Lavender

You must pray for the war criminals.

(when he had COVID)

Also Reddit's not much better lmao

God I wish we were at the level of holodeck. It would add some much needed bread to this circus.

"Sir, it's a felony to tease the order box."

Thank God they'll have a moderator.

A someone tweeted, the Hasan Ethan debate was like ASMR for kids whose parents fought all the time and I don't need that in my slop.

You see comics with stories like that, but those scenarios don't come to pass, or is done with explicit villains. That said, it would be interesting if the Suicide Squad just paid people instead of using prisoners. Though those would be the real monsters.

"Yeah, I know I'm using my death ray powers to blow up a hospital, but I had to pay for college somehow."

As I read this, I think of Biden encouraging voters to go out during the primaries without concern for COVID. I think of his promises of Medicare For All. I think of the way that he cut back on COVID protections, forcing people back to work once in office. I think of the ways he funded a genocide and broke bread with his war criminal peers.

As I read this, I'm indifferent to his suffering.

Because I've been craving a call to adventure, love animals, and respond well to others in stressful situations, I would drive.

I'm not a fan of the show but I love cape shit. It's funny with this show because it really leans into the ridiculous scenarios - alien worlds where one minute outside is a century inside, parallel worlds with other versions of characters that force introspection on how someone can turn out to be.

The dad is an interesting character, but the main characters handle it in a way that feels lacking. He's complicated, yes, but the narrative paint him in a more sympathetic light. Especially when the heroes try to maintain no-kill policies.

Also it slips into an annoying trope where the character need to pay rent and their solution is to work part time as prison guards. I dunno. It's just a larger gripe I have where saving the world isn't treated like paying work.

I know failing to address bullshit capitalism keeps the narrative relatable, but its symptoms aren't acknowledged outside of a motivation for a character to rob banks.

I understand what you mean, and thank you. Have you found things that make the procrastination less of a problem?

Thank you for your insight. I think dissociation because I really don't want to feel or process what I'm going through. But maybe that's inaccurate. But it's like I want to be anywhere but where I am in my body.