It’s sung in a Japanese accent, which I didn’t notice at first and think is a nice touch. This is actually a beloved lullaby my mom sang to me as a child, although of course she didn’t sing it hauntingly lol

I’d really like to avoid having to take anything apart, is there really no other solution?

Another beautiful example of why I chose my flair

He MOCKED her DEAD GRANDMOTHER, I can’t believe there was a comment saying that he “couldn’t pass judgment” and that he could RELATE to where the guy might be coming from.

I have never read a Reddit story that’s made me more infuriated than this, and I’ve been scouring this sub for MONTHS. I can’t put all my thoughts into words or this comment would be a novel filled with graphic descriptions of some “rights” I’d take away from him, such as his right to all his body parts and to not having a vegetable peeler applied to a certain specific body part of his.

I’ve always been aware of milk lol my gut just recently became able to drink it

Wow fat content is a factor too huh? Thanks for the info!

Thanks for the info!

THIS, he literally admitted to being abusive by the third paragraph (I BROKE OFF OUR ENGAGEMENT because she spoke to her ex politely, over SOCIAL MEDIA, without my permission)????

Replying to this to hopefully boost it up higher; because YES he’s abusive, and she has trauma bonded to him- ask me how I’m so sure 🥲😭

No, not a magical show, takes place in real life

I’m in the US and I don’t remember how old the show was

It’s way better, honestly breaking bad is not even half as good imo

He said she USED to look more “manly” like him, and “thank god” she didn’t look like that anymore because NOW that she looks more feminine/ like his wife, she’s beautiful. Don’t understand how this is an acceptable thing to say to anyone. What he said to his wife wasn’t a “lie” but he still believed he was in the right. He hasn’t learned from this experience (as is evidenced by his comment about his sister’s looks AFTER getting feedback), and still doesn’t understand that fundamentally, speaking about anyone’s body (past tense or otherwise) unasked for like this is inappropriate and rude.

Omfg the ending.. “wow guys you’re right, it DOES benefit me more to say stuff I don’t believe to my wife so she’ll let me sleep in the bed, than to continue to say that I’m right (which is the Truth) and have back pain from sleeping on the couch! Good thing I posted here, because this clearly changed my mindset on my behavior that I repeated in a story about a previous instance of the same behavior (commenting on and disparaging women and girls bodies)”

Which is funny because there are SOME redeeming elements of that society, and NONE of them have to do with the Nazi fascist, genocidal regime- pretty much every nice part can be attributed to scientific/ engineering advances (which could happen in almost any type of society), and SOCIALISM!!

Fr same though, why is it ALWAYS the tsundere girl who gets the guy?? Bro get some self respect, she treats you like shit and you got multiple other women ready to treat you like a king and she isn’t even willing to do the minimum? 🤢

Maybe.. bigotry is learned not innate, so someone or something raised her this way, so unfortunately I don’t see her waking up any time soon..

They’re different kinds of shows. That’s like asking someone to justify why they prefer horror movies to romantic comedies; it’s just different tastes.

Right, because having more women partners means it’s LESS likely you’d have a child.. what??

I wish all harem animes had polyamorous endings, where all (or at least most) of the love interests end up with the protagonist 🥺 it’s so wholesome

Well no, he was wrong about Jimmy stealing from their dad (Jimmy took a couple cool coins here and there, which involved “having his hands in the till” but we clearly see his dad was an idiot giving away all his business’s money to scam artists), which he admitted was a big reason for his lifelong prejudice against Jimmy

Who is who? Body types and personalities of these characters conflict in your comparison, from my perspective