Same for me and gaming. Thing is, I love games and always will, but I just don't have time in my day for it. Solution? Wait a year, read reviews of 1 or 2 best games of the year and then binge them 3 days straight without sleep and trainers (to level past the grindy aspects) until I'm sick of them.
Same with binge TV for me. Its just easier on my schedule if I can dedicate a one off time to it. It keeps me up to date with social trends, whilst not being a dominating factor in my life.
they don't write the stories though, so can't control the pronouns. I do appreciate their effort to try make sense of the news with an alignment reading, but I agree with you that it encourages centrism in the long run
Give me your MONEY right now!
(seriously, hands up. Let's see em)
I'm definitely not having a WHALE of a time!
Okay, you do my left ears and I'll do your right.
it's called morbid curiousity, like looking at an elephant sitting in arm chair
Dad Bod Workout = flexing a beer can several dozen times an hour
enormous number of Mandela Effects
that's called memory loss and it's a part of growing up.
The elf thing is me. I clip your ears millimeter by millimeter every night.
If you've never seen an woman's Angus at the gym, strolling through the aisles of the local Netto to clown the cheapest brew known to man... then I don't know what to tell you
I can't BEAR to hear it anymore!
It would mean then that of all the infinite worlds you walk through, the Simon that you meet is never the main character Simon.
It's possible, given the nature of infinite infinites, and assuming a full hierarchy of universes... I just find it unlikely.
Surely two main characters will walk each other at some point, and given an infinite lifespan, surely one of them is bound to be alarmingly old.
Live TV is great. I have a live feed of a stork nest in the background, and you get to see it feed its chicks, teach them to fly, and murder a few depending on mood.