u/Soverelgn_Citizen

I'm sure you've all felt the same way I have.

I had some rock band splaying on Spotify then once the album was over it plays suggested music

It played Jaws of Life, Hold on Till May and Match into Water.

I had to play Hold on Till May several times. I think it might be the saddest song I've ever heard. I was crying

One of the things I noticed was how it felt like each of the three songs were written from a personal experience Vic has had. I'll listen to more.

The riffs in the songs are absolutely killer, as a guitar player myself I'm definitely going to learn some of these.

All in all, I wasn't expecting it but they've found a fan in me. I'll be listening more

I feel like I'm either mentally or financially barred from joining a band and making music.

I've been playing guitar since I was 15, which is also when I joined a theater class. I've known since that day that this is something that I've wanted to do and something I felt like I had a future in. Before that I was not allowed to have, listen to, or request music. I did not get any sort of device until I was 15 in which my mom gave me her iPod Touch. The first song I ever chose to listen to was the Phoenix by Fall out Boy.

In 2 days I'll be 25 and I'll still be playing guitar and I still cannot play a single song without messing up. I don't have the money for lessons. They're way too expensive.

I feel like the music industry is as big as it's ever been and it's only going to get bigger. Seeing all these bands that I like, who have had access to this since they were under the age of seven even, I'm tired of watching people pass me by but there's nothing I can do.

Greta Van Fleet, for example, is one of the bands that I like a lot. And they've had access to music and instruments I think their entire lives. I understand that luck is the biggest part of it and I'm glad that they had access to that because I wouldn't be able to listen to their music, but I'm pretty sure one of their members is younger than me. It's just so disheartening.

I can't drive anywhere because those with epilepsy are not legally allowed to drive until they've been cleared by a neurologist but I don't have money for that.

I feel like as much as I love music and love playing it, I know It doesn't mean that I'm good at it. I've been thinking of recently about just giving up music all together.

At this point my mind wants to tell me if something would have happened, It would have already happened by now. What keeps everyone thinking it's still worth it?

I'm on my first playthrough and this has happened quite a few times throughout my playthrough where I will have had my shield up and some stamina at the same time. So any hit that would have hit the shield should have broken my guard first. This is not the case sometimes. Sometimes attacks will just go right through my shield and hit me while I have it up.

Is this a bug or poise issue?

As I guess most of you are, I'm mainly a console gamer. I have no qualms about console or PC wars. I like all, play all, and know that all have pros and cons. To start, I'm 24, and I started gaming for the first time in 2015 when my dad gave me his Xbox 360. I've always loved the comfortability of sitting on my couch or bed and playing.

Since we are going to be sold a "license" to the game, I can't make a decision about where to turn. Being sold the license, they have the ability to revoke all access at any time, and we won't be able to own. To me that brings up a few questions. What constitutes someone's license being revoked? Is it their behavior, and will online games need constant player eval and license eval to ensure that person does or doesn't deserve it? If the access to the game is terminated for everyone, will we receive a refund?

After the disc termination, prices for PlayStation discs will surely skyrocket, and so will disc edition consoles. Because of this, I think I have cautious optimism for Xboxs next console. I saw someone's steam machine test kit only worked for around 20 minutes. So I'm not hopeful for that. I want to boycott PlayStation but some of my favorite games of all time I had bought digitally on here. Elden Ring, God of War 2018/Ragnarok, and Ghost of Tsushima, and I'm not sure what I'd do without them. I'm not reliant on them but they have made me excellent memories. I dont think they will terminate previous gens to drive sales for their next piece of tech, but other companies have done this. Most notably Apple.

TLDR : Confused about the future, and will keep an eye on Xbox

Have you thought about this deeply? Please respectfully share some thoughts if you have any.

I added the MSG packet, cayenne pepper, celery salt, garlic and onion powder, and Dill. The last time I added a whisked egg to the soup as it was still steaming and It just cooked parts of the yolk and didn't really thicken the broth up. Do I wait for the broth to cool down before adding the whisked egg?

Every recipe I've looked at online says to put your pan on medium high heat. With a tablespoon of oil.

That's what I do. I don't put too much oil into it, but every single time I do this I burn the fish like crazy and my skin because the oil just decides to explode everywhere.

I have obviously turned the heat down before. But I don't understand why everybody says to do this and then whenever I do that exact thing everything just explodes and burns.