You gonna need fent big dawg
Bro just shoot him
I've been told that I can be very selfish and lazy. I feel like I try my best but I can measure up to other people's standards. I've been told I make issues about myself but I feel like Im just explaining my side. I feel like I spend a lot of time feeling guilty about the things I've done and trying to apologize for what I've done wrong but what if I'm just protecting my image? I'm constantly worried that people are talking about and judging me but I always get told that no one cares about me enough to talk about me like that. I feel like I care about others and want to make them happy but it seems like I'm the guy everyone's mad at most of the time. I do selfish and stupid things without realizing it, mainly with sleeping in or food. I feel like no matter how hard I try to be a nice person who helps people I end up being a toxic person to be around. People don't want my help, they don't eat the food I make. Anytime I try to see myself through the eyes of others it's in a negative light. I've struggled with having a poor self image my whole life. Often feel like other people have a part of "humaness" that I am missing. I think I empathize with people but sometimes I feel like I'm just pretending. I don't cry when people die even though I feel sad. But do I actually feel sad or do I know that's how I'm supposed to feel. I know that it's hard for me to watch people get hurt. I've been told that I always make myself out to be the victim but I've made conscious effort to change this behavior and apologize without making it about me. I feel like I end up hurting people around me not because I don't value them or think I'm better but more because I have bad vibes and it sucks to be around me. I try to help with house work but then people get made about the way I do it. Are you weaponizing incompetence of you're just actually incompetent?
My main issue is that I just hate being me, so I don't take care of myself or feel like I have any energy and other people have to deal with the fallout of that. I feel like the world has rejected me but it won't let me die either. No one wants me here but I'm not allowed to leave.
This game is divided into stages instead of having a big open world, but it has unlockable movement abilities, areas you have to come back to when you have those abilities, keys that unlock new parts of previously visited areas, and areas that change because the environment changes.
Went to the Discord and followed the guide there. Took some tweaking but I've got looking smooth and playing at 60fps.
I'm playing through Bloodborne right now, and I'll just admit that there is no way I could beat this game without having a guide on the other screen. This is pretty much the case for all the other FromSoft games I've played. I am fortunate that there are kind players who share their experience to make it easier for those of us who want to play these games.
My question is, how do you actually figure this stuff out? Do you have a method you use to analyze a game and see how it ticks? Do you just kill each boss with every weapon to find out which one works best? How do you get to be someone who can figure this stuff out without a guide, and also someone who can make a guide for others? What is your method, and what is your motivation?
Title says it all. Opponent boardwiped and put a bunch of Sephiroth triggers on the stack. They play [[Veil of Summer]] to give themselves hexproof from black. Sephiroth triggers still go through, and they die anyway. The card says target opponent, so hexproof should've saved them right? Is this possibly a layers thing I don't understand?
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Can't hold a job. Can't hold a conversation. Already messed myself up in a failed attempt, so I'm too scared to try again. I feel like my whole life is just playing out a long drama that ends with me dying on the streets alone. I am not useful to anyone in any way that matters. Even the center I get my mental health services through is getting sick of me. I don't even get to have the "hot girl" fun of BPD because I'm a fat, ugly bum.
As the title says, I ended up getting into an argument with a coworker on a busy Saturday night, and customers heard us. I'm not gonna try to defend myself or justify it. I was at this job for less than a month, and I was with my previous employer for only three months. Going back to my previous employer is not an option.
My question is, what do I even do at this point? Do I list a job I was only at for a month on my resume? Do I not put it on my resume and have a gap? Do I try to explain the situation or just lie about it? I have never been fired before, so I don't know how I would address this or if I even should at all.
I used to have a beard but I cannot grow hair on the left side of my face anymore.
I've been SMO my whole life, but I was also in a car accident where I got injured a few years ago. I started a new job recently, and I can feel that I'm going to be labeled the lazy fat guy again. I feel like I am legitimately trying my best, but I'm a fat guy with a fucked up face, so if someone can find an excuse to not like me, they are going to use it. I always get told that my mobility issues are my fault and that it's not gonna change until I lose weight. I'm always going to be the one getting laughed at. I'm always gonna be the one dragging everyone else down. No amount of effort or being kind will ever fix the fact that I'm an eyesore who takes up too much space.
I love flutternutter. Normally you can only get it at actual ice cream shacks. This is now my favorite grocery store ice cream of all time.
