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The Good Place. Season one is just to set it up, please stick with it through at least S2. The ending makes me cry every time I watch it

I’m very monog but most of my friends are poly. I have no problem asking people if they’re poly. I honestly usually assume people are by default since I can count monog couples in one hand.

In French, «queue» rhymes with euh, «clown» rhymes with spoon, and «comment» sounds like c’mon. The Spanish ñ is closest to the French gn («mignon») and English ny/ni (“canyon”, “onion”). Don’t get me started on the R sounds.

If the question is whether the Latin languages use letters differently: yes, every language is different?

I can speak for English, Spanish, and French. English is a bastard language with more exceptions than rules, as we all know. Spanish mostly uses accents as a pronunciation guide with some exceptions, whereas French accents change the letter sound more consistently. Both can change the meaning. French uses ç but not Spanish, and Spanish uses ñ exclusively. French is much more contextual.

Sp: “Si llego a tiempo” (if I arrive in time) vs “Sí, llegó a tiempo” (yes, he arrived in time). Same general sound, different emphasis.

Fr: «Bon mais sale» (good but dirty) vs «bon maïs salé» (good salted corn). Wildly different sounds and even syllable counts.

Bruh I’m just trying to survive out here

I usually add new songs to one of my many themed playlists (platform of choice) then research more once I start to recognize them. Sometimes I get tired of them before then and just remove them.

Honestly fine, it strips them of some of their wealth. I’d be happy to complain about Heatwave Bezos

Definitely research them! Don’t just stop at a single song, find out what country they came from and who their influences are. You’ll start to piece together a mental map of the various bands you know, as well as discovering new bands that way.

You need better friends. True friends help you out and support you. They give you someone to talk to about things that plague you, and someone to share successes with. Get a group of friends together and you get community- which is something that is sorely missing in this world.

There’s a certain mindset needed to build community, but I’m not sure how to describe it

Audio messages are the bane of my existence. They’re as bad as voicemail, only one step below phone calls

Related bands are less likely to be AI than cold searches. You can also check to see if they have any social media influence, AI bands are unlikely to have any live clips

Probably the $50 or so I spent on TF2 keys eons ago

…the idea of being raised as child without any explanations about the world or comforts to be held, scares me.

Your understanding of atheism is uhh, questionable.

To answer this question, the world was explained through science. Carl Sagan was the shit back then. Comforts are more tangible things like family or food rather than an imaginary “after”.

Probably a cop

It’s a different genre but I also appreciate Call of Cthulhu’s mechanics. Roll-under is a bit weird but I appreciate that you’re rolling against your own skills rather than some number set by the DM side of things. The DM just has to decide if it’s normal, hard, or very hard difficulty.

As far as a complete paradigm shift, Alice Is Missing is a fantastic game. The difficulty lies in finding three other people who can play a serious RPG about a missing child in a small town.

D&D vs PF2 really brings out the uhh, loudest of each community