

Because of this lack of 'fandom etiquette', because of this misunderstanding of how the internet works and historically has been, because of this instinctive reaction to immediately disapprove of and attack content they viscerally dislike, instead of ignoring it, this is giving rise to puritanist views and talking points amongst LGBT+ youth, minors, and antis. They are literal minors who are literally not even relevant to these conversations and concepts, as most of them are R18, inserting themselves where they aren't wanted into discussions on and posts about things that they consider sexually deviant or immoral. Because they are CHILDREN. Of COURSE they don't like this content!

I'm not a psychologist, but I wonder if developmental phases are playing a part here. Like, when you learn to differentiate concrete and abstract thinking, the ability to understand nuance and separate fiction from reality. A lot of these antis are literally too young to be able to understand some of these conversations, but don't understand this, and don't understand why they should not be involving themselves in these R18 areas that are clearly designated NOT FOR THEM, because "it's on the internet and I can find it easily, so therefore it's applicable and valid for me to have an opinion on this!"

And all of this culminates into what we are seeing now as the anti phenomenon. So TL;DR -

The internet is a panopticon. Everything you post can be viewed by everyone. Everyone has an opinion. Everyone is encouraged to voice those opinions. Opinions now must always be morally superior and unproblematic, or you risk being cancelled.

Minors are coming across content on sites they are on that is not relevant to them, and ignore R18 warnings and MDNIs to insert themselves into these spaces to give their opinion, because they have a fundamental misunderstanding of what the internet is and how it works, due to a lack of internet safety.

This means that common fandom culture/etiquette is being lost, and all of this is giving rise to youth parroting what they don't realise are puritan talking points and arguments against sexual deviance, morality, kink, and encouraging censorship. Which may or may not be exacerbated by the psychological developmental phases they are going through, which could be affecting their ability to understand abstract concepts and nuance, such as separating fictional morality and real life morality when it comes to taboo/dark/kink concepts in fan spaces.

(BTW many of my talking points above are thanks to @rainystudios' amazing academic papers which should definitely be checked out by anyone interested in this.)

#fan studies #fandom studies #fan culture #fandom culture #proship #proshipper #fandom history #fandom meta #fandom

5 notes · View notes

mxbutchtwink · 2 years

Text

I've been thinking about my gender more often lately and I keep circling back to this post I saw YEARS ago when I first joined Tumblr (the gay website, as I suspected I was gay). I followed a lot of LGBT accounts and one of them had posted something from a mogai/xenogender account. It started off with a flag I had never seen before and unfortunately cannot remember any of the details about it, and went on to describe what the flag stood for. It was for a gender experience described as when someone, "Does not identity as being cisgender, but also does not identify as another gender" (roughly). I don't think anyone has quite understood me as much as that post.

The rest of the post was of course, people making fun of it. "Oh you're just a Cis person who doesn't like to be called Cis," or "Trenders just trying to steal resources," And so on and so forth, you know the whole transphobic waltz by now. I of course believed these things, any newfound joy or understanding of myself was crushed immediately as I learned what was right and what was wrong from internet discourse blogs. I was new to being gay, I didn't want to be one of the Bad Ones.

But still, years after this whole thing, I still think about it. If I could describe my gender I would say it's something similar to that. I am by no means cisgender, I don't feel at home performing or being perceived as the gender I was assigned at birth. But as far as transness goes, most people have an idea of what gender they are. It might change, sure, a trans woman might find out they're nonbinary later in life, I've seen butch lesbians become trans men become genderfluid people become stargender demifluxes, but there's always a name for that.

I don't think there's a name for what gender I am, I don't think it exists. That's not to say I don't have a gender, or that I want to coin a new name for one. I've already tried that, the label lasted about a week. When I think about the future I want for myself, I picture how things would be as a man or woman and it's dull. Not impossible, not unlivable, but unfulfilling and lackluster. Picturing myself as a nonbinary person makes it brighter, but not by much. Even genderfluidity, the label I've been using for a while now, doesn't give me what I need. None of these futures really make me happy.

I've found pronouns and clothes and a hairstyle and a presentation that make me happy. And though I'm not as far along as I'd like to be in my transition, the progress I've made makes me happy. I smile when I look in the mirror now. I've never really been good at putting things into words, but I think the more I try to dissect and label my gender, the more I miss out on being myself. Sometimes I call myself a man or a girl or nonbinary, in the long run it doesn't really matter to me. I am what I am, and what I am does not have a name. I am ok with that. I do not identify with my birth gender and I simply do not identify with anything else (nothing that's been described yet at least).

