I Found A Reddit Post On How To Do This....

Let things go.

I come to realize that I've been holding onto lot of things, it is straining me, and my mental health, I've been feeling side effects of it, and it's affecting, my other life choices, so, I have decided to let things go. Focusing on what I have rather than what I had, Gone is long gone and cannot come back, It is reality and I've accepted that. Gone is my ability to multitask, And handle all things at once, So I've decided to focus on one task at most, Gone is my attitude to be carefree, So I've decided to be a little bit silly, with my friends and those whom I trust, Gone is my self positivity and confidence that I had, So I've decided celebrate little milestones I reach, Nothing is permanent in this world, So why would some things stay for almost forever, I can't keep holding onto things that are straining me, So I've decided to let things go, in order to archive peace.

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A vicious cycle....

~ Reflection of Feelings

“There’s something I was chasing after, and I finally managed to get it. But once I did, it wasn’t as big of a deal as I thought. Now I’m wondering, if I go after something else, and get my hands on it, am I just gonna think I was happier during the chase? That’s like… total bullshit, isn’t it?”

- Denji (Chainsaw Man)

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I do really appreciate bg3 having neutral pronouns/the ability to use whatever pronouns regardless of appearance but it's really amusing to me when enemies or npcs I never met gender my tav correctly it feels like this

We're being robbed of new ideas as we're being kept in this age of nostalgia for a cash grab... Sometimes I wonder if our parents had to deal with this. Seeing a show they loved as kids being remade into something similar or different for the next generation. Did it make them happy? Make them sad? Did they buy into the idea that the past isn't truly dead but only zombified for money and ratings? Sorry, quick rant.

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“The hardest part of letting go is understanding that the other person is okay without you.”

— B.M.

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