Stargate: Atlantis - S03E11, “The Return, Part 2”

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Stargate: Atlantis - S03E11, “The Return, Part 2”

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I saw a video today from a chronically ill woman about the fact you can feel so guilty when doing fun things.
She talks about how, as a kid, you learn to finish work before you can play and that you take this with you into adulthood. So you keep the mindset of having to finish 'have to' tasks/chores before being allowed to 'play'.
But when you're chronically ill, this is literally impossible! If you'd do that it would be all work and never play. That wouldn't be healthy at all. We need to remind ourselves of this. We don't need to feel guilty for doing something fun!
This is unfortunately not helped by people who ask you, "How come you're doing x fun thing when you couldn't do that chore I asked you to?" And it's very hard to explain to people that you couldn't do the chore because that would take up all the energy which you'd been saving up to do the fun thing, because you really needed something to help make life worth living.
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Lesson #2
something something “I’m a person and my name is Anakin” showing his name is a central way he retains identity while a child slave vs “that name no longer has any meaning to me” in almost the same breath as “I must obey my master” thirty years later after Sidious accomplished what Gardulla and Watto never managed to: breaking his spirit and convincing him he has no other options but obedience, accepting painful consequences, never looking for a way out. something like that

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Saw this on Twitter and I obligatory need to share it
So she actually said that she does not see the appeal in Senshi at all and that the panty shots weren't intended to be horny - she just has a neighbor who looks kind of like him and does laundry in his underwear. Which she finds kind of weird and offputting, and put into his character to be funny.
But that's the thing. She doesn't exaggerate or grotesqueify or alter people's bodies to fit some standard. (Except insofar as she draws different species differently, and those are exquisitely practiced to ensure they have the same diversity of appearances that humans do.) She just presents people exactly as they are, complexities and oddities and all.
It just so happens that when you present people exactly as they are, what you present will be beautiful and alluring to many. Even the things you yourself might find weird and offputting. Honestly I think it's a touching example of how you don't have to see the beauty in everyone for the beauty to be there, simple honesty is enough to let the wonder of people's humanity shine through.
#i think we should put this post next to the interview where she said she doesn't want to eat the food in the series cuz she's a picky eater#and file them both under 'you don't know an artist from their work'#and maybe you don't need to!#maybe all you need to know is that ryoko kui is Good At What She Does#idk I don't like the implication that artists (and women especially?) can only create from personal life and feelings#some people have imagination and craft#kind of a tangent but. there you go.
no but you're very correct
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Let me give you all a tip that I doubt will be helpful for you, do not build a house if you do not already own a house. You might see “new construction, buy the lot and pay us and we’ll build this” listings on real estate sites, do not fall for them. A shitty one bedroom bird in the hand is better than a three bedroom new construction in the bush. These contractors suck ass. There is an 85% chance it will take YEARS to build that house and they will do it so incorrectly you will spend the rest of your life suing them to fix it. It’s not ALWAYS a scam but it is not a risk you want to take if you’re already renting and scraping buy. Get a house with good bones (get a private inspection) and work on making it your dream house, avoid paying for the concept of a house.
Knowing about Jewish communities around the world makes HCs so much more fun because like. Don’t tell me that Chinese character can’t be Jewish. Don’t tell me that Latino character can’t be Jewish. Don’t tell me that Desi character can’t be Jewish. Don’t tell me that a character can’t be Jewish because “there are no X Jews” because we were everywhere.
I'm so excited about this being one of my popular posts right now, because it means it resonated with so many people. So often people are told "Well you don't look Jewish" because they don't have stereotypical features, or fit outside the box of what people believe Judaism is. And so often we're told that a character we like can't be Jewish because of where they come from. But what people don't realize is that there have been communities almost everywhere at some point: settled, established communities. Sometimes, communities that have survived or existed longer than other local ethnic groups that are much more well known. For example, Georgian Jews have been there since the 6th century BCE.
Also, converts can come from anywhere. Judaism isn't open in the sense that we don't proselytize, but we accept converts from basically any nation. (Excluding some Biblical exemptions that don't really apply anymore.) And once a person converts? They're Jewish. No doubt about it. Their soul was at Har Sinai, they are part of Am Yisrael.
PLUS - Do you know how many people actually have Jewish heritage that they're unaware of? Especially in places with smaller communities that intermarried or basically died out. Conversos? Probably thousands of Halachic Jewish descendants, passed down from mother to daughter. Other, non-Halachic descendants who want to embrace their heritage in recent years have also converted back. In Kaifeng, when women would marry outside the community, they'd be shunned and their name forgotten - so who knows how many people in Kaifeng, and China, are actually Jewish?
In other words, don't tell us we can't have Jewish characters. Because of how a character looks, where they come from. Black Jews exist. Desi Jews exist. Latino Jew exist. Light, dark, tall, short, thinner, bigger, etc. They can all be Jewish if you try hard enough.
Writers, here's a beta reader truth:
If I stop reading because I'm bored, that's valuable feedback.
If I stop reading because I'm confused, that's valuable feedback.
If I stay up until 2 a.m. because I have to know what happens next, that's valuable feedback too.
A beta reader's job isn't to judge your story. It's to help you understand how readers experience it.

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I can’t remember if I told you guys this but my grandpa paid a guy to put up a rock retaining wall in the backyard when my grandparents moved into their house in 1966. They live at the bottom of a mountain. The wall finally collapsed this year and my grandfather with dementia was PISSED OFFFFFF and he wanted so badly to call the guy who did it and chew him out for doing a bad job. My grandma is trying to explain that the wall lasted 60 years and the guy who did the work is probably dead and it TURNS OUT HE IS STILL ALIVE. Now we’re worried grandpa is going to get through to him (small town) and we’re going to see two 85 year old men come to blows over a rock wall that has been there since the mid-60s. My grandpa is a scrapper, he’s been to jail over a bar fight, the possibility that he WOULD fight this guy is high.
To top it off? The stone mason is the only person in town with one arm so grandpa would definitely recognize him if he saw him. If that is your grandpa, please protect him from my grandpa.
can you imagine what it will be like the day it finally happens. no one will be posting about anything else. category 10 posting event. if it happens because of someone else their gofundme page will reach over $500,000 within a day. #hopecore
call me movie theaters in June of 2026 the way i have an Obsession with her Backrooms
Anyone else with chronic pain ever get really absorbed in a project and dissociate from your body while you're working but then you finish and you come back to your body and you're just like AAAAAAAHHH! WHAT'S WRONG?? oh yeah. The horrors. Never mind
Someone please convince me not to buy the pattern and knit the PHM sweater, I already have twelve works in progress.

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if Sir Julien Davinos called my name like that i would spend the night thinking "what are we"
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