If any part of this resonates with you I would love to hear your experience, while navigating gender is not a new thing to me, I can't say I'd be good with advice. What I can offer is an open ear and a shoulder to lean on, please feel free to reach out to me. Thank you for reading my rambles.

#text post #trans #gender

37 notes · View notes

galenathewitch · 1 year

Text

Binary~

This weekend i had dinner with some old colleagues. During it the topic of gender identity came up.

THE DREADED TOPIC OF THE XXI CENTURY! *faints like an overly corseted lady*

The main topic was regarding a couple that decided to, on a gender reveal party, reveal their child as non-binary. All my female colleagues were outraged. Actually outraged, as silly as that sounds.

I have my own thoughts about it of course: i believe it is no different than forcing normative rules upon children when they can't even say their own names, both points cancel each other out in my eyes, therefore thinking about it is an exercise in futility, like an hamster running on a wheel until it tires itself out. Furthermore, as a childless woman approaching her 30s i feel it's not my place to give opinions on it - as our society so lovingly treats us as if we have little to no value i prefer to continue acting like the old crone witch i expect to become and let society eat itself up while i brew my teas and praise the Hellenic god in peace.

I simply do not care about making a stand either way. Still, if they're is one thing i do not condone is close mindedness. So it does make me feel like raising questions at least:

Why should they care? It's not their child. They might not agree but how does it impact them directly? It's not a human rights violation, it's not child endangerment...

Gender reveal parties are an absolute waste of time. Why even give it value?

Are they so outraged because they fear that their own children, hypothetically, will find it difficulty to deal with other non-binary children? Isn't that inputting your own morals on your children as well?

And when I thought the topic couldn't get more awkward... Someone suddenly states they "don't understand non-binary" and therefore it makes no sense for it to have value or even be considered a thing. (I paraphrase)

So...

If i don't understand mental illness does that mean it shouldn't be a thing? (it'd be nice if it wasn't but thems the breaks)

If i doing understand how the world can be round it shouldn't be a thing? Guess i found out how flat-earthers are born...

Just because you not understanding something it shouldn't make it impossible for others who do. Have your opinions but be willing to accept others as well.

Here is where i actually decided to explain what the concept of non binary is as factually as i was able. There was more confusion as I expected. Some more outrage as well.

I am in no ways an expert as i consider myself a cis-female and have no non-binary friends. What I do is roam the internet frequently. What i do is also study/research into anything related to psychology or brain development. What i do is listen when people talk and try to place myself in their shoes. And what i do not condone is unwillingness to accept that which is different. THAT i know the feeling of. It does not feel good. It does not feel right.

I also know what it feels like to not want to be a woman and to not be referred to as such. The weight of womanhood is one that is heavy to hold. I know how it is to be treated by when people don't know my gender versus when they do (business emails are one example), and how being seen as neither sex could prepare ease that burden. This is in no way my way of saying i understand what it is to be non binary but that i understand reasons why some people might navigate towards it

There was also then the discussion that "they" is not a correct pronoun. I won't lie... this one was when i cracked as the little grammar nazi i am and immediately went on a grammar testing moment. (Bear in mind none of us are native English speakers and there isn't a "right" word for non binary people that sounds correct in our language - latin languages can be a pain in that regard - this is not the case with Germanic languages though.

Fortunately outrage and confusion suddenly stopped as food was promptly served to the table.

If there's one thing we could all agree on, as latin blooded people, is that at least food is a good way to end conflicts 🍝🏳️

#gender #society #nonbinary #societal problems #witches of tumblr

7 notes · View notes

doineedavpnformyhomenetwork · 7 days

Text

can nord vpn be trustrd

🔒🌍✨ Get 3 Months FREE VPN - Secure & Private Internet Access Worldwide! Click Here ✨🌍🔒

can nord vpn be trustrd

nord vpn security features

NordVPN is a leading virtual private network (VPN) service known for its excellent security features that ensure users can browse the internet safely and privately. With cyber threats and online surveillance on the rise, using a reliable VPN like NordVPN has become essential for anyone looking to safeguard their online activities.

One of the key security features offered by NordVPN is its military-grade encryption. This means that all data transmitted through NordVPN's network is protected by top-of-the-line encryption protocols, making it nearly impossible for hackers or third parties to intercept and access the user's information.

In addition to encryption, NordVPN also offers a strict no-logs policy, meaning that the service does not keep any logs of its users' online activities. This ensures that even NordVPN itself cannot access or track what users do online, enhancing privacy and security.

Furthermore, NordVPN has a feature called Double VPN, which routes user traffic through two servers instead of one for added security and anonymity. This extra layer of protection makes it even more challenging for anyone trying to track a user's online movements.

