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Hello I’m looking for my other half too many times I’ve been ghosted or only attract people who only want to waste my time I’m not here to waste no one times About me im looking for someone who is loyal faithful caring & loving I’m a 6’3 gamer, love to cook, love to watch mob, biographies and horror movies, big fan of anything vintage from 40s-70s love to share my love for vintage everything with someone I’m also a big vintage music fan most if not all of my playlists are filled with Elvis, Johnny cash, Dean Martin, Conway twitty, and so many more. I’m Just asking for you to be honest, communicate, if this sparks your interest feel free to send me a message

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I feel quite empty. Its like there is a void inside me which nothing can fill. No matter what i do, i don't really enjoy anything. I just keep complaining and i find something negative in everything

My husband has started this on whatsapp when I confront him and he reply with lies or being ultimate victim of the situation and when I do not belive him he deletes his messages. Has anyone else experience on this? Maybe he does it bc he knows if I show his messages to other people they will agree he is talking bs.

well, yeah, it is. But did you guys use some sort of guides to get everything that is needed for 100%? I don't mean to look up one shrine because you couldn't beat it for 40 minutes. I mean those 2 Hour cave videos, that show you exactly how to get there, what to find there and how to fight the mosters. Or did y'all just walk through the whole map and find EVERYTHING for yourself? I don't know if I will ever find everything with just playing, i have 150 hours and only 112 koroks... but i am also unsure about using a guide. Or at least the Tears comapion. what do you guys do? and what did you do in botw?

CW MENTIONS OF ANIMAL ABUSE, ANIMAL ATTACKS

Pitbull haters are so goddamn stupid. I'm so sick and tired of hearing motherfuckers call these innocent animals "shitbulls", "evil", "garbage" blah blah blah. Like seriously, go fuck yourself. Almost everything these fuckers say to back up their hatred for this breed can be easily debunked with a simple google search or the slightest bit of education on the matter.
"Pitbulls were bred to be violent and mean!"
No, they were bred to hunt bears. So were a large majority of other breeds. A natural instinct to hunt does not equal them being "mean". As a matter of fact, pits have no natural interest in hunting or hurting humans.
"Pitbulls will turn on you out of nowhere!"
Nope. There is 0 evidence that backs up this claim. If a dog "turns" on you, it's usually due to the dog being stressed, unsocialized or provoked. This can happen with ANY breed. It's just that when it happens, pits are one of the most muscular and strong breeds out there, so it seems much more gnarly in comparison. They won't just wake up one morning and decide they wanna bite your face off for zero reason. If you take good care of your dog, they aren't gonna want to kill you. They understand that you are their lifeline. You feed them, take care of them etc. They aren't going to risk starving to death and losing their beloved owner just because they got a wild hair up their ass.
"Pitbulls are the most aggressive and dangerous breed!"
Yeah.... wrong again. Here is a list of dog breeds that rank higher on the danger scale than the pit.
Akitas, wolfdogs, chow chows, cane corsos, boxers, dachshund, chihuahuas, siberian huskies, rottweilers.
"A pitbull attacked me/my pet for no reason, you can't tell me they aren't aggressive!"
They CAN be aggressive, if unsocialized or trained to be that way. There are dogs out there that have attacked unprompted, but that's very uncommon-- and once again, can happen with ANY breed.
"71% of dog attack fatalities are from pitbulls!"
Yes, because pitbulls are one of the most common and muscular dog breeds in the world. They are also the #1 most abused breed in the world. Extremely common dog, most abused dog, and most muscular dog = highest number of fatalities. If other, more dangerous dogs were higher in population than pits, they'd be the 71%.
I could go on and on and on and on. I used to work in a hotel where my coworkers were temporarily staying in-house. So, they brought their dogs. Every dog just so happened to have been pits. They were all as sweet as can be. Loving, cuddly, goofy, playful and kind. As a matter of fact, they were big cry babies that would whine and pout if you didn't love on them. They were so stinkin' cute. One day some bitch ass Karen walked in and was booking a room. My coworkers were taking their dogs on a walk together in the parking lot, so they all passed by us with their pitbulls. The Karen looked at them, scoffed, rolled her eyes. I asked her what was wrong. She said "Nothing. I just despise pitbulls." I asked her why. She said "When I was a kid I had a pitbull named Candy. She was my best friend and she slept in my bed with me every night. One night I woke up and she was growling at my dad who was standing in the doorway trying to get in to wake me up for school. Candy bared her teeth and lunged at him, so she shot her. Candy loved my dad, she attacked out of nowhere. She was a demon." I asked her if there was any reason why Candy would be upset with your dad, Karen lady said no. I tried changing the subject and way later on in the conversation when we were talking about how times have changed, especially for kids. On the topic, she said dad would beat her as a kid if she back-talked. She stressed to me that she was glad her dad beat her and gave her "proper discipline" and that everyone should be beating their kids to keep them in line, and because no one is beating their kids anymore, that's the reason kids are "such spoiled brats these days". I got my answer. Very fucking clearly, Candy attacked her dad whilst trying to protect this Karen chick. Candy probably loved her dad before witnessing the beatings he'd inflict on Karen lady. So no, there was no "turning". It was a dog being protective. As a matter of fact, pits are nicknamed the "nanny dog" because of how well they protect and get along with children. By the end of the conversation, when my coworkers came back from their walk, Karen lady said (out loud, in front of my coworkers, dogs still present) "If it were up to me, I'd put a gun between every pitbull's eyes and pull the damn trigger." I immediately cancelled her reservation we just spent an hour creating and told her to get the fuck out and never step foot in this establishment ever again or I will get a tresspassing order. She was pissed as hell, but I didn't care. I don't know how anyone could be so fucking hateful toward an animal. Even an aggressive animal like a lion or honey badger. You wouldn't catch me DEAD saying shit like "If it were up to me I'd put a gun between every lion's head and pull the damn trigger."
If you don't like pits, are scared of pits, had a bad experience with a pit, or are uncomfortable with pits, that's fine. Totally fine. You don't have an obligation to love this breed. However, keep your senseless dog killing fantasies to your damn self. And if you plan to get a pit, TRAIN IT, SOCIALIZE IT, WALK IT, and NEVER lay your hands on it. Do your research before getting a pit, or any breed for that matter. Education about these things save lives.

