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Finished thousand years war arc part 1-2 and 3 ke do episode.

Finished thousand years war arc part 1-2 and 3 ke do episode.

The beginning of the Thousand-Year Blood War arc was really good. But once Yhwach attacked and the fights started, not a single moment gave me any real hype or excitement. The Captains looked completely helpless, falling one after another, and the squad zero big name, small delivery. They just showed up, gave the Captains a beating, and left. Like, not even one Quincy died among the top fighters? That made no sense.

I genuinely don’t understand why people have hyped this arc so much.

The only time Bleach gave me that ‘Big Three’ feeling was in the earlier arcs, where Soul Reapers and even high-ranked fighters losing actually felt earned. But in this arc, they’re dropping like flies with no weight to it at all.

The only scenes I actually enjoyed were Mayuri’s and Urahara’s moments those were the highlights for me.

Hopefully part 3 and final give me some good moments.

u/No_Sea_360 — 1 day ago
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Small social situation feels bigger than it should as a disabled.

hi, I’m 20 year old guy with muscular atrophy or dystrophy i don’t know the correct term.

So I had a situation with some friends recently. They asked me to find a game we could all play together. I did that and followed up a few times, but didn’t get responses, and later saw them playing together without me. It made me feel left out, especially because I was looking forward to it.

I talked to another friend about how I felt. They responded in a practical way, saying situations like this are normal, and that I should either speak up directly or not let it affect me so much. They also suggested separating emotional reactions from other factors and focusing on what I can control.

From my side, I think part of why this affected me more is my situation. I have ongoing physical limitations and pain, and I spend most of my time on my phone or laptop. So social interactions like gaming mean more to me, since I don’t have many alternatives for distraction or activity.

I also tend to avoid arguments because I don’t feel they lead to real change and often just make things worse. At the same time, I recognize that I struggle with emotional intensity, and sometimes it feels overwhelming even when I logically understand the situation.

I don’t think anyone involved is a bad person, but I’m trying to understand how to handle situations like this better especially when something small ends up feeling much bigger due to my circumstances.

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u/No_Sea_360 — 2 days ago