Moreover, NordVPN offers an automatic kill switch feature that severs the internet connection if the VPN connection drops unexpectedly. This prevents any data leaks and ensures that user information remains secure at all times.

Overall, NordVPN's robust security features make it a top choice for individuals and businesses looking to protect their online presence and browsing activities. By using NordVPN, users can enjoy peace of mind knowing that their data is protected by state-of-the-art security measures.

nord vpn user reviews

Title: Unveiling NordVPN: User Reviews and Insights

In the realm of digital privacy and online security, NordVPN stands tall as one of the most renowned names. Boasting robust encryption protocols, a vast server network, and a user-friendly interface, it has garnered widespread acclaim. But what do users actually think about this VPN service? Let's delve into NordVPN user reviews to uncover the real story.

Many users praise NordVPN for its exceptional speed and reliability. Whether streaming content, torrenting, or simply browsing the web, users report minimal slowdowns and uninterrupted connections. This reliability is further enhanced by NordVPN's extensive server network, spanning across numerous countries and regions. Users appreciate the ability to access geo-restricted content effortlessly.

Security is paramount in the VPN landscape, and NordVPN doesn't disappoint. With features like Double VPN and CyberSec, which blocks ads and malicious websites, users feel reassured about their online safety. The strict no-logs policy adds another layer of trust, ensuring that user activities remain private.

The user interface of NordVPN receives commendation for its simplicity and intuitiveness. Even for those new to VPNs, navigating through servers and settings is a breeze. Additionally, NordVPN offers multi-device support, allowing users to protect all their devices under one subscription.

Despite its numerous strengths, some users have voiced concerns about occasional connectivity issues or difficulties in accessing certain websites. However, NordVPN's responsive customer support team is quick to address such issues, earning praise for their efficiency and helpfulness.

In conclusion, NordVPN garners overwhelmingly positive reviews from users worldwide. Its combination of top-tier security features, fast speeds, and user-friendly interface makes it a top choice for those seeking privacy and freedom on the internet. Whether for streaming, torrenting, or general browsing, NordVPN remains a reliable companion in the digital realm.

nord vpn privacy policy

NordVPN is a popular virtual private network (VPN) service known for its strong focus on privacy and security. In order to maintain transparency and build trust with its users, NordVPN has a comprehensive privacy policy that governs how they collect, use, and protect user data.

One of the key aspects of NordVPN's privacy policy is their strict no-logs policy. This means that they do not track, collect, or share any of their users' online activities. By not keeping logs of user information, NordVPN ensures that their users can browse the internet anonymously and with peace of mind.

Additionally, NordVPN uses strong encryption protocols to safeguard user data from potential cyber threats. With features like DNS leak protection and a kill switch, NordVPN provides an added layer of security to prevent unauthorized access to user information.

Furthermore, NordVPN operates under the jurisdiction of Panama, a country with no mandatory data retention laws. This allows NordVPN to maintain a high level of privacy protection for its users without being subjected to intrusive government surveillance.

Overall, NordVPN's privacy policy demonstrates their commitment to user privacy and data security. By implementing strict privacy measures and operating in a privacy-friendly jurisdiction, NordVPN ensures that users can enjoy a safe and secure online browsing experience without compromising their personal information.

nord vpn encryption technology

NordVPN is known for its strong encryption technology, providing users with a secure and private internet browsing experience. The encryption used by NordVPN is based on the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) with 256-bit keys, which is considered one of the most secure encryption methods available today.

AES 256-bit encryption is virtually unbreakable, making it extremely difficult for anyone to intercept and decipher your data. This level of encryption ensures that your online activities, such as browsing history, communications, and personal information, remain safe from hackers, cybercriminals, and government surveillance.

NordVPN also offers additional security features like Double VPN and Onion Over VPN, which provide multiple layers of encryption to further enhance your privacy and anonymity online. With Double VPN, your internet traffic is encrypted twice by passing it through two different servers, while Onion Over VPN routes your traffic through the Onion network for added security.

Furthermore, NordVPN uses a strict no-logs policy, meaning that they do not store any information about your online activities. This commitment to privacy, combined with their robust encryption technology, ensures that your data remains confidential and protected at all times.

In conclusion, NordVPN's encryption technology is top-notch, offering users peace of mind and security while browsing the internet. Whether you are concerned about data privacy, online security, or bypassing geo-restrictions, NordVPN's encryption technology has you covered.

nord vpn credibility assessment

When it comes to choosing a VPN service provider, credibility is paramount. NordVPN is widely recognized as one of the most trustworthy VPN providers in the market. But how credible is NordVPN really?

NordVPN has built a strong reputation for itself over the years by offering reliable and secure VPN services to millions of users worldwide. One of the key factors that contribute to NordVPN's credibility is its strict no-logs policy. This means that NordVPN does not track, collect, or share your online activities, ensuring your privacy and anonymity while browsing the internet.

