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The health insurance industry has a term for this sadistic practice. It's called "step therapy." If the choice is between a more expensive medication that works and a cheaper one that doesn't work as well and might have worse side effects, the insurance company requires that the cheaper drug be used first.

One benefit to the insurance company is that the patient on the cheaper drug might die before they get a chance to use the drug that works but is more expensive. That's money in the bank for the insurance company.

Or, the patient might be so worn down and harmed by the cheaper drug that they just give up the fight to get the drug that will help them. Again, that's bank for the insurance company.

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maybe that's what i was like for you

(art prints)

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Reblog if you're a writer who re-reads their own work for funsies.

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you dropped this king 👑

(happy birthday)

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i love jayvik

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i love jayvik

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in another universe, they grow up together

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I know that twink was getting passed around the mines like a blunt I know it in my soul.

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(inspo)

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(inspo)

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🕯🕯🕯

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Viktor and Jayce Art

Cr : yauoiyi

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mismatched lovers

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The fact that in s1 when Viktor says "You have to destroy it" Jayce looks at the Mercury hammer and says "I know."

Like, if Jayce had just destroyed the thing he knew he had to (the hammer) and the thing Viktor begged him to (the Hexcore), so much of the destruction and violence in s2 never would have happened