When I buy something online, I'm only authorizing one, single transaction. I'm not handing over my card to be used whenever and I'm sick of companies assuming that I am and/or not giving me the option not to.

Yes, I know I can just go into my account and delete my payment information after every purchase and I do, but I shouldn't have to. The barriers should all be before the purchase, not after it.

But I, the customer, do not want it to be easy to spend my money. I want every possible barrier to spending money in place at all times so I have plenty of time to think about whether or not I really need/want the thing(s) I'm buying enough to be worth the amount of money I'm spending.

I hate it even ignoring my concerns about data security, hacking, and identity theft.

I get why they do it. The company wants it to be so easy for you to spend money that you just buy things without thinking about it.

"Connection with the server was lost" is going to be my new way of saying "sorry, i was zoning out."

His most egregious crime is loving his "Uncle" Toothless too much and not taking no for an answer when the old man says he doesn't want to play.

That and being a bit too quick to scratch and bite when his own boundaries are crossed, but he's only been here 2 months and everyone's still learning.

He followed the 15-year-old indoor-outdoor old man (who adopted us and refused to leave 2 years ago) home one night and when he was caught on the Ring camera he was briefly mistaken for a raccoon. That's why he's named Rocket.

Ahh the self insert WoL struggles... I'm the same way with Ember

BG3 and SWTOR are the current go-two secondary games. But sometimes I'll just pick a random casual game from my steam library or phone.

If I don't feel like playing games at all after my dallies, that's when I pick up my knitting.