I'm writing every day now and it's helping my mental wellbeing so much.
Got addicted to a video game for a few days earlier this week (why can I not like things normally instead of feeling like I have to spend 12 hours a day on it) and lost the habit which made me feel terrible, but now I'm back into it. 
Lost Highway, I had seen other David Lynch movies before so I expected it to maybe be creepy, but not really scary, but this one really got to me 
A friend took me to see a movie and she promised me it wasn't that scary, but the first thirty minutes or whatever was like the scariest thing I've ever seen (after that it was okay). Just sat and stared into my lap in the cinema and now I won't be able to sleep tonight Feel exhausted after watching it
If that's their plan, they're definitely not going about it the right way. For most European countries, the chances that they'd be willing to let vital industries be sold to the US has changed from at least some possibility to actually impossible under Trump. He's practically forced everyone to become more protectionist.
This is the chud equivalent of "Can't wait to see Drumpf try wriggling his way out of this mess."
Just wait a little bit more and he'll prove he's actually a genius
I hadn't thought about that, but I've definitely heard similar things about Shepard on occasion despite them not even being a defined character.
irrelevant rant about g*mer stuff
I know the witcher 3 ten year anniversary is coming up soon, and when I stumble over nostalgia posts for it there's one thing I'm just unable to get.
I get that people like the story and stuff, it was much more in-depth and better written than most video games at the time, but I really don't understand how many people seem to have this huge love and nostalgia for Geralt as a character. He's such a bland, empty void, you couldn't make him more boring if you tried.
And I'm pretty sure the devs knew, and to some extent even intended that, considering Ciri takes the role of the main character narratively. She's the one with actual character development, and how your choices makes her feel determines the ending you get. She's treated as an actual character, while Geralt is more or less there as a cool, good-looking vessel for the player to make choices. I thought the game was good too, even great when I first played it, but why the fuck do so many people like this guy so much, he's like the least interesting part??? Am I completely misremembering what the game was like?
This sounds exactly like what you would have to believe to take animal farm seriously, so that's probably it.
Marx's sinister call to "lose one's chains."
What did they mean by this? 
Being free is evil actually?
People say you need to get out of your comfort zone, but my life hack is that I have never been comfortable