Leo moons, do you guys feel like the stereotypes of Leo relate to you?

Here are some that I can think of from the top of my head

- Attention seeking

- Arrogance and stubbornness (likely due to being a fixed sign)

- Loyal

- Loves luxury

- Jealous

- Have fragile egos

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u/Warm_Jeweler_6565 — 2 days ago

any other libra moons who don't like leo suns?

might be because most leos around my age usually have multiple leo placements, usually in venus, mars and mercury, but I dislike leos a lot 😭

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u/Warm_Jeweler_6565 — 4 days ago
▲ 372 r/okbuddygoddard+1 crossposts

Did you know? Mr. Robot's writers room operated on a system where the best ideas get written into the script

u/Chuzhoy333 — 5 days ago

Is anyone else annoyed that most people think compatibility is based solely on your sun signs? Like for example when Olivia Rodrigo sung this in drop dead

u/Warm_Jeweler_6565 — 22 days ago

I needed this.

The part that helped me the most was "use short sentences". She said "people appreciate the clarity, trust me" and that part struck a part of my brain where I needed to hear it lol. She's so good at explaining things that she could lowkey govern a large city, cause this was brilliant advice all round.

Also the second clip begins at around 01:45 for ease

u/Warm_Jeweler_6565 — 26 days ago

is it common for us to admire and love a well-written story from an early age? even if it's explicit?

I watched Game of Thrones when I was about 13. it was recommended to me. it was boring at the start, but once it picked up the pace, I LOVED it.

while there is nudity in that show, especially during season 1, it didn't bother me because I watched it for the plot. and I'm gay so I really dgaf about bare tits on screen. the show was still airing when I watched it so I'm talking about the early seasons.

anyway, ever since then, I've been craving well written stories. is that common in caps, or..?

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u/Warm_Jeweler_6565 — 1 month ago

Am I the only one having this problem? Desktop app restarts every ~45 seconds.

On Windows 11. This only began after the API errors yesterday. I've tried everything. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app, clearing cache, enabling power saving mode on my GPU, disabling hardware acceleration on discord settings and disabling discord auto update on task manager. Discord peaks at about 600mb memory usage, then drops before restarting.

Nothing works.

Am I the only one? I can't find any posts about it.

Specs: RX 9060 XT 16gb, 32GB DDR4 RAM, Ryzen 5 5600

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u/Warm_Jeweler_6565 — 2 months ago

I'm looking for: New characters and arcs that define the story that lead to a clear, planned ending. Specifically, I hated Dina's boring ass character in the second game and her forced relationship with Ellie, so I don't want to read about that. Same with Joel's dumb, early death.

Alternatively, are there any fanfics that continue Game of Thrones that have a better storyline after season 6?

I'm also mad at how Severance season 2 turned out so I'm looking for recs on that too lol.

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u/Warm_Jeweler_6565 — 2 months ago