u/foxonafrozenlake

My husband and I almost never fight, we just never have and we've been together since we were teenagers.

Last night we had a huge fight over sending our twins to daycare this fall. They'll be three in October.

I think we should hire a nanny. He thinks they need socialization. I don't disagree.

Hadley our daughter is very outgoing and adventurous but Henry our son is not. He's very clingy. We've tried everything we can think of to assuage his fears.

Last week the twins slept over at my in-laws and things were fine at first but Henry wouldn't go to sleep and cried for almost an hour.

I finally went and picked him up. He was fine, no fever, no visible problems. But since then he won't let me out of his sight.

I'm a doctor, he's been looked over and tested. He's hit every milestone.

I know this is probably just a phase but I'm worried about thrusting him into an environment he's not prepared for.

I hate having tension with my husband.

Any advice?

I previously asked why were there were no children in Village and a kind Redditor pointed out the end credits picture story.

Miranda literally infected the men of the village with cadou and they ate them.

I cannot believe I didn't see this before.

In the scope of evil committed in Resident Evil games, it may be small, but was absolutely ruthless.

I was talking to my uncle who was HIV positive in the late 80s and early 90s, who thankfully survived but he was surprisingly, extremely cynical and harsh about his fellow gay men from that period.

His view is that gay men refused to use protection and listen to what scant medical advice there was.

I think some of it comes from how he contracted the virus (his ex lied and cheated on him), but he's usually much more open minded on most things.

He won't budge on this. He thinks that as a collective all gays in the 80s and 90s should shoulder most of the blame.

I get that protection like condoms wasn't marketed to gay men the same but they were there, to use.

I disagree with him on this. The blame shouldn't all lie with gay men.

Is he alone in feeling that way?

Thoughts?

Why do so many people dislike the factory?

Is it because the juxtaposition is so jarring? At least compared to the other levels?

I'm not sure why it's my least favorite, but it just is.

Even with how ridiculously short Moreau's section was it still had a much better atmosphere, IMO. It's also the only place I die on re-play.

I wanted to like the factory but I just don't.

Is there an explanation as to why there are no children to be found in the village?

Had mother Miranda already tried experimenting on them?

You see toys, so they had likely been there at one time.

Any theories?

I was just re-watching the season finale with my husband and I suppose I didn't realize Caraxes was really going after Silverwing. 🫣🤣

That's how intuitive his bond is. He didn't even need Daemon to tell him what do, he sensed what was wrong and acted.

I'm anxious to see how they address that in S4, because Vermithor was also right behind Caraxes.

Hugh didn't turn cloak yet, which I actually sort of liked. So, we'll see.

The battle over the God's Eye is my #1 anticipated scene from s4. I'll laugh so hard if they let Daemon live. Team Green would 💩.

Since Ethan didn't technically die during Shadows of Rose couldn't she go visit Ethan at will in the stratum?

Or was the stratum entirely destroyed alongside mother Miranda?

I like the idea of them getting to spend time together without having to fight off soul suckers.

In the opening credits there's a scene where Blanche is wearing red and she pulls her arm back in her sleeve mimicking someone who is handless.

I've been watching the Golden Girls since I was little and I can NEVER place that scene!

I'm sure it's been discussed before but did it ever air in an episode or was it cut from the pilot?

I probably could have Googled it but I figured if anyone had an explanation it would be this sub.