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i like typing on a typewriter...
typewriter typewriter APR 17, 2026 inkhaven i like typing on a typewriter. there's something nice about the permanence of it. it's so physical that it's hard to get into your brain about the next t i h h i e ng you' re going to write. and if you fuck up, it's there. you can kind of fix things, but the mistake you made before is t still visible. there's something nice about that. it slows down your speed of thought, somehow, bec u ause you know your body will have to keep up with the thou ghts you're trying to put out. i suppose it would help if you kn o ew how to use a typewri e t t er or had
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