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@CactuarJoe I remember back in the day how everyone was talking about how to save Aeris. There were like half a dozen “trust me bro” rumors about ways to either prevent her death or bring her back. What if SE was like “you know what? Let’s do this… hold my sake.”
I don’t think this is plausible but if I’m going to speculate I might as well SPECULATE.
@CactuarJoe I love those colors!
@CactuarJoe @xerozohar Trailer needed Four Non Blondes “What’s goin on” as the background music. Would have fixed everything
@xerozohar @CactuarJoe Sink into Stupor is so relatable. Really well done.
@juergen_hubert I’m getting a 503 error. Is it this the work of a malevolent presence? 
@atomicpoet I can see where you are coming from, but I’m but I don’t really think of it as a bro culture thing. I do think “bro” implies a level of familiarity which is not appropriate for many situations and can come across as crass if used inappropriately.
I’ll “bro” my closest friends, and I’ll “bro” my kids, but that’s about it. I think that many kids nowadays probably use “bro” in situations that are not appropriate but maybe that’s just a matter of not having developed enough maturity to understand different social situations?
It’s kind of like “dude” in the 90s. There was a certain type of kid who called everyone “dude” with no regard for whether it was appropriate or not - he’s a dude, she’s a dude, the teacher is also a dude for some reason… but nowadays I feel like the word “dude” isn’t so rough around the edges. It’s not appropriate for strangers, but acceptable among friends.