I grew up with the original Animaniacs as a kid and I still consider it to be a noteworthy show. The reboot looks pretty decent unlike the other reboots of kids cartoons from the 80s-2000s.

I just left a community that I've been a part of for the past 16 years. Won't go into specifics, but over time it became more and more clear that I just didn't fit in there. It's sad, but I know it's for the best if I distance myself from it and move on.

Hey don't worry about it man, we'll always be here for you with open arms.

Sorry that you're having to make a difficult change, hopeful that it means you'll have more time for TokuNation.

I hate how October is ending so soon. It's been a fun month for me and I love the spirit of Halloween.

I don't know if its relevant, but I've noticed that a lot of communities have struggled with the state of the world both politically and with regards to covid. It's all been polarizing and I've witnessed a bunch of tight-knit communities fall apart. Even simple things like Subreddit communities have fallen apart.

So I hope the transition is a graceful one, and that you are able to find another community worthy of your time.

Thanks guys. Again, without going into any major specifics, yeah, the state of the world in 2020 is definitely a big factor of it. There are a handful of other reasons too; Let's just say that for the sake of my own mental state it's probably not a good idea to stick around the types of people that inhibit that community space anymore. I certainly don't wish them any ill-will, though.

Beginning to wonder if the twitching/ swollen sensation I feel under my right eye is because of my constant crying all week...

Most likely. Excess stimulation to a body part would often lead to irritation down the line.

Reminds me of how I would get hay fever and I would rub my nose and it would feel swollen the next day. Or that one time I got a glass shard stuck up my foot and it would feel swollen even after it was removed.

Try putting some eyedrops or something similar on your eyes, might help.

Hey anyone here know anything about designing ttrpgs?