Jee, Dominant of the Fat Chocobo
@jeeyee.bsky.social
Sort-of writer. Serial doodler. Daydream believer. One of the three Ghidorah heads at deconrecon.asia. He/him.
How did I only learn about this today?? It's very cute and cool!
November 30, 2025 at 7:40 AM
How did I only learn about this today?? It's very cute and cool!
It took me a few tries but I think I *get* Slay the Spire now, or at least why it's so addictive. It's both relaxing to play yet makes you consider your actions a little carefully. Really good game to just wind down with.
November 28, 2025 at 4:58 AM
It took me a few tries but I think I *get* Slay the Spire now, or at least why it's so addictive. It's both relaxing to play yet makes you consider your actions a little carefully. Really good game to just wind down with.
Well crap, this new battery seems to be draining even faster than before (I lost 17% within an hour of light usage). Either whatever battery they swapped in was bust, or my phone might just be on its death throes.
November 27, 2025 at 12:46 AM
Well crap, this new battery seems to be draining even faster than before (I lost 17% within an hour of light usage). Either whatever battery they swapped in was bust, or my phone might just be on its death throes.
Sometimes you take 12 years to finally watch a movie you had always wanted to watch. Anyway, Enough Said is truly fantastic. A low-key middle-aged rom-com that feels very authentic and true, with lovable, restrained performances and great conversations. RIP James Gandolfini.
November 26, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Sometimes you take 12 years to finally watch a movie you had always wanted to watch. Anyway, Enough Said is truly fantastic. A low-key middle-aged rom-com that feels very authentic and true, with lovable, restrained performances and great conversations. RIP James Gandolfini.
Don't sleep on Netflix's In Your Dreams, because this is an imaginative and fun animated adventure that is also poignant and maturely deals with heavy-ish themes of change and uncertainty. Similar in vein with Netflix's Over the Moon and Orion & the Dark, but tighter, smarter, and more wholesome.
November 25, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Don't sleep on Netflix's In Your Dreams, because this is an imaginative and fun animated adventure that is also poignant and maturely deals with heavy-ish themes of change and uncertainty. Similar in vein with Netflix's Over the Moon and Orion & the Dark, but tighter, smarter, and more wholesome.
Yeah, I did wonder that if the family is poorer, they would be making VERY different choices hahaha.
I do understand why Nella wanted to split at the end--a preservation of the way she and her family operates, which I can somewhat relate. Ties back to the central theme and Kotaro's own arc, too.
I do understand why Nella wanted to split at the end--a preservation of the way she and her family operates, which I can somewhat relate. Ties back to the central theme and Kotaro's own arc, too.
November 25, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Yeah, I did wonder that if the family is poorer, they would be making VERY different choices hahaha.
I do understand why Nella wanted to split at the end--a preservation of the way she and her family operates, which I can somewhat relate. Ties back to the central theme and Kotaro's own arc, too.
I do understand why Nella wanted to split at the end--a preservation of the way she and her family operates, which I can somewhat relate. Ties back to the central theme and Kotaro's own arc, too.
The two leads being middle-aged adds a complexity to their relationship, as they navigate the crossroads between a familiar (yet stagnant) life vs accepting change for love. By the end, it asks: what is a happy family? One that pretends nothing is wrong, or one that faces harsh truths?
November 24, 2025 at 4:00 AM
The two leads being middle-aged adds a complexity to their relationship, as they navigate the crossroads between a familiar (yet stagnant) life vs accepting change for love. By the end, it asks: what is a happy family? One that pretends nothing is wrong, or one that faces harsh truths?
Their Marriage (Shiawasena Kekkon) is an odd but compelling mix of cozy, middle-aged romance with mystery. The shift between the two can be jarring, but it mostly works thanks to great leads and it being, ultimately, about accepting the big changes (good and bad) that comes with marriage.
November 24, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Their Marriage (Shiawasena Kekkon) is an odd but compelling mix of cozy, middle-aged romance with mystery. The shift between the two can be jarring, but it mostly works thanks to great leads and it being, ultimately, about accepting the big changes (good and bad) that comes with marriage.