Echo In The Mirror

When I was like eight years old I read a novel where the protagonist gets isekaied to a fantasy world and immediately bumps into a wise mentor figure who purportedly wants to help her become a wizard, except it turns out that he's teaching her a fake magic system that does nothing but drain her power for his own benefit. This wasn't even the actual plot of the book (the scheme is uncovered after like one chapter), but I've always wanted to do something with that in a tabletop RPG where the GM is actively lying to the players about what the rules are and they have to figure out how the "real" mechanics work. I haven't put any deep thought into how that could actually work from a structural perspective that doesn't just immediately devolve into yet another tedious exercise in "here's the vague suggestion of a system, now have the GM make something up", but it's on my "to do" list!

it’s time for demons to come out of the ground and for everyone to get special powers

Can they maybe not

you’re prejudiced against new ideas.

Straight people have access to an extra celebrity called “jelly roll” that the lgbtq can’t perceive

it really is crazy how there are so many influencers with millions of followers i have never heard of in my life

every day someone is like ‘have you heard about the situation with johnny youtube?’ and i go. pardon. who the hell is that

I'm gonna. Tell everyone in the world how good and sweet and beautiful my haircut will look and then freak my whole head up badly. To test if I am loved for real

My cats wanted to fight again and I wasn't letting them but the passion in their eye contact suggests they started fighting telepathically

isn't it fucked that one of the worst symptoms of chronic pain isn't the pain itself, but rather the secondary one of "if you cancel plans because of your chronic pain too many times, people will think you're rude, or even just get tired of asking to hang out"?

and even if you don't cancel out if you show up and show any signs of it you will be thought of as rude or a party pooper at best and stop asking you to hang out anyway