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Isn't the part where he feeds the girl who catches him to a bear super early on? Like before he leaves his village?

I agree. I liked it from the start. But the fun part starts once you get to the part with the bear, which is pretty early on, I don't think it's more than like 20 chapters if that. And then it gets better from that.

There are certainly lulls in the beginning of the arcs while stuff is being set up, but the pay off is worth it.

Ordering food can be cheaper if you use the apps and wait for a deal. But that's still something you do once in a while, not a an every day thing.

I really like boba tea, but I prefer making it myself since the ones you buy usually have the balls too soft where as I prefer they have some bite to them.

I like tea, and boba is basically just lightly sweetened ice tea, with the balls having interesting texture.

If you flip flop from one thing to another, with every time it being something new, like a kid who doesn't know what he wants to be when he grows up then I don't think that's reliable.

But if you consistently think about something but then find a reason not do to do it, until it comes up again in the future, then I would say that counts. If you want to be a girl as a kid, a teen, a young adult, and an adult, and is a persistent nagging that you can never get rid of, only suppress temporarily then it can be something else.

But really the biggest factor is also simply doing something. Not just wishing to be a girl, but going about doing that. Actually learning makeup, how to dressing well, and voice training to speak more femininely.

Obviously there's persistent thoughts that should be suppressed for the social good, but in general, transitioning doesn't harm anyone else, so if it improves your quality of life, it's fine.

But if I had a trans-like belief that "I know what I am, but the world won't let me be it," with tons of people telling me over and over that I'm right and there are evil people out to get me, I think I'd have latched onto it hard.

I mean, factually people are out to get you if you're trans. It is a choice that will lower your future life prospects in many ways. People will shit on online far more than if you're just a man. As a man you're invisible, as a transwoman you're a living example of the culture war.

If you don't pass, you will be judged for it, and will likely get less/worse jobs and worse dating prospects as a result. Some things like professional sports will essentially be cut off for the rest of your life.

In general, considering the cost of the act, if you feel bad enough that it outweighs all these risks, I see no reason why I would be against transitioning, and calling people by whatever pronouns they want.

Korean BBQ restaurant

I've gone to something similar on a couple dates, but every time a waiter came and helped with everything and clearly explained what to do, and to call him if we needed more help. I'm surprised yours didn't have anything similar.

Also I otherwise enjoy it as something where the closest comparison I would use is something like tacos, where you make your own with the lettuce, meat, and veggies.

It is quite expensive though, so it's very much a once in a while thing.

I would recommend trying Dark Souls with controller. All the souls games are beatable with M&B, but sometimes you just gotta use the right tool for the job.

The main advice for the series is to not worry about dying. It's not a skill check as much as a knowledge check.