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Me when Elliot had that heartwarming/heartbreaking conversation with his dad's younger self in The Way Home Season 4 Episode 5: Don't Cry Out Loud

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A TV show/movie: *has LGBT content*

Me, already irritated because I know there are going to be a bunch of bigots hating on the show/movie because of the LGBT content in it:

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“bits to use in everyday conversations”

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I'm regretting having cross-posted one of my stories to three different websites now. I had to make some changes, which meant I had to make the changes in the Google Docs files first, and then make the same changes to all three versions of the story to the three different story websites they're on. Doing this stressed me out so much. I can't state that enough. It genuinely made me decide to never cross-post my future stories. From now on, any of the stories I publish in the future will only be posted on website. Not more than one. Especially not three. Having more exposure for your story via cross-posting isn't worth the stress of having to make ___ times the amount of changes because you decided to publish the story on however many different sites. Seriously.

This is how I felt while I was making changes to all three versions of that one story:

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Can someone please help me find this manga series I used to have as a kid? I didn't have the entire thing. Just volume one and volume 2, which my mom ripped up.

Anyway, I might get some details wrong because this was a long time ago, but:

From what I remember, this evil wizard(?) was reincarnated into this sabertooth tiger-like animal cub(I think it was a cat-like creature with fangs. Hence I'm saying saber-tooth tiger. And its mother had been killed by knights or something. The princess ended up adopting the cub, which was actually the reincarnation of the evil wizard. I think she had a cute name for him. Something that ended with "zie" I think(Duzie?). I remember the princess insulted an old man in volume one and asking him if he was senile. Lol. And she had a bodyguard who I think was her love interest.

In volume 2, the bodyguard of the princess was trying to find her in a town or a city or something, and a nearby prostitute said something along the lines of "There's plenty of princesses up here." And there was this man who dressed up like a woman in this volume, and I think that's why my mom ripped up this volume.

I haven't thought about this manga series in years, but remembered it for some reason today. But I can't remember its name! And I tried my freaking hardest to google it, but that failed. And I don't have volume one anymore BTW.

If anyone can let me know WTF this manga series was, I'll be so grateful and so happy.

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Scammers on Archive of Our Own when I publish a new story

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Young Del seemingly not able to get pregnant has me wondering if Kat and Jacob are even her and Colton's biological children. I know the pond seems to only allow blood Landrys to time travel by themselves, but now I'm starting to wonder if that's even the case. This might be a stupid theory BTW. But it does have me wondering.

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Me when Elliot and Victor hugged and ended the episode on good terms with each other in season 4 episode 3 of The Way Home

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2x3 | 4x2

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Me when Alice and young Colton hugged while reuniting at the cafe in Blinded by the Light

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BIANCA MELCHIOR as FERN LANDRY The Way Home - 4x02: Blinded by the Light

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I'm trying to find a Wattpad story I found one day. I might get some details wrong, but here goes:

I didn't get to read all of it, but from what I vaguely remember, there was this girl(the narrator) and her younger brother, and they were living with their dad. One day the kids ended up kidnapped by some people in a van, and they were taken to a building. They were put with some other kids, and every day or something the kids have to take pills that make them lose their memories. And there was a boy there who ended up becoming their ally. I think the story took place in a dystopian future setting, by the way.

Anyway, the girl was separated from her brother, and she was sent into a small, closet-like room that was very uncomfortable as punishment. At one point, a guard put her brother in there with her. Along with their ally. The kids ended up making a lot of noise so the guards could get irritated and make them decide to release them from the room or something. The girl was taken out of it, then a woman in a different room whipped her back multiple times as punishment. I think I stopped reading around this point.

Also, before I started seriously reading it, I jumped ahead to a random future chapter and read a brief scene where a scared little girl gave the narrator a piece of paper/note in the cafeteria. I think there were "Houses" in the building. Like Harry Potter's student Houses at the school. I think a Raven house was mentioned in that chapter I skipped ahead to. I think the little girl with the note was part of Raven house.

The cover of the story had some silhouettes of people with gears or clocks also on the cover. And I can't remember the name of the story or any of the characters' names. The reason why I stopped reading it was because I kept getting bothered by the irritating crap where the writer would include an unnecessary sentence after a line of dialogue whenever a dialogue tag was included. Like, the writer could never write something like,

"I did what you ordered me to do," John said.

Instead, there would always be extra BS after every line of dialogue. Example: "I did what you ordered me to do," John said. And he said it because he felt it was important to tell him that.

It drove me crazy, and irritated me so much that I decided to stop reading the story, get rid of any way I could have found it(I assume it was in my Wattpad library or in my history), but I deleted that account of mine. So even if it was in my Wattpad library or history, I wouldn't be able to find it anyway.

I searched in the dystopia and science fiction tags on Wattpad, and I absolutely cannot find this thing. And it wasn't a popular story, so I'm definitely screwed. I can't even remember the author's name.

Someone help me find this thing, because my dumb self wants to find it again, even though I couldn't stand the story. I'm insanely curious about it again and desperately want to find it. And I tried googling the details to find it, but that has been no help either.