honestly, the finale of rvb s13 permanently altered my brain chemistry at 13 y/o and since then i have never been normal about heroic sacrifices
epsilon's speech is just ingrained in me and i think something about that makes up a core part of who i am as a person and what i like in stories
i dont know how to deal with that
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It may be silly but ST having having jewish crew members makes me feel better about my own Jewish heritage. It breaks my heart when I see so much antisemitism going around on social media, especially targeting Noah and Finn.
People have no idea how damaging it can be. Protect those kids at all costs
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like the wu ming reveal was all very nice but since this all happened nearly a thousand years before the events of books 1, 3, and 5 its like...okay? everything about their relationship in the flashback I either found creepy or didn't care about 😭 ik some fans like the idea of a character so loyal he's willing to destroy a whole country on the word of his god slash crush but umm I do not! also hc disguising himself as the child who was hanging out with xl was so weird why did he do that. age gap creepiness aside it was just stupid and eliminated a chatacter I was really excited about. and it pissed me off when he kicked qyz off the sedan chair like let him sit!!! his single-minded focus on xl got so so old and his insistence on inserting himself everywhere was intrusive and annoying! to me. got real tired of his 'fuck everyone else I got dianxia' mindset. immature. annoying. and unfair
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Last session my Lizardfolk character was described as a "boy toy of a lizard" and I'm not sure how much more of this campaign I can handle
All the trauma my DM dumps on us every session? no i can handle that. no i think having my character be described as a boy toy might be my breaking point actually
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whispers i still want a plot one day where si-u's anger has been bottled up for too long and he ends up just going absolutely apeshit on someone who's causing him harm
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vamptober day 27: Something to Unlive For
Dr. T. E. Blackwell is not known for his sense of humor. Sure, there are those in the clinic who will desperately assert they heard him make a pun, but no one gives those rumors much credence. Certainly, no one has ever heard him laugh. He does not listen to podcasts. He does not watch television. He does not go to the movies.
But there are books on the shelves in his apartment, crammed away from the moisture of the orchids. A battered edition of Emily Dickinson poems; a recent volume of a medical journal. And, strangely, a collection of essays from award-winning humorist and comedienne Marlene Jones, printed with the dedication For Dad, with the fondest hopes they never find your body.
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