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so im thinking abt how kanae was 18 when they died. They spent at least two years at least spent going into a bedroom hoping they wouldn’t hear silence, and instead of getting to see shuu recover and be ok, instead of being able to get on with their own life and enjoy it. They fucking die and are barely brought up again??? like??? at the very least we should’ve seen shuu feeling a massive amount of guilt or something. their life hadnt even started dude!!!! If Shuu is meant to be Growing as a Person, surely his grief is a part of that? Didn’t Kanae get fridged for that reason? The reason that wasn’t a reason, because the plot never utilised it, and they died for…? What, exactly? it does my nut in u guys.
Their death gets sm more unnecessary the more I analyse it. i think they very easily could’ve slipped into the story later on. Like Mirumo lived too and he barely mattered, why not Kanae? Or why not even switch Mirumo with Kanae? I like Mirumo but could he not have died instead? And then there could’ve been an interesting sort of plot point where both and Shuu and Kanae are both kind of dealing with that, but also can we ask why Kanae was taken in as a servant and not a member of the family, and why Mirumo allowed a 16 year old to take care of his bed bound son…Like…Idk i need to brainstorm outside of a throwaway tumblr post. Au idea i think. (we also could’ve had a wholesome sibling relationship with them instead of whatever weird thing Ishida was trying to cook…)
The arc is there. I know it is, I can taste it. Maybe im just terminally Tsukiyama-brained but i feel like the Shuu-grief-guilt arc would be pretty cool, and getting to see Kanae develop a character outside of caring for Shuu would’ve been extremely cool. I don’t remember what happens after Rose arc tbh bc I always get bored after that bit, but iirc it really didn’t matter in the end that Mirumo lived and they didn’t? Idk I feel like it would’ve been way more interesting.
I feel like im not making sense. I need to revisit this when it’s not after 8pm gmt. Ishida ik u were sleepy but so am i and i wrote this up in two minutes. please explain.
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Saberproject Shop Anemos Crossguard Lightsaber | New Saber Alert
Saberproject Shop Anemos Crossguard Lightsaber | New Saber Alert
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I've always had chronic fatigue. I remember being twelve, and an adult mentioned how I couldn't possibly know how tired they felt because adulthood brought levels of exhaustion I couldn't imagine. I thought about that for days in fear, because I couldn't remember the last time I didn't feel tired.
Eventually I came to terms with the fact that I was just tired, and I couldn't do as many things as everyone else. People called me lazy, and I knew that wasn't true, but there's only so many times you can say "I'm tired" before people think it's an excuse. I don't blame them. When a teenager does 20 hours of extracurriculars every week and only says "I'm too tired" when you ask them to do the dishes, it's natural to think it's an excuse. At some point, I started to think the same thing.
It didn't matter that I could barely sit up. It was probably all in my head, and if I really wanted to, I could do it.
When I learned the name for it, chronic fatigue, I thought wow, people that have that must be miserable, because I am always tired and I cannot imagine what it would feel like if it were worse.
Spoiler alert, if you've been tired for a decade, it's probably chronic fatigue.
Once I figured that out though, I thought of my energy as the same as everyone else's, just smaller in quantity. And that might be true for some people, but I've figured out recently that it absolutely isn't true for me.
I used to be like wow I have so much energy today I can do this whole list for sure! And then I'd do the dishes and have to lay down for 2 hours. Then I'd think I must gave misjudged that, I didn't have as much energy as I thought.
But the thing is - I did have enough energy for more tasks, I just didn't go about them properly.
With chronic fatigue, your maximum energy is obviously much smaller than the average person's. Doing the dishes for you might use up the same percentage of energy that it takes to do all the daily chores for someone else.
If someone without chronic fatigue was to do all the daily chores, they would take breaks. Because otherwise, they're sprinting a marathon for no reason and it would take way more energy than necessary. We have to do the same.
Put the cups in the dishwasher, take a break. Put the bowls in, take a break. So on and so forth. This may mean taking breaks every 2-5 minutes but afterwards, you get to not feel like you've run a marathon while carrying 4 people on your back.
Today, I had a moderate amount of energy. Under my old system of go till you drop, I probably could have done most of the dishes and wiped off the counter and then been dead to the world for the rest of the day.
Under the new system, I scooped litter boxes, cleaned out the fridge, took the trash out, cleaned the stove, and wiped off the counter and did all the dishes. And after all that, I still had it in me to make a simple dinner, unload the dishwasher, and tidy the kitchen.
It was complete and utter insanity. Just because I sat down whenever I felt myself getting more tired than I already was.
All this to say, take fucking breaks. It's time to unlearn the ceaseless productivity bullshit that capitalism has shoved down our throats. Its actively counterproductive. Just sit down. Drink some water. Rest your body when it needs to rest.
There will still be days where there is nothing to do but rest, and days where half a load of dishes is absolutely the most I can do. But this method has really helped me minimize those, which is so incredibly relieving.
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