#because ugh

I got married and am now on a space honeymoon, where we get married at every single planet we can.

Xoxo

Jay

Ps.

Whoever found it - Get everybody's (especially B's) reactions on camera and give to me as the best wed gift in the world, and you'll be my favourite forever.

If you're B - Fuck you, you always ruin my fun, and you're not allowed at my place, so if it's you I hate you. Fuck you, B.

Is it a joke? Did he really eloped? And with who? Because he sure as hell didn't tell anyone. Like, WAS HE EVEN DATING?

Hori you had one job. ONE job and you made the abusive piece of utter shit the best hero... That swine never deserved being a hero, so gets away with being abusive but Dabi pays for being the victim. Great, just great.

I will never understand how abusers get to shine and their victims fall into darkness and die. It makes me hate shitdeavor even more than I already do.

I remember a few years ago, mentioning to a friend of mine, and one of their friends, that I realised that the reason I don't like showers is because of my Autism. And my friend’s friend responded by saying, "Well, I don't like showers either, but that doesn't mean I have Autism."

Like, yeah, no it doesn't, that'd be ridiculous. A lot of people don't like showers for a lot of different reasons, and my reason, specifically, was because of my Autism.

I'm sick of people talking about things they experience because of "x disability", and then seeing people go, "well I experience that, and I don't have that disability, so you must be lying". And like, that’s not how things work?????

Symptoms can overlap in different conditions, and people without those conditions can still experience those things mildly.

What I do see are the other shows released in between the volumes, the viewership overlap, and how it forces viewers to make a choice between which shows to watch. And I realize, they can just be watched at a different date but the next 30 days (this differs from company to company) is CRUCIAL for binge series to rack up as many watched hours as possible to determine whether it's worth renewing or not. Scheduling is VERY important and can determine whether a show lives or dies.

Way back back, when streaming and OD weren't an option, there were so-called death slots which are a combination of undesirable days and times (Tuesdays at 10pm, Fridays, and Saturdays and others). Any show slipping in the ratings or a show that was very niche would be placed in these slots to die and so there was a viable excuse to cancel them. They can cancel them and say 'oh look, we tried'.