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Pi.fyi

i don't know if you've heard of this app before, but basically it's this social media platform where you recommend things to people. what does that mean, you ask? well if you know a place and are done gatekeeping it, you can tell others about it.. things like food, music, literature, movies and wisdom among many others are all welcome on there! yeah i recommend trying it out, the community feels really tight-knit and you can repost recommendations and comment on peoples posts. there's also this 'ask' feature where you ask people to recommend specific things, so the possibilities are truly endless haha

@applesapples22

Jul 26, 2024

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Real human connection

I'm also pretty new, but from what i've gathered it's basically an ad-free, algorithm-free way to connect with other people. Sharing things you like, asking questions and recommending things. A way to share a more real version of yourself than you are able to do on other platforms.

@lawrenceandorder

Apr 17, 2024

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Im new too

But I think it’s kinda like twitter meets tumblr meets a little myspace…. I don’t know but it’s cool af

@zorybreaux

Feb 24, 2025

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FINISHING A MOVIE I STARTED WHEN I WAS 7

When I was seven, an 80s movie aired on TV, and I watched it until my mom turned it off at bedtime. I cried, wanting to see the rest, but she refused, and I eventually fell asleep. The next day, I couldn’t remember the movie’s name, so I never finished it—until today. It aired again, and the experience was surreal; I remembered every detail and finally saw the ending.

@saja

5d ago

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AMIR BY TAMINO

Tamino’s Amir is a stunning blend of Western music and Egyptian roots. His sound feels timeless ,ethereal vocals, poetic lyrics, and deep inspiration from religion, philosophy, and mythology. It’s haunting, beautiful, and incredibly moving. Definitely one of my top 5 artists, and Amir sits firmly in my top 10 albums of all time.

@saja

2d ago

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THE ORACLE AND THE QUEEN

Cassandra, a trojan princess, who could predict the future but was cursed so that no one would believe her. Which leads to troy's fall. Clytemnestra was the wife of Agamemnon. While he was away at war, she took Aegisthus as her lover. When Agamemnon returned from Troy, she killed him to avenge the sacrifice of their daughter Iphigenia. Later, her son Orestes killed her in revenge. I also have favorite romantic myths like: Eros and psyche Orpheus and Eurydice Apollo and Hyacinthus Achilles and Patroclus Penelope and Odysseus

@saja

Apr 17, 2025