In terms of security, NordVPN utilizes advanced encryption protocols to safeguard your data and protect you from potential cyber threats. With features like double VPN, onion over VPN, and a kill switch, NordVPN offers users multiple layers of security to enhance their online protection.

Moreover, NordVPN is based in Panama, a country with no data retention laws. This allows NordVPN to operate without being obligated to store user data or hand it over to authorities, further solidifying its credibility as a trustworthy VPN provider.

In addition, NordVPN has undergone independent audits of its no-logs policy by renowned auditing firms, further validating its commitment to user privacy and transparency.

Overall, NordVPN's credibility is backed by a combination of robust security features, a strict privacy policy, and independent audits. For users seeking a reliable and trustworthy VPN provider, NordVPN remains a top choice in the market.

0 notes

greatlearningup · 10 days

Text

Any type of marketing can help your business thrive. However, digital marketing has become increasingly important because of how accessible digital channels are. In fact, there were 5 billion internet users globally in April 2022 alone.

From social media to text messages, there are many ways to use digital marketing tactics in order to communicate with your target audience. Additionally, digital marketing has minimal upfront costs, making it a cost-effective marketing technique for small businesses.

B2B versus B2C digital marketing

Digital marketing strategies work for B2B (business to business) as well as B2C (business to consumer) companies, but best practices differ significantly between the 2. Here's a closer look at how digital marketing is used in B2B and B2C marketing strategies.

B2B clients tend to have longer decision-making processes, and thus longer sales funnels. Relationship-building strategies work better for these clients, whereas B2C customers tend to respond better to short-term offers and messages.

B2B transactions are usually based on logic and evidence, which is what skilled B2B digital marketers present. B2C content is more likely to be emotionally-based, focusing on making the customer feel good about a purchase.

B2B decisions tend to need more than 1 person's input. The marketing materials that best drive these decisions tend to be shareable and downloadable. B2C customers, on the other hand, favor one-on-one connections with a brand.

Of course, there are exceptions to every rule. A B2C company with a high-ticket product, such as a car or computer, might offer more informative and serious content. As a result, your digital marketing strategy always needs to be geared toward your own customer base, whether you're B2B or B2C.

Take a look at your current audience to create well-informed and targeted online marketing campaigns. Doing so ensures your marketing efforts are effective and you can capture the attention of potential customers.

Types of digital marketing

There are as many specializations within digital marketing as there are ways of interacting using digital media. Here are a few key examples of types of digital marketing tactics.

Search engine optimization

Search engine optimization, or SEO, is technically a marketing tool rather than a form of marketing in itself. The Balance defines it as “the art and science of making web pages attractive to search engines.”

The "art and science" part of SEO is what’s most important. SEO is a science because it requires you to research and weigh different contributing factors to achieve the highest possible ranking on a serch engine results page (SERP).

Today, the most important elements to consider when optimizing a web page for search engines include:

Quality of content

Level of user engagement

Mobile-friendliness

Number and quality of inbound links

In addition to the elements above, you need to optimize technical SEO, which is all the back-end components of your site. This includes URL structure, loading times, and broken links. Improving your technical SEO can help search engines better navigate and crawl your site.

The strategic use of these factors makes search engine optimization a science, but the unpredictability involved makes it an art.

Ultimately, the goal is to rank on the first page of a search engine’s result page. This ensures that those searching for a specific query related to your brand can easily find your products or services. While there are many search engines, digital marketers often focus on Google since it's a global leader in the search engine market.

In SEO, there's no quantifiable rubric or consistent rule for ranking highly on search engines. Google and other search engines change their algorithm almost constantly, so it's impossible to make exact predictions. What you can do is closely monitor your page's performance and make adjustments to your strategy accordingly.

#digital marketing #seo #affiliatemarketing

0 notes

spoilertv · 2 months

Text

#SpoilerTV

0 notes

howstheday · 5 months

Text

Week 9: Do toxic fans in some online spaces (e.g. Twitter) make it difficult to become or identify as a fan?

