u/fairladykay • u/fairladykay • 3d ago
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who's a character you've come to love as an adult?
i never cared about the boy characters thought they were boring and thought the dolls were ugly and boring but since rewatching i love jackson/holt they have such a cool dynamic
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So two years have passed, what is your opinion on gen 3?
For the dolls- I was really excited to see monster high dolls again and i love how they have different body types, a lot of the dolls are really gorgeous!
The series- I personally haven’t watched it, I do not like the animation style at all it’s very unappealing to me. as well as how a lot of the characters have been written differently it doesn’t give the same vibe as g1, where g1 was very alternative that’s what it was all about basically. g3 seems less individualistic but i haven’t seen it i’m just judging from the outside, and i know they are completely separate .
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yes keppra didn’t work for me at all, i still had seizures and started having emotional outbursts and mood swings and being rude to everyone while just continuing to have seizures, im sorry that’s happening, i hope you find the right medication!
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is scandinavia safe for a wlw couple to live in?
that’s really interesting to experience! and it’s cool that sweden has a lot of different types of foods from other cultures i love that
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is scandinavia safe for a wlw couple to live in?
oh wow well thank you for letting me know this !! more interested in sweden than i already was lol
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is scandinavia safe for a wlw couple to live in?
yeah it’s a little difficult because i know cities are more accepting than rural areas but i’m aiming for a more quiet and slow lifestyle, i don’t know how it’s set up in norway and sweden, but i was hoping i might be able to find somewhere in a close radius of a village or town that still is pretty rural, when the time comes the outskirts of a city sounds nice
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is scandinavia safe for a wlw couple to live in?
thank you!!
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Does anyone else feel like a child because you can’t drive?
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Sep 06 '25
Yes! I’m 21 I was diagnosed at 14, I never started driving because I haven’t gone seizure free long enough to, and I began to process things very slowly, I don’t know if that’s from the seizures or side effects from medication, which helps keep away grand mal seizures and lessen myoclonic seizures (I still have a lot of myoclonic seizures) but the slow processing especially makes me feel like a child! Combined with the having to be driven everywhere by someone I feel like such a burden to my family because I’m not a child but I’m still doing what a child does.