@i-am-insane said:
And it just spirals, and spirals, and spirals, until my mind latches onto a new size-themed idea and starts sprialing on that.
Sounds very familiar. Not even the ADHD meds can put a stop to it.
@i-am-insane said:
And it just spirals, and spirals, and spirals, until my mind latches onto a new size-themed idea and starts sprialing on that.
Sounds very familiar. Not even the ADHD meds can put a stop to it.
@foreverlurk said:
thanks for proving I’m not insane, LOL.
There’s nothing sane about this, fella. It’s just a good kind of crazy.
@foreverlurk said:
If I’m being honest, I’ve imagined this happening to my teacher a few times while daydreaming in class, growing up
Oh yeah; that’s my high school geometry teacher right there.
@littlest-lily Very, very relieved to see that Evie has had some kind of catharsis, and her genuine laughter is a balm.
Unlike Aiden, I don’t have a long friendship history with Diego, so I’m still a bit growly. Particularly calling Evie “Shrimp” without first asking for her permission.
Who wouldn’t like to be examined by a giant doctor? I’d subscribe to that ASMR channel.
“Kaiju wrestling” sounds like a specific fetish unto itself.
@littlest-lily It’s always frustrating to watch two people have an unnecessary fight because one or both of them misinterprets something the other has said or done. That wasn’t the case here. Some fights are necessary.
@miss-lillipants Some drunks see pink elephants, Diego sees nerd fairies.
@littlest-lily Oh shit.
Putting the Diego development aside, I admire your narration of the fight very much. Every beat was earned, the dialogue (spoken and internal) was pitch-perfect, and best of all both Evie and Aiden were wholly sympathetic. They were both right, every step of the way.
The Brock exposition was terrifying and all-too-plausible.
I don’t know what to say about Aiden’s decision to bring Diego home, smdh.
@BigCuddlyGiant Durable tinies were a revolutionary development.