it's some people that can't stand either one of them. in this case, slower pace
it's some people that can't stand either one of them. in this case, slower pace
and it's sillier when they don't see the development and go "it has no development," when there is, whether they can't or won't
and it's sillier when they don't see the development and go "it has no development," when there is, whether they can't or won't
i can understand getting frustrated by the stories being slow-paced. still, the fact that they can hardly stand it and/or they get so fed up by it so badly,
i can understand getting frustrated by the stories being slow-paced. still, the fact that they can hardly stand it and/or they get so fed up by it so badly,
a fun ride. not for some people, it turns out
i almost forgot, it also works because there's clear timeline
a fun ride. not for some people, it turns out
i almost forgot, it also works because there's clear timeline
that's why, even tho it's moving very slowly, each arc and plotlines,
that's why, even tho it's moving very slowly, each arc and plotlines,
another thing SxF does is that you can notice it doesn't do things repetitively, not like "case closed"
another thing SxF does is that you can notice it doesn't do things repetitively, not like "case closed"
by the way, i just happened to scroll around twitter and find a post saying that instances in which loid collapses from exhaustion shows genuine joy and relief,
by the way, i just happened to scroll around twitter and find a post saying that instances in which loid collapses from exhaustion shows genuine joy and relief,
(and even later on — spoiler alert — she realizes that she falls in love with loid. that takes over a hundred chapters, yes,
(and even later on — spoiler alert — she realizes that she falls in love with loid. that takes over a hundred chapters, yes,
the difference is, in stuff like "spy x family," there are developments, even if it feels slow. like, yor, who initially agreed to the fake marriage simply to avoid being caught as a spy, starts to question her reason to stay in the fake family
"what am i here for?"
the difference is, in stuff like "spy x family," there are developments, even if it feels slow. like, yor, who initially agreed to the fake marriage simply to avoid being caught as a spy, starts to question her reason to stay in the fake family
"what am i here for?"
and initially, there's no telling if the case is
and initially, there's no telling if the case is
characters go to a place/event -> a murder happens -> they gather evidences, motives, alibis, etc -> he finally figures it out -> he explains the case -> the culprit confesses
characters go to a place/event -> a murder happens -> they gather evidences, motives, alibis, etc -> he finally figures it out -> he explains the case -> the culprit confesses
really extreme cases would be something like "detective conan," and i'm not exempt from this, unfortunately, not gonna lie. as far as i can tell, and correct me if i'm wrong,
really extreme cases would be something like "detective conan," and i'm not exempt from this, unfortunately, not gonna lie. as far as i can tell, and correct me if i'm wrong,
i am curious if they even watch around here, to be honest. this platform is less known compared to its cousin, after all
i am curious if they even watch around here, to be honest. this platform is less known compared to its cousin, after all
and i don't need to say something about it every week or some time, too. he's famous, and everyone have watched it. that alone is already a blow. an absolutely unforgettable one, at that
and i don't need to say something about it every week or some time, too. he's famous, and everyone have watched it. that alone is already a blow. an absolutely unforgettable one, at that
it's just so arrogant and stupid for no reason
it's just so arrogant and stupid for no reason
such is humanity
we can ask the same question to those who enslaved the negros, but do they even care to answer the question? pretty sure no
such is humanity
we can ask the same question to those who enslaved the negros, but do they even care to answer the question? pretty sure no