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I just signed up for a browser game just recently and now I became an impulse buyer there
 
is being called petite a compliment? I don't know why it bugs me, but you wouldn't exactly go up to someone and say "your large!".
 
do i make someone im close to a candle for xmas because idk what else, not even sure they'd like it / use it ever but im broke and all i have is this candle kit

why is getting a job hard too
 
GothiqueBat said:
do i make someone im close to a candle for xmas because idk what else, not even sure they'd like it / use it ever but im broke and all i have is this candle kit

why is getting a job hard too
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I think that's a pretty thoughtful gift! Homemade stuff is always nice. You could find out their favorite scent and try to incorporate it into the candle, too.

In other news I decided to start rereading Inuyasha and my first volume is... missing the first page... it's not a big enough deal to buy it again or anything but it's also big enough to be kind of aggravating. I have vague memories of what happened to it but I'm not sure I'm actually recalling it right lol
 
So I read more about Miraheze’s content policy (the same wiki hosting site that had a page on the haters of Pokémon Sword and Shield). It turns out that you’re not allowed to slander other people or groups of people on Miraheze, which is why many wikis got locked or deleted, including the Toxic Fandoms one (the one with said Pokémon Sword and Shield article). After learning this, I’m beginning to question the legitimacy of these 73 facts about the Pokémon Sword/Shield haters. While not everybody who hates the game are not like what they describe, some of the facts may not be true, even for the really bad haters. But I do want to point out that whether or not these facts are true, there are some lessons to learn.

1. If a video game or anything else is made the way you don’t like, it’s okay to hate the game. However, it’s not worth harassing/insulting the developers or insulting people who like it because of one thing you are bothered by most.
2. You must respect others’ opinions or others’ rights to have opinions, especially over stuff like video games and TV shows.
3. Retaliating to criticism is a very hostile trait. If you do bad things, you are going to receive criticism, and failure to accept it or lashing out against it not only shows that you won’t improve, but it’s also very mean and very rude.
4. If you have a problem with something, don’t spam it everywhere, especially if it means throwing something off-topic. This includes through hashtags.
5. Do not call people “fake fans” for actually buying something that you don’t like, especially if it’s from a series that you do like. Additionally, high sales of one game (even if they made turns you don’t like) will not lead the series into a decline in quality, especially if the developers have listened to complaints.
6. Do not compare a game with one bad feature to another game that really is bad.
7. Never wish death or disaster upon someone, especially if it’s a current controversy.
 
Some nights, I think about my online friends and people I were familiar with who faded away from my life. I sometimes wonder how they’re doing today and image what they could be up to. Sometimes I wonder what was the last thing I ever said to them before we sorta went on with our lives, only to never see each other again.
 
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