#no thx

[uhmanda-hugnkiss]

Last Spring .

[a13xmorgs]

I just know other teams go to bed having nightmares about UConn’s full court press because gahhhdamnnnn

[dollyswishingwell]

Controversial opinion but I personally hate the non-mc reader stories because they inherently feel very pick-me to me. It's like wow, you're not special and you can't even think you're special in a video game. The insecurity is visible through the screen, like you can't even think you're this fantastic person in a video game? Idk maybe I'm being too mean but it just feels very debbie downer y'know.

i totally get you like me personally i think this game is made for the viewer who is watching in MCs perspective cause WE ARE MC but no people are like i need pain and suffering and create a side character for the story where they are literally meant to be the main character. and i don’t get when they defend it with like “oh it’s a happy ending” yes but why do you need to suffer so much before you get your some what happy ending.

[spqcey-earthling]

guys. a guy came up to me and said a pickup line to me today. i didnt know that was a real thing that real people did. lmaoooo

[warriorfavoured]

me avoiding that canon scene meme like the plague because I know exactly where it leads to. 🫵🏻🫵🏻🫵🏻

[kingsofeverything]

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[lost-on-the-highway]

rating languages I speak/am learning

(this is all in good fun btw these are all wonderful languages with varied cultural backgrounds and I know and respect that this is based on my own experiences)

english: 7/10 most common language in the world and very useful, kinda vanilla, grammar is nonsense and swear words a bit underwhelming but other than that a good all-rounder for general use and learning

french: 8/10 a classic, have been learning since the age of 5, makes anything sound fancy, love visiting france and not too head breaking to learn. biggest downside is french people

russian: 9/10 my family language <3 have sadly been losing it as a consequence of living in the UK but I still speak it with my grandma and have been trying to re-learn the grammar so that I can start reading again!

italian: 10/10 my beloved. mi amore. easiest language I've ever learned, sounds and speaks like butter, sweet summer memories, grammar that makes sense. no notes

japanese: 6/10 I'm not gonna lie learning this has been my greatest act of masochism to date, I have such respect for anyone who speak it because this is not easy however I am powering through because dammit I want to get to know my japanese cousins

chinese: 2/10 years of lessons and the only thing I remember is the word for "milk". chinese terrifies me. also if it wasn't for my piece of shit dad I would have spoken it but he never bothered to learn it and so I never learned it. many hours have been spent crying over pinyin. I gave up at 10 and never went back.