To the best of my knowledge, demons do not possess people, and hypnosis can't make anyone do anything against their will.
That being said? Sometimes your instincts are right. If someone makes you feel uncomfortable for any reason you are under no obligation to accept food or drink from them. Sometimes people creep us out because they have genuinely bad intentions. Be safe.
I read the manga for a little while years ago and I know exactly which scene this is.
I know that the concept being stupid is, like, the point, but I still couldn't finish the manga. Some gross anime tropes that made it hard to stomach. And it's just... so dumb. So, so dumb.
I love* that the prescribed way for conservatives to complain about Trump is to preface with "Kamala would have been infinitely worse, but..."
* I do not love this
This comment burninated my countryside
As a straight man, every straight man I've ever been friends with has eventually simply made me so tired to be around them.
Like, times are hard. But then we just collectively... have unmet needs, and so many of us deal so badly with them. It just seems like straight men inevitably make it everyone else's problem.
I have heard the same old thing so many times-- to have a friend, be a friend. Reach out. Listen, be empathetic, blah blah blah. And I wind up hanging out with some douchebag thinking to myself why am I in the same room with this fucking guy. Before I know it he's drunk or desperate for a long, long hug from being so touch starved, or he lets his guard down and casually says some slur. I don't have the patience to be friends with straight men. I don't have the patience to start to try.
I'm not gonna even click, that headline is some incredibly bad pop sci
Which season of twin peaks is your favorite and why is it The Return
They plan to do what to the entire Gaza population? What was that verb?
"Thesis it?"
sweats in Betteridge's law of headlines
Yes, that's the entire point of it all. If you don't want humans to send expensive signals to each other, you need to remove their incentives to do so. As long as billionaires and the institution of marriage exist, human happiness and wellbeing will forever be ground up and burned in service of demonstrating that some people are more special than everyone else
That carpet hungers and will continue to exact its toll as long as you insist on eating over it