u/Aware_Neighborhood93

I just rewatched season 7 episode 10 and the Rick and Diane parts broke my heart. I'm only 35, but have known my wife for 24 years. We dated in hs, and got back together at 19. A year ago she had a stroke out of nowhere and even though she is still fine, it changed me fundamentally. I wont go into too many details, but she did survive and is cognitively the same person thanks to luck, but she was intubated for 3 or 4 days and I slept by her bed every night in the hospital until she was discharged. I've experienced loss before, but to imagine the person I have built a life with, taken in such an untimely way put me in a spiral of depression. Seeing the hole produced version of rick reconcile these feelings was very hard for me this time around. This post really does not have a big meta point, its more like venting. I always imagined I'd go first due to genetic predisposition, but having the person I've loved for 24 years in the grips of death suddenly really made me empathize with rick. Like Rick, I haven't been the same person since that day and the path back towards the driven person I was has been rough. Still working on it, but the mortality of our other half is a bitch. I've always known she was more fragile than me(the fairer sex), but I never envisioned her possibly dying before me.

My understanding is that you can protest, but your protest cannot disrupt government proceedings. Would you say that what this man did was covered or not under free speech?

https://youtu.be/XEXVgcAH-BY?is=iGIkeNLg\_hJXw2C2

Hunter Avallone used to be fairly prominent in the online political sphere until relatively recently. He started as a conservative and then switched to the liberal side. When vaush and destiny were on good terms, he liked both, even lamenting on their split. When he switched to the liberal side, he lost many subs. On top of that, he and his wife opened up their marriage, which ended in an embarrassing exposure by Kingston hawk about his wife wanting some unusual things.

I actually feel bad for hunter. He was probably the first good faith person on the right I've seen publicly switch sides and the consequences literally saw him lose his income, his wife, and become a victim in a public shooting attempt. I guess my point is, I wish we had more good faith influencers like hunter, but do you think the blowback from being intellectually honest are too much to expect more modern influencers to be as honest as hunter was?

Folks are scared to talk on their own. The debate will be over discord. Reply below and I will work out the terms and perms. Might start do a limited series of panel debates. Also reply below if being a contestant.

Aside from her faith, she's an i appreciate her level-headed takes, and her compassion for people. I won't lie, it doesn't hurt that she is also very pretty as well. Lets get some Kyla love in the sub! Dont be weird either. Also, here is a nice clip of her during her most recent "whatever" appearance.

Once the lawlsuit finishes, and if AE goes back to its og format, or bridges, I think Mayhem would be a good guest. Also could be a gateway to an AE episode with Rampage since the dudes are boys, and Mayhem is apparently a dgga.

Which is the better snack?