u/Creative_Yogurt5206

All your trauma, and issues with relapse and the vicious cycle is valid. It's not easy, anyone with a brain can and will acknowledge that. That being said, nothing will happen till you break the pattern today, or the loop will repeat tomorrow. YOU, and only you must break the pattern today or the loop will repeat tomorrow. This is a YOU problem, and that's a good thing, the only silver lining of it all, since this is a you problem, it means only YOU have the MEANS, POWER AND WILL to fix it, even if you've not been able to yet.

Good luck.

All your trauma, and issues with relapse and the vicious cycle is valid. It's not easy, anyone with a brain can and will acknowledge that. That being said, nothing will happen till you break the pattern today, or the loop will repeat tomorrow. YOU, and only you must break the pattern today or the loop will repeat tomorrow. This is a YOU problem, and that's a good thing, the only silver lining of it all, since this is a you problem, it means only YOU have the MEANS, POWER AND WILL to fix it, even if you've not been able to yet.

Good luck.

Just came across this anime randomly, love it.

But, I'm kinda underwhelmed by how Yuru is taking the reunion with his long lost sister and the only family he knows is alive now so far. I understood why he was wary of her when she first told him they were siblings because he had just seen her attack the village, his fake sister and all. So the hostility was Natural and it was realistic that he didn't believe her.

But now some episodes later, it's clear that even he knows that this is his actual sister and the one he's been doting on for years is not.

So for a brother who loves his sister or the idea of one, it's kinda odd that there's not been a moment so far where they've had a touching heart to heart or private talk at all. Like Yuru seems to only be concerned with the whereabouts/fate of his parents now, and not the situation of his sister he's finally meeting.

Does their relationship get better in the future? Like will Yuru ever get as caring/protective of the real asa like he was with the fake daemon thing who was impersonating as his sister?

I would love their relationship to get wholesome, but it looks like they're going the tsundere yuru route. Because currently their sibling dynamic seems very one-sided in terms of fondness from asa. I kinda dislike when a supposed badass/cold female character loses her marbles and becomes permanently flustered and unable to form a sentence or be coherent around the male character she reveres. Is this just for now, or gonna be the theme of their dynamic for most of this story? Because Asa seems to be my favourite character so far, followed by Yuru and his daemons.

ALSO THIS IS NOT A COMPLAINT, just asking what kind of development they're gonna get down the line and when? I don't mind the spoiler regarding this specifically,

Will appreciate your input.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has shamelessly praised Argentina’s ‘professionalism’ in a tone-deaf letter to the nation's FA - despite launching an investigation into their behaviour after losing the World Cup final against Spain.

In the letter - first leaked by the Argentine media and since verified by British press- sent to the President of the Argentine FA, Claudio Tapia, Infantino thanked Argentina for their impact on a successful World Cup and applauded their professionalism.

Argentina, who lost in extra-time in the final, frustrated opponents throughout the tournament with their anti-football style of play.

The 2022 winners failed to register a single shot on target in the final and following the defeat, they turned their backs as Luis de la Fuente’s side lifted the trophy.

The final itself was packed with controversy. Lionel Messi attempted to con referee Slavko Vincic into sending Marc Cucurella off after the Spain defender touch his mouth while speaking to Messi, as he greeted him, only for Messi to berate on him to the referee and try to force Cucurella out of the game. Messi here tried to exploit a rule introduced only for special circumstances such as when players would cover their mouths to say something rascist (a rule which was only introduced when a player from argentina was being rascist using this method), to use this rule introduced to combat rascism, only to gain an advantage during play, was as shameless as the Paredes post match attack on spanish players.

Leonardo Paredes attacked Eric Garcia in a post-match fracas that also appeared to involve Nahuel Molina, Thiago Almada and assistant coach Roberto Ayala - an incident FIFA are investigating. But it looks like, instead of investigating, FIFA has only been congratulating Argentina behind closed doors.