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I write book reviews on Half Past Midnight, a blog dedicated to the surreal world of fantasy and science fiction. A few days ago, I posted reviews for the first two books in this series. While this review does not have spoilers about book 3, it does have spoilers for books 1 and 2.
Welcome to my humble appreciation post for the third book in the A Chorus of Dragons series. Or better yet - call it the rollercoaster which never ends.

Plot

The Name of All Things ended on a bitter note with the destruction of Atrine after Morios completely wrecked the city. Vol Karoth, previously imprisoned for thousands of years, is now finally awake. Relos Var won (once again). Things tend to go your way when you've planned each of your steps centuries ahead of your enemies.
Although not fully free of his bonds, Vol Karoth has now woken up from his deep slumber. That is pretty terrifying. Knowing that some part of Kihrin's soul is somehow connected to this dark, endless entity is also terrifying.

No one could truly see Vol Karoth. He formed a man-size hole cut from reality, a silhouette of absolute, perfect blackness. His appearance offered up the final, absolute proof of my worst nightmares: Vol Karoth was free.

The only thing that can possibly stop the utter annihilation of the world is the ancient Ritual of Night. Meant to be enacted by the leader of an immortal race, this ritual could give the Eight more time to figure out how to deal with the impending destruction of the world. As it turns out, it can only be performed once by each race, and at a terrible cost. Since its creation, The Ritual of Night has already been enacted by three of the four immortal races - the voras, voramer, and vordreth - leaving only the vané. They have just one shot to do it, and to do it right.
Kihrin, Janel, Teraeth, and Thurvishar start this book with a single objective - to convince the vané king, Kelanis, to perform The Ritual of Night. And as usual, nothing goes according to the plan. Why am I not surprised?
Traveling to Manol makes for quite a change from the usual locales we are accustomed to, and boy - is it fun. A lot of old characters finally come back - I was glad to see a lot of the first book's cast return. Therin, Khaeriel, and Terindel (Doc) show up amid a lot of family drama, which is one of the best parts of the book. It was great to see a lot more quieter moments this time, since we don't usually see the more intimate side of the characters while they are dealing with whatever nightmares haunt them. Nonetheless, those scenes, although intimate in scale, often add a lot of depth since they reveal what really drives the characters on a personal level.
What it results in is a story chock full of morally grey characters switching sides, refreshing worldbuilding, little side quests, and lots of vané politics. I loved all chapters equally. Although Xivan and Talea are a little boring to me as characters, having Senera and Suless around ensures there's never a dull moment.
I really enjoyed how Lyons handled the past lives of Janel, Kihrin, and Teraeth. Each of them has reincarnated over the centuries as notable people in history. While Teraeth remembers those lives in clear detail, the other two don't. Very aptly named, this book spent a lot of time exploring what happened in those previous lives, and I loved it. So many more things start to make sense about Elana, S'arric, and the dark connection between Kihrin and Vol Karoth.

The memories are too much, so overflowing I feel like a cup trying to hold the ocean. I can only gulp mouthfuls, knowing it would take me centuries to swallow the sea. I am drunk on memory, drowned in my identities. It hasn’t just been one or two. I’ve lived a dozen lives. But that first one lasted ten times longer than all the rest combined.

At last, The Memory of Souls gave me something I'd been waiting for. Just Kihrin, Janel, Teraeth, and Thurvishar hanging out together, fighting demons and bantering. Part of the reason why this book works so well is that the narration is nowhere near as convoluted as before, and all our favorite characters finally are TOGETHER. Give me a great cast, and I'll go anywhere with them.
The ending of this book had some events that felt a lot more permanent than the previous ones. The course of our characters is now set in stone. There was a tipping point, and now there is no turning back on the consequences.

