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Ah the classic idea of "living without regrets." Sounds nice in theory doesn’t it? But let’s be realistic, humans are wired to dwell on "what ifs." Your brain tricks you into thinking the path you didn’t take would have been better, when in reality, it probably had just as many flaws as the one you chose. Have you ever regretted the course of study you chose because another one would've been "easier"?

"Do it or don't do it, you'll regret both."

But since you’ll never actually know how things could’ve gone, why waste energy regretting anything at all? If every outcome is flawed in its own way, then logically, you might as well live without regrets. Not because everything works out perfectly, but because there’s no point in assuming the alternative was any better.

You made the best choice you could with the information available to you in that moment, don't blame your past self for what you chose. Embrace that you made the choice you made because that’s the best anyone can do. And in the end the alternative might not have been as perfect as you imagine, so just keep moving forward. That’s just how life works, it's okay. You're not some omnipotent being capable of seeing every possible outcome. You’re definitely not a failure for doing what you thought was best. That's how things go for everyone.

Let’s be clear: there’s a difference between making the best choice with the information you had and blatantly ignoring common sense. If you set yourself up for failure, you don’t get to act surprised when it happens. Learn from it, take responsibility, and do better next time. If you made a stupid decision with an obvious outcome (like refusing to study for a test out of sheer laziness) then yes, that’s entirely on you. But even then don’t sit there and wallow in it! You messed up, fine. Now learn from it and make sure it doesn’t happen again. Don’t waste your time blaming others, or even yourself excessively. It was a choice. Own it, and move on.

That said, regret is a natural feeling, but you should live without regrets. Because regret is just misplaced faith in a future that never happened.

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Thank you for this!

Does anyone ever think about how lonely Kusuke must be?

His parents are so caught up in Kusuo's life that they don't even acknowledge Kusuke until much later. Of course it's fiction, the mangaka likely cooked up his character halfway through the series and dropped him in. It's still sad to think about. 🥲 Kusuke's desire for recognition, especially from his family is heartbreaking. He's a genius in other people's eyes, but to those closest to him, he'll only ever be in his younger brother's shadow.

Kusuke’s a genius, but that intelligence probably isolates him from others. Studying abroad at a young age, he was likely surrounded by way older individuals. Kusuo has a few close friends despite his powers, but Kusuke does not seem to have any friends at all. Since Kusuke spent much of his youth studying with people older than him, he likely missed out on friendships, school drama, and the small moments that define teenage life.

My personal headcanon is that Kusuke has both a superiority and inferiority complex一 but the superiority complex is a defense mechanism he uses to cope with being alone. Instead of feeling like an outsider, he reframed his isolation as something intentional. He tells himself he’s alone because he’s better than them. By convincing himself that genuine connections are "silly" or unnecessary, he doesn’t have to face the painful truth that it's something he doesn't have.

Heheh I think it's a cool gag that he isn't affected by Teruhashi's beauty.

Over time his mindset likely fueled the development of his narcissism, but despite everything he still craves acknowledgement from his family.

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Does anyone ever think about how lonely Kusuke must be?

His parents are so caught up in Kusuo's life that they don't even acknowledge Kusuke until much later. Of course it's fiction, the mangaka likely cooked up his character halfway through the series and dropped him in. It's still sad to think about. 🥲 Kusuke's desire for recognition, especially from his family is heartbreaking. He's a genius in other people's eyes, but to those closest to him, he'll only ever be in his younger brother's shadow.

Kusuke’s a genius, but that intelligence probably isolates him from others. Studying abroad at a young age, he was likely surrounded by way older individuals. Kusuo has a few close friends despite his powers, but Kusuke does not seem to have any friends at all. Since Kusuke spent much of his youth studying with people older than him, he likely missed out on friendships, school drama, and the small moments that define teenage life.

My personal headcanon is that Kusuke has both a superiority and inferiority complex一 but the superiority complex is a defense mechanism he uses to cope with being alone. Instead of feeling like an outsider, he reframed his isolation as something intentional. He tells himself he’s alone because he’s better than them. By convincing himself that genuine connections are "silly" or unnecessary, he doesn’t have to face the painful truth that it's something he doesn't have.

Heheh I think it's a cool gag that he isn't affected by Teruhashi's beauty.

Over time his mindset likely fueled the development of his narcissism, but despite everything he still craves acknowledgement from his family.

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I just realized Tumblr is the perfect place for me to post my paragraph-long anime analyses.

Here's my opinion on Fisher Tiger from One Piece.

Fisher Tiger is someone who tried to prevent his hateful ideologies from negatively influencing the younger generation. Despite his bad experiences and resentment towards humans, he could recognize that his beliefs are harmful and he makes a conscious effort not to pass them on.

While true progress would mean no racism entirely, the decision to avoid spreading it is still a step toward a better society. Racial harmony 💯‼️ It shows a sense of awareness of morality and social responsibility, even if personal biases remain. Fisher Tiger aims to prevent the cycle of discrimination from continuing and allows future generations to grow up with more inclusive and fair perspectives.

I find this pretty relevant in the real world, if a parent has grown up with racist, sexist, or other discriminatory beliefs, they should recognize the harm in spreading those ideas to their children. Let's not end up like Hody Jones. 🙏

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This is my breakfast

Concentrated aqueous ammonia (3ml) and water (2ml) were added into a 100ml conical flask containing 2g of weighed copper (II) sulfate pentahydrate, this was me filtering the precipitate.

Ball

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Have my column chromatography results

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Polar this, polar that, maybe I am bipolar

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Making a post after years because I saw somebody with the same pfp as me. You are not me bro. ☹️