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Lowkey forgot about this game. It's the weekend, so I might as well enjoy my day off while waiting for work to resume.

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It's all coming up Astarion.

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Compliment your harpy gf - and she's gonna compliment you back Information about them is here More comics by the Pticenoga tag; even more stuff is here

The frog is pretty easy to spot here

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Chinesisches Haus, Sanssouci Park, Potsdam, Germany,

© Bildarchiv Foto Marburg, SPSG / Andreas Lechtape - Stiftung Preussische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin Brandenburg.

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I have not published any of my work but I still feel like this

being a writer is feeling like a genius and a fraud at the same time

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Writers are wild. One minute we’re crafting metaphors that could resurrect Shakespeare, the next we’re Googling "past tense of bleed" like it’s the first time we’ve ever seen a verb.

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This movie greatly impacted my perception of life when I was at a difficult stage of my teenage years.

"Suicide Room" (Sala Samobójców, 2011) deeply impacted how I saw life during my teenage years. It wasn’t just a film, it echoed the emotions I couldn’t explain back then. Its raw depiction of isolation, identity, and mental health made me feel seen in a way nothing else had. It may not be perfect, but it was exactly what I needed at a time I felt invisible.

The ending, while some might consider it disappointing, was a wake-up call for me. As someone who grew attached and genuinely concerned for the characters, I didn’t feel frustration. I felt grief. It struck me how failure, loss, and the sudden absence of someone, whether you love them or simply know they exist, can leave a quiet, aching void. It made me realize how fragile life is. And how devastating it can be to lose someone in an instant. It’s not an exaggeration to say that this movie is one of the reasons I’m still here today. If anyone chooses to watch this based on my words, please do so with caution, it may not be for everyone. Yes, it was critically acclaimed, and yes, it faced heavy criticism on many fronts. But personally it helped broaden my perspective on life. Nevertheless, I don’t plan on rewatching it. Not because I dislike it, or because I’m afraid, but because I want to keep it in that chapter of my life. A chapter I have already closed.

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Bad news, y'all

You really gotta write the damn book to become a published author

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Each tomorrow comes with dread, but there’s comfort in knowing the curtain call could be mine to command.