The presence of toxic fan action has become an ongoing issue in the enormous environment of online fandoms, particularly on networks like Twitter. The combination of social experiences and social media platforms has a significant impact on how people gain or identify as fans. The study analyses the complex interaction between toxic fandoms, social media affordances, and the influence on fan identity. We'll utilize the case study of a prominent media series and the obstacles it brings to fan interaction on Twitter to dive into this complicated terrain.

first digging into the case study, it's necessary to answer the broader question: How are our social experiences in online fandoms related to social media platforms and their affordances? Firstly, social media platforms provide specific advantages that impact our relationships on the internet. Platforms like Twitter enable real-time participation, leading to dynamic and constantly growing communities. These same affordances, however, add to the difficulties of toxic fandoms, where rapid and sometimes unedited comments become the norm (Cammaerts 2015). Moving on, our fan experiences are tightly tied to the dynamics of social media platforms. Direct involvement with creators, real-time conversation, and hashtag movements may all improve the fan experience. Toxic actions, on the other hand, might alienate others, making it impossible for them to truly embrace or identify as fans (Philips 2023).

Consider the situation of a popular media asset with an enormous Twitter following. The franchise has an enormous fan base because to its diverse characters and interesting plotlines. However, toxic actions have emerged within these followers, posing difficulties for people trying to become or identify as fans (Baggs 2018). There are a few affordances shaping fan experiences in these situations, such as real time discussions, the immediacy of Twitter allows fans to participate in real-time debates about the franchise, expressing hypotheses and opinions. While this builds a sense of community, it also speeds up the spread of toxic conduct since negative reactions can pick up traction rapidly (Twitter 2014). Through mentions and answers, fans may directly connect with creators. While this develops a tighter connection, it also offers the door to harassment when fans disagree with artistic decisions, creating a toxic environment. (Eckstein 2021).

Secondly, challenges to fan identity, toxic fans frequently engage in gatekeeping, doubting the authenticity of other fans based on incorrect criteria. This creates an environment in which newbies or those with opposing viewpoints may feel unwelcome, finding it difficult for them to properly identify as fans (Bastos 2013). Moving on, the rapid and intense nature of Twitter conversations may develop to a cancel culture in which supporters are disregarded for voicing unfavourable viewpoints. This restricts open discourse and makes it difficult for fans to voice different points of view without fear of negative consequences (Brown 2020).

Thirdly, we could navigate the terrain and addressing toxic fandoms by establish social norms and active influencing to reduce toxic behaviour and make the fan experience safer like what TikTok is establishing right now (TikTok 2023). Moving on, encourage an inclusive fan culture that welcomes new members and appreciates different points of view without resorting to gatekeeping (Bastos 2013). Lastly, creators may utilize their platforms to highlight negative behaviour and establish guidelines for appropriate fan interactions (Baggs 2018).

In the age of social media, our fan experiences are inextricably linked to the aspects of platforms like Twitter. While new platforms provide incomparable opportunity for participation, they also magnify the problems caused by toxic fandoms. The case study demonstrates how toxic conduct can prevent people from truly embracing or identifying as fans, emphasizing the importance of proactive actions to build a better fan culture. To get through an environment of toxic fandoms, fans, creators, and platform administrators must work together to establish spots where various opinions are valued, and toxicity is actively addressed.

Cammaerts, B 2015, “Technologies of Self-Mediation: Affordances and Constraints of Social Media for Protest Movements”, ResearchGates, 15 May, viewed 20 November 2023, <https://www.researchgate.net/publication/303426193_Technologies_of_Self-Mediation_Affordances_and_Constraints_of_Social_Media_for_Protest_Movements>.

Philips, RJ 2023, “Building Genuine Connections: The Role of Technology in Cultivating Fan Engagement”, Forbes, 16 June, viewed 20 November 2023, <https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2023/06/16/building-genuine-connections-the-role-of-technology-in-cultivating-fan-engagement/?sh=3ff75d681612>.

Baggs, M 2018, “Toxic fandom: Online bullying in the name of your favourite stars”, BBC, 1 August, viewed 20 November 2023, <https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-44950274>.

Twitter, 2014, “What fuels a Tweet’s engagement?”, 10 March, viewed 20 November 2023, <https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/a/2014/what-fuels-a-tweets-engagement>.

Eckstein, M 2021, “Social Media Engagement: Why it Matters and How to Do it Well”, Buffer, 7 January, viewed 20 November 2023, <https://buffer.com/library/social-media-engagement/>.

Bastos, M 2013, “Gatekeeping Twitter: Message diffusion in political hashtags”, ResearchGate, 13 March, viewed 20 November 2023, <https://www.researchgate.net/publication/258170981_Gatekeeping_Twitter_Message_diffusion_in_political_hashtags>.

Brown, D 2020, “Twitter's cancel culture: A force for good or a digital witchhunt? The answer is complicated.”, USA Today, 17 June, 20 November 2023, <https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2020/07/17/has-twitters-cancel-culture-gone-too-far/5445804002/>.

TikTok 2023, “Community guildlines”, 13 March, viewed 20 November 2023, <https://www.tiktok.com/community-guidelines/en/>.

