Best/Worst Things About Stationery Shopping?

I have recently slowed down on stationery hauls due to school and decluttering, but I have had many good and not-so-great experiences with stationery shopping, especially nowadays, when it seems to be popular, at least in my area. I am blessed to have such a variety, but a few downsides include the quality-to-price ratio. What are your opinions on the best/worst things about this hobby?

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u/thewanderingmaiden — 14 days ago

Fate of Cuno?

I always imagined Cuno would leave Cunoesse eventually to join the RCM, even if it doesn't happen in the game. It would have been sooner rather than later in that case. Plus, he would be unofficially adopted by Harry or Jean, and Kim would see him on the weekends. In all seriousness, I do eventually think he would have at least tried to get out on his own.

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u/thewanderingmaiden — 15 days ago
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Favorite Female Normal Monster?

I'll start: Mystical Elf. The art was simple yet look how enchanting she is.

u/thewanderingmaiden — 16 days ago

Favorite Slayer to Play As?

I finished my first playthrough with Amy a while back, and I vibed with her throughout the story and DLCs, even though I died a lot due to her glass cannon status. Who is your favorite slayer and why?

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u/thewanderingmaiden — 18 days ago

Whatever Journaling?

I re-started journaling recently, and was told my main style of journaling (which is a mix of writing and decorating the pages with stickers, washi tape, and prints) was called "whatever journaling," by an acquaintance when asked of what kind of journaling I do, and when I described it as above, they called it "whatever journaling."

I am not sure if that's the right way to call it or a different label, and need some input on it, but other that that, I just go with the journaling vibes. I am curious and would like a discussion on that! :)

Note: I did post a similar topic earlier today, but it got removed on r/journaling so if you see any similarities, that's why.

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u/thewanderingmaiden — 21 days ago

Harry's Serious Moments

Doing a rewatch now and I can't believe on how serious Harry could be in his "blunt or scary moments," like how he straight up told the alien hunter that the greys got what they came for or when he speaks to the male patient in their last scene together (I believe it was the same patient who was 80 and dying regardless who reappeared in said moment). It is honestly what I appreciate from Alan Tudyk and his acting skills in regards to this.

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u/thewanderingmaiden — 21 days ago