The only part of that game I even remember is being able to name a baby. I recall nothing else.Random NPC in Zelda Oracle of Ages: Help name our baby!
Me: Wario.
(I was going to be even sillier and name him Pikachu but it was too long.)
Just writing things and letting it out is useful even if you don't intend to keep the post. That's why some people -snip- the content out when they quote. Yes, the post looks neater without a big block of quoted text but it's also a courtesy thing. If the person wants to delete the post later, they can without it sticking around in blocked quotes on someone else's post. I post in that thread and delete just because writing was helpful for me in that moment.I wonder why some people remove their entire posts on the What’s Bothering You thread after it’s been up for a few hours. I also want to know why some people put their vents into spoilers.
I usually don’t have experiences that seem triggering to others, but if I do get into a situation that does seem triggering to others, I wouldn’t post in a spoiler because I don’t find it necessary. The rules only say not to complain about other members on the forum, intentionally provoke other members, break the Rules and Guidelines, or start an argument. I wouldn’t post unhidden triggering experiences to start fights. I treat all of my posts equally, and only use spoilers if the story is too long.Usually when posts are in a spoiler in that thread, it's also a courtesy thing. You can add a trigger or content warning to the post so the person knows the general contents of the post before clicking. For example, I like to add a content warning for mentions of homophobia or other sensitive topics. It's just a respectful thing to do.
I normally vote Republican, but that Disney villain ain’t getting my vote. If he or Trump gets the nomination, I’m going third party next year.If Ron DeSantis becomes president, the world is absolutely ****ed and I would’ve lost any faith I had in humanity.