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I thought Cattleya did OTHER work on the side...
▲ 945 r/VioletEvergarden

I thought Cattleya did OTHER work on the side...

NOW (finished watching it for the first time today) I'm pretty sure she doesn't BUT

in the first episode Cattleya is really touchy with Claudia Hodgins, and he says "I can't take you out this month" along with them saying "dolls go anywhere they are requested", going far distances just to write a letter? and the way she was dressed made me think auto memory dolls were doing WAY more than just writing letters 😭

u/LittleBigCookieCat — 6 days ago
▲ 22 r/MovieRecommendations

a movie where a teacher helps a student learn music BUT positive

whiplash has the music instructor being very mean, toxic at times.

I'm looking for a movie about a music instructor who is very fond of music, has a lot of respect and SOUL into the craft and is passionate about teaching their student.

most of these types of movies I've seen tend to go for a comedic route. I'm not looking for a comedy movie. they're serious about their craft, but also nice and inspirational.

u/LittleBigCookieCat — 11 days ago
▲ 0 r/PartneredYoutube

how do you get rid of your audience?

I was a variety gaming channel, with my main audience being one game. I've made over 20 videos on this game. I'd say I'm done with this game, and have been trying to move onto different games.

the problem? over half the comments in any other video I make keep asking me "when are you going back to X?". recently I got a comment on a different video saying "no one cares. play X"

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u/LittleBigCookieCat — 11 days ago
▲ 125 r/worldbuilding

LAMEST thing about your world?

EVERYONE loves to talk about the cool things their worlds have. but what parts of your worlds do you see and think "yeah I could do that better it's kind of lame..."

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u/LittleBigCookieCat — 15 days ago
▲ 14 r/notebooks

What type of notebook do you use?

Did you ever decide on a specific notebook? Do you jump around from notebook to notebook or have you stuck with one brand?

How do you choose your notebook??? I started my journaling journey but I cannot decide! I like the A4 notebooks, and the idea of being able to print copies of a note if I need to. I like the size and continence of pocket notebooks. I like the freedom of using single papers and putting them in folders! I like how pretty full sized notebooks look on a shelf! And I HATE having multiple types of notebooks because they don't match! It's a mess!

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u/LittleBigCookieCat — 2 months ago