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So how strong is Herb anyway? I know the suction is the most dangerous thing, but he also did break down a door with little trouble
hes pretty strong!!! significantly stronger than he was as a human.
idk what would be a good measure of his strength atm but as you said. he did break down a door with little trouble
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Today marks 1 year since I became a Vtuber. It's been a wild ride so far, and I've learned and grown a lot since then. I'm still learning and growing, and some streams still feel like I'm fucking things up or not being entertaining at all, but I think for the most part I'm just having a lot of fun.
I've made friends, I've been learning to love myself, and I think honestly I've just sort of found a place where I belong.
I'm a very different person than I was a year ago, and I'll probably be a very different person a year from now. And that's a good thing. I'm growing, trying to be better, both for others and for myself. I still have my flaws, my anxiety, my jealousy, but I know I'm doing better. I'm working on them, one day at a time. And I'm grateful to the people in my life who are going through this crazy world with me.
So thank you everyone for the past year. For playing and laughing with me. For being there through good and bad. For watching a nerdy little, anxiety riddled trans robot try to be an entertainer. I'm no comedian, no improv actor, no pro gamer. I'm just a girl with a need to feel loved with a love of video games. And people still come to hang out on stream with me. And isn't that wonderful? To be me, flaws and all, and to have that be accepted?
I don't have anything special planned besides this post, though I am working on some things. When they're ready, they'll be ready. Until next time, I hope everyone has a fantastic day. I'll see you all later. Love you guys.
Special thanks to my oldest friend Bee, @kokichi-ooma, for always being there for me. And to @kdinjenzen and @pink-wisp for helping me break out of my shell so much. This year would have been very different without you 3, and I'm so glad to have you in my life.
After the dust cleared and Zuko was firmly established on the throne, Katara went home to her village. After one week she felt settled in again. After two she began to grow restless. By the time a month had passed she was packing her bags once more, ready to go off and find another way to change the world all by herself.
Gran Gran practically kicked her out the front door when she hesitated.
Yukiko Amagi is a wonderful character in the wrong game.
The themes of her story and personality directly conflict with that of persona 4 as a whole. She spends her whole arc trying to break free of the life her birthrights laid out for her, but in a game about accepting yourself as you are instead of what you want be be, she ends up as uninspired and out of place.
She has a brilliant personality full of morbidity contrasting with elegance and flair, but she never truly gets the chance to shine. Her rebelliousness (the biggest part of her character-) gets crushed under the game's themes and her HEAPS of snark always gets buried beneath the antics of her more colorful companions.
Yukiko should have gotten the chance to actually show off her incredible personality instead of being ignored by the writers in favor of gags with Chie and Yosuke. Yukiko should have been able to spread her wings and actually shed the Amagi daughter facade she felt imprisoned by, instead of being haphazardly shoved into a story she doesn't belong in.
Yukiko should have been in a game that served her as a character, but she wasn't, so she'll be forever seen as "the boring one" in a game that smothered her at every opportunity with a fandom that accidentally ruined her as a character due to waifu wars and her misservice by the writers being COMPLETELY ignored whenever the fandom gets mad at canon in this essay I will-
Heated Rivalry, my Non-Canon-Complaint Lazer™ is coming for you next I'm so sorry
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A writing marathon awaits me today
maybe i need to stop waiting for my brother to change and start figuring out how to genuinely befriend a disgusting stupid misogynist yeshiva bachur incapable of fresh original thought
I’m not 100% sure but just guessing, but I think the episode of Ted Lasso where the guy tries to recruit Sam to the Moroccan football team was not written by any people from Africa (I refer here to only first or second-generation). Sam and the recruiter talk a bunch of times about their respective cultures and the differences, but actual Africans tend to talk about this more in terms of tribe (for lack of a better term). Nationality is more important in non-African countries, or to non-native Africans who are unlikely to have a culture from any specific tribe. But within Africa or for first- and second-generation immigrants, tribe is the most important part of cultural identity. Tribalism is strong in most parts of Africa, so if you are to argue with anyone it will far more often be because of different tribal identity rather than different nationality. Anyway it’s an important enough phenomenon that I can’t really see anyone from Africa having omitted this.
