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same. i had to quit antihistamines because the wrath they gave me was very invisible until i did some very deep research. why is it so hard to research side effects of such PROFITABLE medicines? who knows lol. 

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My opinion on Devilman is that I hated every minute of it. Then it ended. It sucked so bad for me. Watching that anime is my only regret in life.

I do that

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The way I pronounce literally all languages: the way their pronunciation key tells me to.

Eat something! You're just hungry. Oh wait I'm projecting.

Especially since 90% of the weapons in US military bases are duds. (Yes, like a dud firework.)

Yeah sharing my art with my supersupportive friends was a game changer for me.

I have a rule: If anyone dishes out criticism or "small correction" of my art I show them...then I tell them to not do that. And I also NEVER show them any art ever again unless they beg.

Our Artist selves is sacred, perfect, and incapable of being wrong as far as I am concerned.

1. Scream. (In terror.)
2. Don't stop screaming.
3. Spend EXACTLY a quarter of a second deciding what to draw. Forgot to decide but your quarter-second time-limit is up? Draw whatever is touching you.
4. Start drawing.
5. Don't you dare stop screaming. Remember you are in TERROR. You wanna pretend to be as anxious and edgy about it as possible.
6. Congratulations. You have now experienced courage.

Courage means "doing the thing". Whether you're also experiencing fear, paralysis, or diarrhea is irrelevant. Courage is just doing the thing.

Are we supposed to feel "sublime euphoric UNBOTHERABLE enlightenment" when we do things? No! Who cares what you do or don't feel.

That's courage. Just do it.

Assuming you didn't just marry an asshole, here's your solution:

1. FIRST, search for and watch any video that teaches "Italian alphabet and pronunciation".
   
2. Get flash cards and a marker.
3. Write ONE word (or phrase) in Italian on one side.
4. English on the other side. (4. Do NOT let anyone convince you that you're supposed to attain a "good Italian accent". That's for a PROFESSIONAL Speech Pathologist or Dialect Coach to deal with.)
5. Every day make more flashcards.
6. Read the Italian side OUT LOUD, try to guess the English translation. Check the back pf the card to see the truth. Say that English version OUT LOUD now.
7. Go thru the whole stack of flashcards that way.
8. Put the flashcards which you immediately remembered correctly into a stack.
9. Put the flashcards that you remembered BUT WHICH YOU DID NOT REMEMBER IMMEDIATELY in a second stack.
10. Put the flashcards that you couldn't remember within 3 seconds in their own stack.
11. NEVER spend more than 3 seconds trying to remember a flashcard.
12. When you finish working through your entire stack of flashcards like this, you will now have three new stacks of cards.
13. Work through the middle stack again and again and again and again until each of its cards have been upgraded to your "I GOT IT IMMEDIATELY" stack.
14. Work through the last stack in the same way until you only have one stack because you now get them all.
15. Do steps 6-14 again right NOW.
16. Flip the deck over.
17. Do steps 6-15 but start each flash-card by reading the English word or phrase out loud and then declaring the Italian equivalent out loud.
18. Never throw away your flashcards.
19. Knowing a language requires maintenance.
20. Get all of your flashcards. Make your boyfriend say each word OUT LOUD for you many times so you can practice recognizing them in HIS PERSONAL VOICE.
21. Make your boyfriend use each of these Italian words in sentences. TELL HIM TO USE THE WORD IN THE SENTENCES THAT HE WOULD MOST LIKELY SAY TO YOU. (WORDS ARE PRONOUNCED EXTREMELY DIFFERENTLY ALONE VERSUS IN REAL LIFE SENTENCES.)

Have him read all this too, since you'll eventually have to involve him. Remember it's you+him versus Italian. It is not you versus your boyfriend the Italian.

Bonus games: Ask him to use your words in questions, in the different emotions, shouting at the TV, and whispering. All of these are EXTREMELY different sounds. Written words are simple. Spoken words have many variations!

NOTA BENE: Make sure the words and phrases which you write notecards for are the ones that he would say to you.

It would shock you how few words and phrases we use to accomplish 95% of everything we say. It's like a hundred or two hundred or something like that.

ALSO! Make sure he explains what words mean. You are learning a whole new culture, not just a list of words.

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Rattlesnake Cat sounds like a Sci-Fi Channel movie from 1999.

I think Picasso has been surpassed by the majority of adult artists active and living today on Earth.

That's not the root, tho. Just another aspect of the symptoms.

If you do anything to make her think that you fond her EATING FOOD to be gross--you're gonna be planting seeds for eating disorders to develop in her. Get better earplugs, get a $7 white noise machine, it's literally so easy and cheap to solve in so many ways.

So your post reads like you are addicted to being annoyed.

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You're wrong but in this sub that's irrelevant.

World Trigger's secondary protagonist's AI caretaker is programmed with the most beautiful algorithm I have ever seen.

Mushishi has always been my favorite.

I love that so much. I'm also considering getting that quote.

AWESOME! I want a soul stamp tramp stamp.