#mda20009 #week9 #digital communities

0 notes

sonoda-oomers · 8 months

Text

i think it was shanspear on youtube that raised this point that really stuck with me. it might be impossible to have productive conversations about AI when there's still so much profit incentive behind it.

like people are not that naive. they can acknowledge how exciting it could be to make an image from their imagination with the help of a machine. they can see the interesting and thought provoking potentials of machine generated art. i doubt i'm the only one who thinks the AI art = evil mindset has a bit too far especially when it's led to more kneejerk reactions against machine calculated tech that has existed since forever like video game npc behaviors. all of the conversations online feel so jarring when real world consequences actually happen like adobe kneeing in on the topic to tighten the noose on copyright laws to profit corporations even more. when it comes to the everyday person arguing on the internet, both sides are being played

and then somebody who heard about the adobe bullshit sees the writers and actors strike demanding against AI and opposes that bc now suddenly anti-AI is bad

and the thing is i can't really blame that person nor the anti-AI artists who probably supported the adobe bullshit before they knew the outcome. bc like. AI rapidly taking over really came out of nowhere to the average person and i think it's really unfair to expect people to immediately know the ins and outs of it. it's like when nfts were popping and artists were suddenly expected to navigate ideas from fields they have no knowledge of to legit culty mentalities, they're expected to know so much just to argue with some guy who doesn't know the first thing about what makes a drawing nice to look at. can you really blame every artists for not being able to write dissertations on how AI works and why they think it's illegitimate and should be regulated? they're busy actually making art and managing 14 social media accounts at once to keep themselves relevant and in the eyes of potential client so they can affording fucking rent. if they're presented copyright laws as a crutch to get this problem out of their mind of course they're going to take that as an argument, and may even support it.

like hell back in the nft days japanese artists got sold the system as a way to really combat disrespectful usage of their art by other people when in truth it did none of that, the market in fact encouraged theft.

ignorance is objectively bad, but at the same time can you really blame them when these techs keep seemingly pop out of nowhere and spawn societal issues and artists feel like now they have to have a stem degree and become a fucking humanitarian to tell people to Stop. when the simple fact is it really fucking sucks to work on your craft for so many years, to actually put in effort and spirit to do a good job, and then find out your potential clients would be fine with what a machine took 5 seconds to spit out. while artists are arguing with little twitter gremlins gloating to them about how artists are nothing compared to AI, some publications are already using AI instead of commissioning illustrators, and in every industry people are legit getting replaced by AI bc it costs less and it saves the suits at the top from having to treat people like people. and then you realize you can't really argue against the fact that human CAN be replaced. but you know just because it's true doesn't mean that it's good and should be allowed to continue. and no matter what opinion you hold there's corporations and agents and pr people left and right waiting to weaponize your feelings because there's money to be made money money money. the money that artists already weren't making before fucking algorithms could do their job for much less in return.

like i just wanna fucking draw man. and i think i'm allowed to hope to make a living from the skills i have. a few months ago posts kept coming out about how to watermark your art and use services to make sure really sure 100% sure this time that their art won't be added to a dataset. people delete their art after hearing about the theft, not knowing it's already been included in the dataset and there it will remain. do you know how fucking exhausting that is? there's a reason not everybody became a scientist or a programmer, we can never not live in a reality where we're not depending on other people to excel in what we can't and trusting that they're doing their job well. and then one day some guy in tech decides we're actually done depending on artists for being artists now, we want to make the money that they could make. every AI user can't help but think people with anti-AI criticism are attacking them personally. and it's not even those AI users that directly caused hollywood to want to screen actors' likeness to make a robot do their job forever and make execs so much fucking money.

#spud.txt

0 notes

pratibha191 · 8 months

Text

Web Designing Company In Jodhpur

Web design Company In Jodhpur

is a broad field that combines the blending of user-centricity, technology, and creativity. Web design is fundamentally the art and science of building aesthetically pleasing, interactive websites that not only engage users but also fulfill practical needs. A well-designed website today serves as more than simply an online presence; it frequently serves as the initial point of contact between a company or individual and their potential customers. It combines the functions of a digital brochure, a virtual storefront, and a communication hub. Thus, it is impossible to overestimate the importance of web design.

The aesthetics of site design are crucial. A website's layout, colors, fonts, and other design elements are picked with care to portray a brand's personality, elicit certain feelings, and

Additionally, it is the responsibility of web designers

to make sure that websites are responsive, elegantly adjusting to different screen sizes and devices, from desktop displays to smartphones and tablets. In a time when mobile internet usage has increased, adaptability is crucial.

Usability rules the web design world. A well-designed website should have simple menus, intuitive links, and strategically placed calls to action to make it simple to navigate. Visitors ought to be able to find what they need without having to go on a virtual hunt.

