Ha, "but Fludd"

Well either that or they're butt-hurt little boo-boo bears.

Plus there's the whole "incest babies show us the future" aspect, which never seems to pop up when my peers talk about how supportive the cult is of the MC.

I sometimes wonder if people have seen the whole movie, or just saw the clip of the women "sympathy" crying together and thought it was cool.

This isn't a "haha women dumb" post, but more a note of concern for people who seemingly can't see through a cult's BS.

I worry about my friends who view the women screaming together scene as a good thing.

Sure, the MC's boyfriend sucks on every level but the cult the ultimate toxic relationship.

This is the "INFP personality test" for sweaty nerds, formally held by the Zelda community.

Twilight Princess at the top? Irretrievably lost to the dark world of Midna fanart.

(and no, there's no new Paper Mario game coming out, this is just a deviant-art fan pic that happened to be high-rez....although I'd love a remake of Paper Mario 64, that game is sooo good).

Big "Sarah Lynn?...Sarah Lynn?" vibes.

Misgenderin' a long dead killer whale? That's a paddlin'

Perhaps my greatest fear is that I will come to rely too heavily on one person (or a small group of people), letting them take control of my projects.

People-pleasing is an inherent goal in my field, but there is a risk of being too servile or emotionally dependent.

Independence vs Security.

I think learning should be framed as an enrichment tool, not in this "whoops! You fucked up and missed something important" attitude.

"Fun Facts that may impress you," "Hidden messages that will make you smile," "The secret lore that makes (thing) even better!"

The other method feels too scolding.

A couple years ago this friend posted an Amazon wishlist for their birthday and I bought them some winter gloves.

Their partner got HELLA mad at me for this, even making my pal unfriend me and then re-friend me after "we had a long talk about it haha"

Left me feeling real worried about my friend..