I’m sorry what.

I’m sorry what.

What is this. How have I never heard of this before. Why is it so underrated.

This is genuinely one of the best videos I have ever watched. The jokes were impeccably funny and the music made me feel like I was ascending. And the animation was just CHEFS KISS. I’m sorry I don’t have better words to describe the utter masterpiece I just witnessed. But then again I guess it’s better to leave everything as a surprise.

Im so sad there were only two episodes made, but im glad the creator is moving on to projects they enjoy more and I wish them well. Please watch this if you haven’t seen it.

u/Specialist_Leg_4997 — 22 hours ago

I’ve been thinking about this lately

Prior to episode 9, there are definitely things about Caine that pointed to his more empathetic side, which fully came into being during the finale—how he was able to notice the suggestion box adventures making the cast happy, and his genuine confusion surrounding their anger about his “escape the circus” adventure, for a couple examples. But the way Caine handles abstraction stands out to me. He treats it as an “oopsie” in earlier episodes, and it’s a huge switch up for him to show his care about the abstractions enough to take off his hat in respect to Jax. I found it jarring when watching the episode for the first time.

What do you guys think? It just seems so weird to me for Caine’s time in the void to give him THAT much of a switch-up, creating these emotions he seemingly never had before. Personally I think that Caine always felt upset when abstractions happened, and still cared about them. He just never even really thought to let others know he felt that way. In the circus, “night, day, it’s all okay”. And he was the ringmaster, not one of them. It makes sense how the cast never caught on that Caine ever dealt with real emotions, since he’d never made any successful effort to relate to them.

I don’t know if I phrased my thoughts coherently since I just got off my 11 hour shift and it’s midnight. But I’d love to hear if anyone else has different interpretations of this.

u/Specialist_Leg_4997 — 7 days ago

I’m going to open up to my friend and I’m not quite sure how

I’ve been really sad lately and thinking a lot about how the people in my life would probably be better off if I had never existed. i dont need to get into all the things that have led me to feel this way, I just know i need to tell someone because this uncertainty hurts so so much. especially since I’ve come close to making some very bad decisions before.

just….how do i even bring it up? how do i say these things without oversharing or trauma dumping or something? I know I need to do this, I just don’t know how. so if anyone has any advice they can give, it would mean a lot. thanks if you read this.

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u/Specialist_Leg_4997 — 11 days ago
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Hello

I just discovered this series and I absolutely love it. You guys seem really chill. hope I didn’t arrive late :)

u/Specialist_Leg_4997 — 16 days ago

I THINK ALL INTERPRETATIONS OF JAX ARE “CANON” BECAUSE THE WAY THE SHOW LEAVES IT, HE HAS LOCKED HIMSELF UP SO TIGHTLY THAT HE STILL NEEDS TO DISCOVER HIS IDENTITY FOR HIMSELF.

STOP FIGHTING. THATS ALL IM GONNA SAY. THANK YOU AND GOODNIGHT.

u/Specialist_Leg_4997 — 17 days ago

Im planning to listen to it all the way through tomorrow. I will be preparing to go home from college, but if I plan it right I’ll be finished with the music by the time my dad arrives with the suitcase. I will probably be walking around and moving stuff around, but finals are over so i probably won’t get super distracted from the music.

Obviously I’ve seen loads of stuff about this online but I’m aware people can be a bit overdramatic. Realistically, is there any mental preparation I should do? Also I’m wondering if you guys would recommend I listen to the albums while I’m a little less busy.

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u/Specialist_Leg_4997 — 2 months ago

I’m nearly done with my freshman year at college. I’ve hated this year. I’ve lost my whole sense of purpose and have been so lonely it hurts. But I get to go home in just over a week, and that has been the only thing keeping me pushing through finals instead of stepping in front of a train.

But lately I can’t even feel excited about going home. I’m the oldest of five siblings and I’ve always been someone they look up to. But now their new normal is without me. My sister, who’s second-oldest, is filling all the roles that I used to fill. Shes the driver for our family, the piano player at our church, the one the younger siblings go to when they need something.

And it’s not that I don’t WANT them to get along fine without me. it’s just that those are the things I’ve always held on to. In past years, whenever I just wanted to give up, I reminded myself that I was needed. That I had to drive my brother to baseball practice. That I was scheduled to serve the church on Sunday. I had purpose, no matter how small. And that’s what I’ve been holding on to this whole college year.

But now that they are finding other ways to fill those roles, I’m starting to realize that I’m just not needed anymore. And it’s starting to suck joy away from the thought of returning home soon. My family says they love me, but they’re only emotionally attached to me because I happen to be their sister or their daughter. My siblings only like me because they grew up being told that they HAVE to like their family. I have no purpose here at college—no one relies on me for anything. And now it’s the same at home. I’m a waste of time and money and affection, because I do NOTHING to make the lives of anyone else better. I really think it would be better if I had never been born.

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u/Specialist_Leg_4997 — 2 months ago