I lived the life of a straight man for many years, after a breakup I just felt fed up with everything. Trying to be attractive, sacrificing much of my interests and preferences. It felt as i was playing a role in the theater. Later on, I got reconnected with an old friend who where at the same spot in life. We figured we wanted to live a different life above all the physical and intimate parts of a relationship. We moved in together in an semi-industrial/farming property and started living the chill life, focusing on what made us both happy. Fishing, camping, building weird projects, the lot of it. Those days where quite rock n roll. Simple and quite rough, but we had fun. More then ten years have passed and today we live in small house at the countryside. A little land, nice garden, a dog. You name it. We even run our own business today, quite well even. Nearing our forties, we have no plans of doing things differently from what we are already doing, as we have no regrets. We are not romantically involved, no plan on kids or nothing the like. But we love living as two guys sharing almost everything. We look forward getting older together and not being alone. We are privileged being able to live like this without being lynched by an angry mob... I feel for those who can't or are stuck in the old rigid ways.
The heteronorm can go suck a bag of dicks, you live life as you want to, not as others expect you.
If you only release 1 game over the decades, then you can set all kinds of records! 🎉🥳
I just hate when that happens.. all the time.....
I joined this instance at release of the game. And boy, the hype died qiuck for me.. Wish I could care
I did like it, don't mind a second season. But as a OG fan of the old games it's hard to be as rabid about it as the kids of today. If I detach from it not being games to begin with and what the universe is supposed to be, it's rather okay =)
I had spasms during the procedure with a bleeding in my brain as a result. Took me almost a year of getting back on my feet. But today I am super grateful to have a completely different possibility on life. This was ages ago today, but I carry it with me almost everyday.
I was falling asleep all the time and all the places. Found out at the age of 23 I had a cyst in my brain blocking the liquids inside my head from flowing freely, thus affecting the whole of me in various and weird ways. Felt like shit growing up and hating everything. One brain surgery later, with complications of course, because why not? I felt like a completely new person, for good and for bad.