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Rarely feeling up to it but we persevere.

Life events causing retroactive connections with media I didn't previously vibe with is a weird feeling because wtf do you mean I like FF15 more now that I'm getting ready to leave my favorite co-workers ever

Ngl, while I've certainly been worse as a whole, lately I just haven't been able to shake off the feeling of being insanely far behind in my life. Approaching 30 in about half a year and I just keep thinking back to my college life pursuing teaching and voice over, and then just losing my spark.

I may have a $2500 medical bill for an MRI, but thank goodness President Trump softened the blow by renaming a lake because his feelings are hurt.

With how much Disney is suddenly starting to push Kingdom Hearts, and Nintendo being the ones who got to present the June trailer, would it be a stretch to think there's a high chance of not only Sora coming back in the next Smash, but also getting Riku or Roxas?

The absolute funniest phone calls I get working at a hotel are people asking for room availability, but really don't want to say no when the price is too high, so they just say sure and then never show up.

While I wouldn't say the media has been silent, per se, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo's death at the hands of ICE has largely gone untalked about in comparison to Good and Pretti. Democrat leaders NEED to be ready to find and hold accountable the ICE agents responsible for these ongoing atrocities.

He Lived Here for 35 Years. Put Three Kids in College. ICE Killed Him.

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was picking up a crew for a construction project when ICE shot him. It now claims he was the aggressor.

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MAGA crying foul when Trump's own Supreme Court picks don't side with him 100% of the time because it implies Trump isn't some perfect political second coming.

Anytime I'm going through particularly hard times, my mind always falls back to Xenoblade. My affinity towards the trilogy constantly finds itself augmented with new appreciations, and I don't think there's ever been a series that truly made me as grateful to experience it in my lifetime.

Just finished a replay of Persona 5 Royal (my excuse is getting a duplicate platinum on PS5), and man, I know the game has its problematic elements, but it really is one of the best when it comes to portraying the idea of finding your own path and being true to yourself.