u/forkinjanet

Tumble Leaf is clearly post climate apocalypse, as evidenced by the fact that they are walking distance to hot sandy beaches, ice caves, snowy mountains, rainforests, hot springs, swamps etc. They are trying to convince kids the post apocalypse world will be all fun and finding cool things, who cares if you're being raised by chickens!

It's our 5th anniversary in August and I want to surprise my partner with tickets in one of the Premium areas for a special date night. Terrace looks cool, but open to options but we definitely want to have seats. Flexible on game, would prefer August 10, 11, 12 or 13 but open to others.

Jonathan complaining in exit press that he played the better game and deserved to win.

Aubry's whole narrative was that she complained that she deserved to win her season because she played the better game and then reflected, learned and won 50 after realizing her social game had been terrible on 32. Jonathan lost specifically because his social game on 50 was terrible.

He doesn't really seem capable of that level of self reflection and change though so I don't think we will see him win in 10 years.

I'm 37, diagnosed earlier this year and on medication for 6 weeks. For the first time I can remember I didn't have a meltdown over something I normally would. Extreme emotional dysregulation has always been one of my most challenging symptoms and this is life changing for me after decades. I would often be unable to control my emotions over small things. I would breakdown. I would tell my mom and my partner I don't know why I'm like this, I can't control it.

Yesterday I planned to grill burgers and my partner was supposed to bring the bag of buns from our house to my parents. She forgot them so we had none. As usual my mom said she'd run to the store and get some. In the past this would always set me off, I'd become really upset and shut down and even often say I'm not even going to cook anymore. I started to get irritated but I was able to just take a deep breath and move on. This is huge for me and I just need to celebrate. I still feel weird and shame sharing something like this with friends or other people because I have always felt like I'm an adult I shouldn't react like this. Just knowing all I needed was a proper diagnosis and some help is a game changer.