Last of Us, both Part 1 and 2, were incredibly bittersweet endings. Was happy to see the stories conclude, but loved the games so much I definitely wanted more.
Elden Ring and Dark Souls 3 probably fit the category too. Not bittersweet endings really, but the games were so much fun I didn’t want them to end.
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Even when I lived alone and was drunk, I closed the lid. Doesn’t make sense to me.
I mean, I can see if I need the brush before I’ve flushed. Frankly, if I’ve taken a dump worthy of a brush, I can probably tell before I even stand up. Also, I clean the toilets in my household, so actually no I don’t leave it for the next person.
I genuinely cannot understand why someone wouldn’t want their seat and lid down at all times when not in use.
If you need to open your toilet lid to check anything, you’ve got other problems that need solving beyond lid up or down.
For what it’s worth, I don’t think I’ve ever been to a grocery store where, when asked if I had the loyalty card and I said no, they didn’t just scan their own thereby giving me the discounted prices.
More so than a gym, weight loss happens in the kitchen. Smaller portion sizes and healthier options. A calories deficit is the only way to lose weight. And don’t think of it as a “diet”… It’s a lifestyle change.
Forty pounds and counting. Good luck!
I lived with my mother until I was 25, and only stopped at the time because she passed away.
Even when I used to have identified myself as a guy, I never once fit into any of those traits.
I don’t think you should be too surprised to have not fallen into male dominated stereotypes when you are part of a minority.
This is some fucking boomer humour.
The concept is something that I would think I’d love. But the execution was not for me, to say the least.
This is How You Lose the Time War. It is my friend’s favourite book and it didn’t feel great to have to tell them I pretty much hated it. I think it’s the lowest rating I’ve given a book so far.
Stargate is a complete answer to the question.
I wasn’t even the same person at 15 as I was at 20, or 25 that I was at 20. Looking back now at 35, I cannot imagine getting married at 20.
You are most likely to find friends and partners doing the things you love.
I didn’t realize I drink water all night. And, actually, no my breath doesn’t smell like shit when I wake up, you may want you get that checked out.
But again, as I’ve said, I have a dentist appointment in a few weeks. I’ll let her know strangers on the internet know better than her.
This is the third separate person that’s invested in my mouth, good lord.
I don’t eat anything prior to a dentist visit. So the last things on my mouth would have been tooth paste that morning and water all day.
“We”? Beaverton is Canadian. They are referring to a Canadian satire article.