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This scene may not be "creepy", but it's definitely weird.

When I first joined, I belonged in the 28-33 group. I'm almost a year away from joining the 40-45 group. Now if you excuse me, I need to yell at some kids to get off my lawn.

Living in Oblivion

All three of those things can be accomplished without adhering to strict gender roles. I missed this. Do you think I'm Callie posting under another name? If so... 1.) I can assure you that's not the case, and that the two of us have had quite a few disagreements in this forum. 2.) It's odd...

It's the consensus among sensible, educated people. ^__^ Feel free to look it up on your own time.

lol it's been proven that restrictive gender roles hurt *everyone*, but that's too complex a concept for you...

Mocking men for expressing emotions *really* isn't a good look...

There's a lot they don't understand.

Occasional lapse in logic aside, I had a lot of fun watching it.

Saving fascism... by bringing fascism to America? How does that work?

I think I have... thirty more volumes to go. You can tell it's from the early 90's due to the gratuitous gore and "non-PC" language. The author does create an intriguing world, though, and I do enjoy most of the characters, so I do intend on continuing the story.

Certain things, like where my life's headed and my current state of being. Not that I don't think about those topics outside of funerals, mind you. They're just at the forefront when hearing that someone passed away.

Sipping coffee as I attempt to fully wake up.

The podcast I'm listening to now.

I'm Team no one in this scenario. Disney irks me, but I can't root for an antivaxxer and election denier. Back on topic, here's the last film I watched. Udo Kier's played a lot of villains and over-the-top characters, so I enjoyed seeing him give a subdued performance.

Good enough for me to keep on reading, not good enough for me to keep in my book collection. The main relationship here is toxic for a number of reasons, yet Bradley presents it as #onetrueluv.

6:11 AM. A little too early for me. I think I'm going to try and see if I can start getting up after 7 AM again.

I think the subject matter is very important, but this felt haphazardly edited. I would've liked to see the participants discuss their lives *after* leaving the camps.

That's a good question. Sunlight can help one manage anxiety, so maybe the bright days contribute to my relaxed moods? I never thought about it before, to be honest.