Web designers dive into the technical facets of web development below the surface. The foundation of web design is made up of HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). The text is organized using headings,

To generate interactivity on websites,

Web designers frequently use JavaScript, a dynamic scripting language. This can include less complicated features like straightforward animations and form validation up to more intricate ones like interactive maps or real-time chat. By strategically utilizing JavaScript, websites become more dynamic and responsive while also increasing user engagement.

The user experience (UX) design ideas are also familiar to web designers. This requires comprehending the demands, objectives, and behaviors of the user and building the website accordingly. The objective is to produce an intuitive, effective, and pleasurable experience. To fine-tune the website's design to suit the audience's tastes and expectations, UX designers use techniques including user personas, wireframing, and user testing.

CMSs content management systems

are important in web design as well. Clients may quickly update and manage content on CMS platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla, which give designers a structured foundation for constructing websites. These platforms are used by web designers to create custom themes, add functionality using plugins, and make sure the website reflects the client's vision.

In conclusion, web design is a broad field that integrates technology, user experience, usability, and aesthetics to produce attractive and effective websites. It's a job that's fascinating and dynamic because the area is always changing in response to shifting technologies and user preferences. Web designers are essential in assisting people and businesses as they increasingly understand the value of having a good online presence.

#web development #webdesign

0 notes

rdheritagegroup · 9 months

Text

Navigating the Challenges of Remote Work: Best Practices for Business Owners

In recent years, remote work has become a significant trend, and the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated its adoption even further. As the world transitions into a more flexible work culture, businesses are faced with new challenges and opportunities. Embracing remote work can improve employee satisfaction, productivity, and cost-effectiveness, but it requires a well-thought-out strategy to navigate potential hurdles successfully. In this blog, explore the best practices for business owners to thrive in the remote work environment.

Establish Clear Communication Channels

Effective communication is the foundation of any successful remote team. Business owners should ensure that their employees have access to reliable communication tools, such as video conferencing, instant messaging platforms, and project management software. Regular team meetings and one-on-one check-ins are essential to keep everyone aligned on tasks, goals, and expectations.

Set Clear Expectations

Clear expectations are crucial to maintaining accountability and productivity. Define performance metrics and deadlines for projects, and ensure that each team member understands their roles and responsibilities. Transparent goal-setting will empower remote workers to take ownership of their tasks and deliver results.

Promote Work-Life Balance

One of the potential downsides of remote work is the blurring of boundaries between work and personal life. Encourage your employees to establish a healthy work-life balance by setting realistic working hours, taking breaks, and unplugging after work. Lead by example to show that you value their well-being as much as their productivity.

Invest in Remote Work Training

Remote work may be unfamiliar territory for some employees. Offer training and resources to help them adapt to remote work challenges, such as time management, self-discipline, and cybersecurity awareness. Upskilling your team will lead to a more confident and efficient remote workforce.

Foster a Remote Company Culture

Building a strong company culture is more challenging in a remote setting, but it is not impossible. Organize virtual team-building activities, celebrate milestones and achievements, and create opportunities for casual interactions among team members. A positive and inclusive remote company culture will enhance teamwork and employee engagement.

Emphasize Cybersecurity

With remote work comes an increased risk of cybersecurity breaches. Business owners must prioritize data security by implementing robust security measures, providing VPN access, and promoting safe internet practices among employees. Regularly update security protocols to stay ahead of potential threats.

Focus on Results, Not Micromanagement

Trust is a fundamental aspect of remote work. Instead of micromanaging employees, focus on results and outcomes. Allow your team the autonomy to manage their time and tasks, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility. When employees feel trusted, they are more likely to perform at their best.

Regular Performance Feedback

Remote workers can sometimes feel isolated, making feedback crucial for their professional growth. Schedule regular performance evaluations to provide constructive feedback and acknowledge achievements. Constructive feedback helps employees refine their skills and boosts morale.

Remote work has redefined the traditional work landscape, presenting both challenges and opportunities for businesses. By following these best practices, business owners can navigate the complexities of remote work successfully and create a productive, engaged, and satisfied remote workforce. Embracing this new work paradigm will not only benefit the company’s bottom line but also empower employees to thrive in their professional lives while enjoying a healthier work-life balance.

#rd heritage group #business #entrepreneurship #business owner #business management #remote work #work from home

0 notes

daytechin · 1 year

Text

A Gadget Makes Your Life Easier

Gadgets can be fun

First, gadgets are cool. They make us smile and think: "Wow, it's awesome!" Because they address your deepest needs, a gadget can make you feel better. They can provide comfort, security, and even fun. Others would argue that gadgets make their lives easier. My opinion is that gadgets are toys. Gadgets can be used by big girls and boys. They are fun to play with, test and integrate into our lives. Babies love gadgets.

