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This sounds fantastic. My next DnD character.

Ok but Supergirl watched her entire world die literally and when she gets to Earth, her cousin that was a baby last she saw him is a grown ass man and the Earth's greatest hero. He doesn't understand her loss or his culture. She can have a couple years to grieve

I'm so scared to educate myself on this. I'm gonna stay ignorant and play some BG3.

I don't know that I want to know anything about here. But here we are. I feel like I'm in a different timeline than the one I went to sleep in

Do we dislike Susan Powter? I thought she was just doing aerobics... Also her funds were mismanaged weren't they? On the other hand plenty of like, artists have altered the creative landscape they still exist within and never really had the ability to sustain themselves despite us loving their work

The other option is the rich experience climate change like Europe experienced the plague

Self actualization can be messy, confusing, painful, and costly. But it's hard to but it back in the box. Same with RA. Even if a person does drop it, it's harder not to recognize the dynamics at play and how relationship agreements and boundaries are actually structured.

I think the issue is a lot of people think of queerness's umbrella as demanding that whatever they perceive to be "right" or "good" is the thing that the queerest among us would be striving for. You're being stereotyped.

I'm RA myself, but mostly because it's a paradigm that fits all the others

I think that relationship anarchy is actually the next logical relationship paradigm. In part because monogamy and polyamory fit inside of it, but it doesn't quite fit inside of them while maintaining its true essence