Mine are:

Bourgeois Family:

André is a ruthless politician who would step on anyone to gain power. Audrey is an alcoholic woman and a "trophy wife"; she has a narcissistic behavior and it is implied that she cheats on André. Noé, Chloé, and Zoé are considered full siblings here (from the same father and mother), so they grew up together. Noé is the perfect son who wants to follow in his "father's" footsteps in politics; Chloé is the wielder of the Bee Miraculous and is the most insufferable person you could ever meet in your life; Zoé is the timid and insecure youngest sister. Despite being horrible to others, Chloé loves Zoé more than anyone else and, thanks to the small age gap, the two have always been together, and Chloé truly wishes for her sister to be more confident. In this version, Chloé would have a redemption arc where Zoé would be the catalyst.

Couffaine Family:

Anarka, mother of twins Luka and Juleka, died due to health problems caused by an exhausting work routine. In a dystopian world, the siblings resented watching their mother wear herself out day after day to support them. Eventually, Luka discovers who his biological father is—the man who abandoned him and his sister. He gets even angrier upon learning that he was a famous person and could easily have taken care of them if he wanted to. Knowing this, he and Juleka team up to take revenge on Jagged Stone; they make a contract with the Supreme and gain the Snake and Tiger Miraculous. Eventually, the two end up realizing that the Supreme's dictatorship was a much bigger problem (the two were dying just like Shadybug and Claw Noir) and, therefore, decide to join forces with the two protagonists. It is worth noting that their personalities change a bit: Luka becomes colder and more reserved, while Juleka becomes more explosive and has anger issues.

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Before anyone states the obvious, yes, I know they're different. I tried to reverse their roles as much as possible without making them boring.

To activate it, the user must infuse their aura into an object along with the command for the addiction (e.g., touching a box of powdered laundry detergent and adding the command "eat the detergent"). Afterward, they must deliver the object to the target they wish to influence. Once the individual touches the aura-infused object and remains in contact with it for at least one minute, they will begin to feel a sudden and uncontrollable urge to fulfill the command established by the Hatsu user, even if it defies logic (e.g., the affected person becomes addicted to eating powdered detergent).

​Once afflicted by this Hatsu, the individual remains under the influence of the addiction until the user decides to revoke their aura or until the affected person dies. Furthermore, the effect does not cease when the initial object is depleted. In the case of the detergent example, when the original box is emptied, the victim will seek out other similar objects and may suffer from severe withdrawal symptoms if they cannot find them.

​The Hatsu user can apply this ability to up to 10 targets simultaneously; however, the effectiveness of the addiction decreases significantly the more individuals (humans or animals) are induced.

Antes de entrar na faculdade de medicina, meu plano inicial era cursar biomedicina para me tornar perita criminal. Entretanto, acabei desistindo porque meus pais me convenceram de que a medicina traria um retorno financeiro maior e valeria mais a pena. Mesmo agora, ainda sinto vontade de trabalhar na polícia, por isso estou considerando fortemente me tornar médica legista no futuro. Ainda estou no início do curso e tenho bastante tempo para decidir, mas gostaria de saber sobre a experiência de médicos que trabalham nessa área e se, de fato, vale a pena seguir esse caminho.

É a pergunta do título, eu realmente gostaria de saber o que te faz são com esse tipo de crença. Tipo, imagine que você recebe um diagnóstico de um câncer em estágio avançado e que fosse praticamente certo que você iria morrer em algumas semanas, como você agiria ao encarar de frente a sua finitude? Na minha visão, Epicuro foi o mais próximo de dar uma resposta satisfatória para esse problema, mas mesmo assim, a ideia que ele deu não é nem um pouco confortável. Como vocês lidam ou lidaram com esse sentimento durante a caminhada de vocês?

Já faz um tempo que eu venho querendo aprender mais sobre essa religião. Alguém aí segue essa doutrina e tem alguma noção de por onde eu poderia começar a estudá-la?