Sirence

Mostly Snes for me. Ironically Simons quest for nes I'd actually consider a search action game, but the game was quite the outlier from the normal level based linear Castlevania games and not very popular.

The generational part might be true. The Castlevania games I grew up with were no "metroidvanias" so the name is doubly silly to me.

People calling search action games metroidvania is a big pet peeve of mine. No idea why it bothers me. Anyways hollow knight is my favorite, followed closely by silksong.

Not even if you look at millennials photos, most 20 year olds right now look older than the average 35 year old, it's crazy.

But the ds is a fairly new console, surely it wouldn't even be an option in a retro cont- oh...

Aren't those thermos specifically designed so you don't have to drink it on one go? I'd assume the person fills them and then has a sip every so often so they don't have to leave their desk every 30 minutes to get water.

My grandmother had no clothes washer or anything similar, not even running hot water (at first not even any sort of running water). She told me how doing laundry actually got a lot harder after washing machines came around because with them came the expectation from other people to always have a neat new outfit on every day when before most people had like two pairs of outfits, one for normal days and one for church. The church one hardly got dirty so it didn't have to be washed much, and the other one got washed like once a week.

My accounts are not anonymous. Not even my Lemmy account is, for example my husband is also a follower of my account here because I want to interact with people I know about the things I see.

But you never know how things turn out with people. You give someone you think is a friend your name on a social platform because you think you could share a meme once in a while, and it turns out they are mentally ill and screenshot all your posts, print them out and decorate their house with them. Creepy af. You make a comment about how some product looks cool and they send it to you in the mail and expect you to be grateful for it even when you don't want it from them and never asked for it. You make one comment that can be vaguely interpreted as being unhappy with your partner like "lol my husband bought cucumbers instead of zucchini" and he will bombard him about how he is about to get dumped for being stupid and how he will replace him. Absolutely mental. But turns out if you block these kinds of people, they just forget you exist. They don't even bother checking if they are blocked because in their head they never did anything wrong so why would they be.

Yes, they always give 3 options and they are always sorted to mean Bad - medium - good but the adjectives often simply don't match what's asked, but it's still obvious which is which and the user can't change them. If that means those are bot reviews then I guess I'm a bot as well.

If you're not fat you can just go through the side of the turn thingy sanifair uses for free

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I guess you could also just go underneath but that seems even less dignified

Anna is my best friend

Precisely because blocking here doesn't do anything really. On a different platform the feature made me invisible to the person and it helped reduce their obsession with me massively. Out of sight out of mind is true for a lot of people.