Gadgets are like many products in one

The Swiss Army Knife is the best example: knife, spoon, fork and spoon, screwdriver and tweezers, flashlight, compass, etc. You can get between 10-50 products in one compact product. This is an important feature of a gadget. Every gadget can include more than one product.

Gadgets make life easier

Best Party Speakers Let's look at the Thonka iPod headband. It was created to allow Ipod users to not carry their iPod around with them. It's impossible to not have your hands free. This could prove to be very useful for those who enjoy jogging. Your iPod won't move when you go for a run. Your hair will remain in place, and your sweat will be preserved.

It is vital that you keep up with all the latest gadgets. You'll be more productive and be able focus more on your job and goals if you are a gadget lover. You must also read gadgets reviews. If you are a gadget freak and become obsessed with gadgets, you could be causing problems. If you do this, we could call you a big kid. You can play with gadgets, but moderation is the key word.

Gadgets help us save space

It is important to remember that gadgets can help us save space. It's a derivative of the principle "many goods in one". Let's look at the BlackBerry cell phone. The BlackBerry is a stylish, small cell phone that has all the features of a laptop. Although it is not a notebook or a laptop, the BlackBerry can be used to talk, send email, edit documents in other countries, navigate the Internet, and chat. You get a great piece of technology for a few dollars. It's also important to note that the BlackBerry is less expensive than a notebook.

#PartySpeakers

0 notes

sathl · 2 years

Text

Web Design Ideas to Improve your Next Website

Source:https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2018/02/21/12/18/business-3170223_1280.jpg

Web design has a lot to do with the creativity and innovation you have to offer as a professional. However, it’s common for designers to feel drained to the point where they can no longer come up with web design ideas.

Fortunately, online web design communities have unlocked a new possibility for designers worldwide, allowing them to share and test ideas. Let’s talk about the best web design ideas to improve your next website.

Web Design Ideas to Improve your Next Website

Following are the most iconic ideas that web designers should keep in mind while working on their new website design.

Ensuring Site Response

The landscape of web design has seen some serious changes as more people are now surfing the internet through their mobile devices. Most studies indicate that nearly 90% of the traffic online operates through their mobile devices.

Therefore, it’s impossible to cater to a larger audience without considering the responsiveness of the website. It is why many modern website designers are now using options like HTML 5 to create stunning and responsive designs at the same time.

The more responsive your site is, the better it works on mobile devices. However, it’s crucial not to go overboard with this approach, and remember the basics of web designs while experimenting.

Prioritize the User Experience (UX)

The UX of any website is the founding stone and the measure of its design success or failure in many cases. It includes the kind of experience a user has on the site, and the ease, or difficulty faced by them. If your leads do not enjoy their time on your website, you are going to have a difficult time keeping them connected in the longer run.

Therefore, no matter how much time or resources you put into the site, it won’t reap the results you want. For example, speed and efficiency are two important aspects of web design that one should keep in mind while working on a website. Users have become more impatient

in these times and wish to gather as much info as possible in very little time. Similarly, on-site navigation also plays a vital role as it determines the design difficulty.

Your website is not of much use if the users cannot navigate through it easily. You need to have a more inclusive outlook on this because not all users are tech-savvy, and some may require a basic layout.

Blend your Business and the Design

Adding business-related elements to the web design is a great way to make the website personalized, targeted, and better looking.

Most users visiting your site are already looking for the product/service you offer. Adding the business-related elements will make it easier for these individuals to feel connected to your website.

The best part is that the blending doesn’t have to be too extensive. It can be a single indication in the logo, landing page, or the total layout of the website. It’s crucial to maintain a balanced approach or you could make the website too confusing for the users.

Choose the Right Font

Fonts play a great role in your website as they impact the readability and the outlook of your website. For example, if you use an unconventional font in hopes of creating something unique, you could make the text harder to read.

Readers do not have the time to figure out the content on your website. Thus, you need to make the content as easily digestible as possible.

Choosing the right font will allow you to create more unique designs and add on-site elements that resonate well with the complete business structure.

Web designers who aren’t sure about the kind of website they would love to finally see can try the font generation tools. They allow users to preview certain fonts online without publishing anything on the website.

Bottom Line

Picking out the best web design ideas like the right font, design, and UX will elevate your website traffic and outlook. It’s understandable if you are confused, but you can always reach out to us at ShopDango to help you out with web design problems.

We are market professionals and understand how the market works. We are sure you can use these website design ideas to improve your next website pretty easily.

Sources

0 notes