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I hate Tucker more than I hate the rippers and the idea of literally anything bad happening to her makes me smile, how can I make her day worse?

She is blind and deaf and very old, and the amount of people in my house has halved from four to two. She wanders at night looking for someone to sleep with, but she doesn’t understand where anyone is. I’ve seen her walk straight into doors that are usually open then stare at them and whine, like she doesn’t know no one will answer.
I am scared I will be like her one day

Could be literally anything, from a group to a place, a being, etc.

I’ve had the same iPhone since I was 12, and my mom set it up in such a way that there isn’t even an option to give apps access to my photos, and she’s since forgotten what she did in the first place. Everywhere online says to change it in privacy and security in settings, but there isn’t even an option for that, it just says instagram is add photos only. I want to change my profile picture on some apps and it won’t let me, and I can’t show anyone online because there no photo access

All the good zombie apocalypse stories have some cannibal group, so realistically, how common would such a thing be? Why would people even go for it?

For nearly a year now, I’ve regularly had very unpleasant intrusive thoughts, like hurting people I care about or being injured in some way (biggest fears lately have been brain injuries, castration and losing limbs). The former are easier to deal with, as after a few minutes I’ve usually reminded myself it isn’t what I really want to do, but the latter regularly shut me down for extended periods of time. Sometimes, I won’t go near windows out of fear of them being slammed on my fingers or groin, or I end up walking very slowly out of fear I’ll trip and hit my head.
I know all these things are reasonable fears to a degree and I don’t want to lose them entirely, but is there any way I can make them less debilitating?

I’ve been writing a zombie apocalypse novel, and I’ve been trying to put focus on the idea that this world is still active. Animals have gone back to their natural habitats, everything is overgrown and most importantly, there are still large communities of people across the green wasteland. They raise animals, grow crops, fish, trade; etc., with many having full access to electricity.
But as i write it, I keep thinking about how a society in this kind of world would even come into being.
In your opinion, what’s the most realistic way a post-apocalyptic society could function?

I’ve been trying to write a science-fantasy novel for a few years, and I kind of feel I’ve made too much stuff for the worldbuilding to actually tell during the story. I could explain exact food chains in the environments, the internal structures of the creatures, their behaviors, even little stuff like the different bacteria that can be found across the world.
As much as I like telling the story, I’d also be disappointed to leave the world I’ve worked so hard on out of the finished product.