So they too can know that dragons, of course, carry thermoses with pickle soup everywhere :)

My dad used to read this book to us „Scenes from life of dragons”. It was made to read out of order, after each chapter you’d make a decision where to go next so every time it was a new story. I’ve been trying to buy it recently to have for when I have child.

That I was living in another city when my grandpa passed away suddenly. That I was too busy to take a car to his home after finally getting my driver’s licence, which he wanted so much for me, before he died. I am scared of regret and missed opportunities and yet my brothers can’t understand. 5/5

I do this because I am afraid. I am afraid that every late phone call from my mum may be the bad news. That those may be the last years to do something like that. That I assisted in my other grandma in her last weeks of life. That I watched her last hours. 4/?

But then one of my brothers started laying into me - „if you want to do it, do it yourself don’t engage us!” And I don’t really understand. Sure, we all have plans, I’ll move the trip to another day. But can’t they understand why I do this? That it’s not just a gesture, we never similar things. 3/?

When I asked my grandpa what he would like, he chose renovated museum villa nearby. On Saturday there is an opportunity to visit the museum with a guide, but I have both doctor’s appointment and plans agreed on weeks in advance, so I asked my brothers to go instead. They are busy, that’s fine. 2/?

Weirdly enough having a full time job stabilises me a lot. My social phobia means I am terrified of being perceived as failing, so the job is the one thing I actually perform daily and on time.

Let’s just assume that whatever it is they are not running away. That’s not the point of the question anyway

Incapacitated and can’t run away.

To let them play the fight as temporary rescuers, the free members of the party won’t be able to save the rest alone