Characters

I found it weird that almost none of the side characters from The Name of All Things made it to this book, and I’m a little annoyed at that. Why make a whole book about them?
Nonetheless, there are a lot of complex, interpersonal relationships uncovered between the characters - both old and new. I love that no matter how big the threat facing them is, everyone still has their personal problems with family members, both close and estranged. The Memory of Souls exposed the darker side of a lot of different people. How far would you go to achieve your goals and who are you willing to sacrifice for it?

Kihrin

As always, Kihrin brings with him a chaotic, confused energy that so helpfully lends itself to this glorious mess of a book. Despite everything he's seen and everything he's undergone - Kihrin still marches on, determined to save the people he cares for. Although marked by prophecy, he still takes the agency to make his own choices, no matter how painful a path they might lead him to. Between his feelings for Teraeth and Janel and Vol Karoth's hold on him, the poor guy goes through a lot.

“You’re terrible,” Janel murmured. “I’m honest,” I whispered into her ear. “And you are music and songs and the light of a thousand stars. You are storm clouds and velvet skies and brilliant columns of fire. How can I not be drawn to you?”

Teraeth

Teraeth finally gets a POV and some excellent character development. Although we only saw him as Kihrin's best friend in The Ruin of Kings, this book explores the deeper scars left on him by his past lives and the messed up dynamics between him, his mother, Khaemezra (Thaena), and his father, Terindel the Black. Thaena has her claws in him deep. This time around, we see a lot more flaws in her real nature as a manipulator who moves people around to do her dirty work, as well the effect it has on the said people - including her own son.

Janel

Janel, surprisingly, is almost relegated to a side character. There are chapters where she does nothing more than serve as a point of conflict between Kihrin and Teraeth. I found this really upsetting since The Name of All Things focused sorely on her as a character and made me love her as much as Kihrin. But this time, Lyons sees her more as a plot device to unlock Elana's memory and not as a person, as Janel Therannon, in her own right. Although she still has her conflicts with Suless and Xaltorath, I wish she felt more involved in the plot.

Relos Var and Senera

Relos Var is an accurate reflection of what happens when you believe in your cause so strongly that you cannot see anything past it. Senera, blinded by her faith in him, still can't quite realize that she is nothing more than a tool in his hands. Although I found her a little annoying last book, she seems to have matured this time, bringing a sort of quiet tiredness to the table with her valuable magic skills. I don't know if I could call them both villains, though. This book makes it clear that there is no black and white, no good and bad - everyone's morality is in those varying shades of grey.

Worldbuilding

History-wise, this novel sheds more light on the origins of the Eight, the dragons, and the Ritual of Night, as well as Vol Karoth's creation. I'd been looking forward to these bits for a while, and you finally get more answers. I love how the series always goes a step back into the history of the world with every book. It's a bit like peeling the layers of an onion - every part pulls back the curtain on yet another aspect of history.

Writing Style

This book still follows the jumpy narrative style of its predecessors but with a lot more POVs. Mercifully, the time gaps are not too huge and the chapters are chronological (for the most part). The different points of view and timelines are aligned in a way that the reveals make the most sense - the timelines in the past always coincide with a relevant chapter in the present. This would have taken a sheer amount of effort to get right, but it shines.
The story takes us from the dry, void reaches of the Korathean Blight to the exotic, lush jungle of the vané. Overall, the writing just seemed leveled up this time. I'm not sure why, but the prose and the choice of words seemed a whole lot better. The great dialogue and witty banter are always a plus.

In Conclusion

The Memory of Souls is a gift that keeps on giving. This might be my favorite book of the series and the year. This was the book that made trudging through The Name of All Things absolutely worth it. Despite some minor misgivings, this is the strongest installment yet in a series that rewards its readers with great characters, rich world-building, and twists that subvert expectations. Onward and upward to the next one!

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Not resentful at my parents, but just resentful that I had to be brought here to live this experience. What even makes it “me” having this experience? Like why does “me” have to be experiencing this consciousness? I would be fine with my body existing if it was some other form of consciousness living it. “I” just don’t want to experience it. Not sure if that makes sense, but my point is that there was never any need for “me” to be conscious. Someone in this subreddit mentioned that “Human self-awareness is almost certainly the result of Natural selection gone too far” and I agree. Every single day, I would rather not exist than exist.
It’s a cruel joke of imprisonment because simply existing requires making humans connections, and leaving causes pain for those connections. I would’ve already opted out if I knew there was a way to do it without causing pain. I’m done. I don’t want to play this game.

How the f*cl am I supposed to earn a good reputation as an astronaut if litterally everything scan I post is received in such a negative way that I would kms irl if this happened to me. Like come on a dying star isn't interesting ?? Neither a pulsar ?? I tried closing and reopening the game but it doesn't matter I'm at 0%