A little advice · 4:32pm Nov 4th, 2021
Don't underestimate or overestimate an opponent. Be present, aware, and find the right amount of confidence to help you without only focusing on winning and don't give up.
Don't underestimate or overestimate an opponent. Be present, aware, and find the right amount of confidence to help you without only focusing on winning and don't give up.
It's been a couple months and I've nearly fully recovered. It's gonna take longer for my family though, especially my dad and grandmother. I've been trying to spend more time with her because she gets very lonely a lot of the time, plus she's my favorite family member and in the recent months I've been getting more freedom to go where I please.
Those of you who have played the game can probably guess from the title of this blog that I've just finished yet another playthrough of BioShock Infinite. And as it always seems to do, the game got me thinking. But before I go into that...
Okay, I've watched New Game before and have always liked it, but I just watched the episode where Aoba is thinking about all the hard work and blood, sweat and tears she put into her game and she starts to cry. It seems whenever I watch an anime, I do this same thing, but its with any anime. I think about all the hard work and time and emotion that the characters put into what they're doing, and I admit, I'll get a little emotional. Is this normal?
So I've been watching a lot of this youtube channel called Filmbilder. They have lots of very good cartoons and animations using little to no dialog but telling really great, and emotional short stories using music and visuals. I think this kind of stuff is amazing as it tends to bypass language and culture, allowing people from all over the world to enjoy the experience. So here's one of my favorite and cute little animations from them to get you started in case your interested. Give 'em some
I am 27th now but struggle to enjoy it as...i had a family death 2 days ago, so forgive me if i am not fully on joy
Thats as "rough" as a sketch can be. This picture will be about me becoming 18. If it was cleaned up more I bet it would look cuter than it does now... Can't wait...
When I first heard about this episode I was very skeptical. Could Flurry Heart truly be in a good episode? Or at least an okay one?
I assumed the worst for this episode. Once I watched it I realized that I probably shouldn't take an episode for granted based on its premise.
In other words, this episode was... actually good.
Just made a new post on Anti-Depression Ponies.
You Are a Beautiful Person
You should go read it. And if you think someone you know could use a pick me up, show or read this to them.
I think I'm done for today.
Just watched the finale of a Let's Play of the game 'Life is Strange'.
Such a sad and touching ending!!
I'm just so 'crashed' emotionally ... and LiS is definitly one of the best games out there! If they leave you like this afterwards, then the developers did something right. Also the soundtrack is awesome.
See you all next time.
Cheers!
\m/
This struck me hard when I first heard it makes you think about all the "devil" moments in life I challenge you to look deep inside yourself and find the deep meaning in your "devil" moment and reply it to this comment and your user page
Today, I bring some pretty sad and unfortunate news regarding our family pet, Lenny.
The moral of this latest episode, "A Flurry of Emotions," is a simple one, but it's a lesson for the ages: always listen to Spike.
I, like a lot of people, really hated Spike when the show first started. He was annoying, and weak – a carryover from the old "tag along wimpy kid" trope that defined the character back in prehistoric Equestria, G1.
The morning after I posted that, I put about half of my non-furniture belongings in my car and drove inland, far away from the evacuation zone, in an area that isn't expected to flood heavily. I'm now in a concrete block house with my drummer and his dad, which we've been preparing for the storm. I almost drove about 4 hours north, to where Frelania lives, but I wasn't sure I had the gas to make that safe. Getting a good night's sleep in a place where people weren't blowing it off did a good
So, I'm still holding kinda stable around the black hole of my darker emotions. It's an hour to hour thing. Some points are good, and some points I'm desperately clutching at those who've offered their help. I think I can safely say that without the help of friends, family, and friends who have become family, I would no longer be among you.
But that help was and is here, and I...remain.
I've mainly noticed this after writing particularly emotional scenes, like a flashback I just wrote for chapter 15. ((I wrote 3 or 4 chapters ahead, and edit the next one to be posted as I go)) It can be emotionally draining to write some scenes, especially thoughts involving traumas that the characters experienced. It can be kinda rough! I can't even imagine how hard it'd be to write a story like Murky Number Seven or Pink Eyes, with how dark those stories can get at times. It's honestly super
Oh my god.
Oh god, oh god, oh god.
It just... it just... AH!
I have so many conflicting emotions! It felt like a fanfiction, and a musical, and then... and then...
AH!
All they need to do now is bring back Chrysalis and I will never ask for anything else ever.