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~Look Down, You're Talking to Your Highness~[R]

But there's nothing currently downloading? Did Steam just 'sorry wrong number' me?

Me; having gone to an intermediate school: "What the heck is that?"


I'm hooked on it. It pretty much is the game I have been searching in vain for. A good story, easily-learnable gameplay, interesting characters, great art, beautifully-animated cutscenes, bilingual settings, and all of my favourite voice actors as well as a few surprises. The only reason I haven't played it more is because I have to share the computer. It's a lot like Hero Warz and yet so different. I'm literally in love with it

I wanna see it braided!

Wbat is it?

And then I said if those two are in it Yuki Kaji is likely in it too and I was right again


This may not seem like much, but sometimes I have dreams about stuff I despise and in my dream I give them a chance and love them. Then in the real world I do that same thing and end up liking them.
.....Which means I'm going to have to watch The Promised Neverland. According to my dreams I'll really like it and find some unexpected surprises in it.
....But I don't really want to...but I have to to make my literal dream come true
......I mean, they've never been wrong before but I don't really want to watch The Promised Neverland and I have to watch it to make the dream come true
Ugh

Joke's on him, Mom's thinking of giving me the family computer back




A partial list from Robert L. Leahy, Stephen J. F. Holland, and Lata K. McGinn’s Treatment Plans and Interventions for Depression and Anxiety Disorders (2012).
1. Mind reading. You assume that you know what people think without having sufficient evidence of their thoughts. “He thinks I’m a loser.”
2. Fortune-telling. You predict the future negatively: things will get worse, or there is danger ahead. “I’ll fail that exam,” or “I won’t get the job.”
3. Catastrophizing.You believe that what has happened or will happen will be so awful and unbearable that you won’t be able to stand it. “It would be terrible if I failed.”
4. Labeling. You assign global negative traits to yourself and others. “I’m undesirable,” or “He’s a rotten person.”
5. Discounting positives. You claim that the positive things you or others do are trivial. “That’s what wives are supposed to do—so it doesn’t count when she’s nice to me,” or “Those successes were easy, so they don’t matter.”
6. Negative filtering. You focus almost exclusively on the negatives and seldom notice the positives. “Look at all of the people who don’t like me.”
7. Overgeneralizing. You perceive a global pattern of negatives on the basis of a single incident. “This generally happens to me. I seem to fail at a lot of things.”
8. Dichotomous thinking. You view events or people in all-or-nothing terms. “I get rejected by everyone,” or “It was a complete waste of time.”
9. Blaming. You focus on the other person as the source of your negative feelings, and you refuse to take responsibility for changing yourself. “She’s to blame for the way I feel now,” or “My parents caused all my problems.”
10. What if? You keep asking a series of questions about “what if” something happens, and you fail to be satisfied with any of the answers. “Yeah, but what if I get anxious?,” or “What if I can’t catch my breath?”
11. Emotional reasoning. You let your feelings guide your interpretation of reality. “I feel depressed; therefore, my marriage is not working out.”
12. Inability to disconfirm. You reject any evidence or arguments that might contradict your negative thoughts. For example, when you have the thought I’m unlovable, you reject as irrelevant any evidence that people like you. Consequently, your thought cannot be refuted. “That’s not the real issue. There are deeper problems. There are other factors.”


A story based on her would likely be very heavy and adult as she struggles to relearn love and kindness through interaction with her crush. Eventually she would grow to be more open. She’s not some firey teenage girl. She is a woman who has seen hardship and experienced disdain and backlash and shunning.
I’m afraid that might not sit well with the other fans who are expecting more of the same. Yet I still want to use her somewhere since I put so much work into her; she’s a modified version of the main character from one of my favourite novels for crying out loud! I want to use her and show her off to more people. She deserves it. Yet I’m not so sure...




Me: LietBel LietBel LietBel LietBel LietBel LietBel LietBel LietBel

It was super long but to sum it up, they were from one of the nations that I wrote about obviously and they were talking about how my portrayal of the whole situation was too one-sided, demonizing Russia and making it seem as though the ex-Soviet nations were hapless victims that had everything go perfectly for them after the Soviet Union fell. When in reality Russia was pretty helpful to them during the time and a lot of the issues they have currently are due to themselves and how many people are nostalgic for the way things were done under Soviet rule to the point nations like Poland and Hungary and Bulgaria and Romania are adapting a more Soviet-style of government. And how by that logic England and America would still be really bitter towards each other when they’re not; the Soviet Union is in the past and thus it stays that way. And how the Soviet countries still care a lot about Russia and want to remain close friends with it and how the fall of the Soviet Union brought them a huge slew of economic and cultural problems.
I’m not really going to go into this right now and deconstruct it if at all but I still greatly appreciated the thought especially since it was constrictive like I said and not at all rude or pointless like so many of my other reviews. It was definitely a huge breath of fresh air


They also told me to kill myself and burn in hell. With lots of f bombs


So....*sighs heavily for a million years* Here we go
https://www.crunchyroll.com/the-promi...

....But I'm also seeing some things that....dare I even say it....that I really like about it


You don't remember? Lol I had a dream where I watched it and loved it and I've had dreams before whenever I've been incredibly against something about me liking the thing. Like my dreams convinced me to read a book series I was against and I ended up really liking them!!!
So I decided to give it a chance since my dreams haven't steered me wrong once


And the ages of the children are very distracting. They do kinda explain why they're so young yet act the way they do, but....I don't wanna watch an anime where the oldest character is only eleven lol
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Oh yes I do in fact because I had a rat living in my bedroom at our old house. It lived there because my mom used to let my brothers hang out in my bedroom and they'd drop pieces of food and wrappers underneath my bed without my knowledge. I'd often hear weird noises at night in my closet. Then when we were moving and my bed was moved back I saw evidence a rat had been living in my room and I literally started to hyperventilate and told every single adult I could find and my mom just laughed at me and told me I was making that up to be dramatic. To this day I'm terrified of rats and Mom still thinks I was lying about that and laughs at me for being so afraid since she thinks I'm making a big deal out of nothing