Netflix Global Ruined Divorce Lawyer 2
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Netflix Global Ruined Divorce Lawyer 2

I mean, okay, thank you for having the series up but... man, the replacement OST just bugs me so much! Like, I got onboard the new track used for Season 1 -- I think it might've even fit the scenes better than the Norah Jones song. But for the second season, the songs just don't do the scenes any justice at all! They don't suit the mood or the impact of the scenes -- I'm getting livid because I seriously love Yuki Amami and have been waiting for this series to be on Netflix forever! Ugh. I don't want to drop it out of sheer frustration... but what am I supposed to do?! 😩

u/OverDevelopment1136 — 9 days ago

Will Jane ever release that Valerie Cherish doc in this lifetime?

...and if she does, what should be the title?

PS. I never thought I'd see the day that there'd be Jane & Valerie fics on AO3 -- well there's only two posted from the same writer, but we've come a long way 🥹

u/OverDevelopment1136 — 11 days ago
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Any other JDramas with adorable but also compelling Dad-Daughter duos like Doctor-X?

Okay, so I know Akira and Michiko aren't exactly blood-related, but I just love their Father-Daughter dynamic! It's one of the biggest reasons Doctor-X is my absolute comfort drama.

Wondering if there are other shows out there that have similar Dad-Daughter feels. I'd love some good recs!

u/OverDevelopment1136 — 11 days ago

Please -- what nice things are in store for me this year?

Just want to stay positive and get through the year triumphant... but somehow anxious 😞

u/OverDevelopment1136 — 20 days ago

Here, have some pure Valerie+Mickey love today 🥹🤍

"You have always been and will always be enough."

Love Valerie & Mickey forever.

u/OverDevelopment1136 — 27 days ago
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Where should I place myself?

Honestly, I just want to know what I'm supposed to do to feel satisfied in this life. My 3h placements resonate with me in that I've always felt such tremendous joy after having written something valuable to me, but more often than not, the process is so difficult and even unbearable at times. It's the same with other things -- should I work abroad? Where? How? Doing what? Am I too old?

I just want to know what to pursue in this life and how to make a good amount of money without wrecking myself. I mean, I just want to be happy, productive, and profitable but how...?

u/OverDevelopment1136 — 1 month ago

Lot of Spirit vs Lot of Fortune Dominance in Career Recognition Timing

I've been really digging into zodiacal releasing for quite some time. I mostly use it to get insights on career timing. However, one question that constantly pops into my head is how to determine when the lot of spirit overtakes the lot of fortune in terms of influencing peak periods of career recognition. I'm talking awards, promotions, popularity among peers, etc.

I know that lot of fortune is commonly associated with health and well-being, but many reliable reading materials have also pointed out that it's not always the case. Depending on certain aspects, sometimes the lot of fortune has an even bigger impact on an individual's career than the lot of spirit. I've seen it play out in terms of awards and promotions especially -- for a while, the lot of fortune really shows memorable dates in relation to career recognition. But then, it gets muddled and the lot of fortune timing suddenly doesn't make sense anymore to the person's career recognition arc. Somehow, the lot of spirit seems to make more sense but it's still so confusing. Like why and how, all of a sudden, the lot of spirit (which should have been influencing career recognition all along) gets into the picture after all those years of lot of fortune dominance? And how long will the lot of spirit dominate career recognition?

I get that the natal chart and transits + progressed charts should be used alongside zodiacal releasing, and maybe that's where I get stumped because then there's just too much material to work out. I'd really appreciate it if the zodiacal releasing masters could enlighten me.

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u/OverDevelopment1136 — 1 month ago

My two brain hemispheres literally talking about Valerie Cherish

So first things first -- I'm not promoting anything. The video in the link isn't mine. I just loved it so I had to share.

Basically, I stumbled on The Spark Parade's podcast featuring The Comeback, and I must say this might be one of the most engaging and articulate fanalysis I've encountered about the show. Their passion for the series, for Valerie and for Mickey, etc is just so infectious and relatable. It might be one of my favorite chance videos that I've watched recently. The impact of this show on the lives of the people that really get what it is and what it's about just moves me to tears.

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u/OverDevelopment1136 — 2 months ago

In honor of The Comeback S1's 21st anniversary

(which was actually yesterday and I missed it) -- Bringing back Val's first classic Leno. Feel free to share the show's best quotes/gifs/screencaps because I miss Val, Mickey, and the gang too much and man, do I need a good laugh today.

u/OverDevelopment1136 — 2 months ago

What about a Valerie Cherish memoir?

Just a thought. I mean, I'd love for it to be real and for me to be able to hold an actual physical book (or a Kindle copy) "written" by Valerie Cherish about herself. All the other important actors are doing it so why not her?

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u/OverDevelopment1136 — 3 months ago

Most emotional (non-finale) scene of the whole series?

Just casually rewatching s3e6 and man, I can't believe how much I ugly-cried at the ending of this episode when I first saw it. Second pass just now and it still really gets to me. I suppose I might have identified with Mark too much here -- it's one of the most devastating feelings in the world to have someone you love so deeply be torn to shreds by complete strangers (f*ck cyber/bullying seriously), but you can only do so much about it. The utter decay of humanity was depicted realistically here, I thought: people on their bullhorns screaming at full volume for others to die. Valerie telling herself and Mark that they're alright and that she'll be okay -- that was encouraging, though it's unfortunate that that isn't the case for many people. This scene hit a little too close to home for me but I loved it. Somehow, it felt like a release and for some reason, I felt like I was seen because of it.

I'm curious, apart from the finales of each season (which are the historical tearjerkers), which particular scene throughout series 1-3 resonated the most with other fans of the show? 🤔

u/OverDevelopment1136 — 3 months ago