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I was raised as a strict Catholic, then stopped believing once I went to college and met people who challenged my worldview. Now I am agnostic. Not sure I want to call myself a definitive atheist, as I believe there COULD be something out there. However, if there is something out there, I don't think it cares enough about this tiny blue dot in the entire universe.

Blue pill. I never want to relive my childhood trauma again 🤑

Blooming Panic and MysMe both have a chatroom as a setting. Blooming Panic is a shorter game BUUUT it's completely free, it's not a mobile game so it doesn't need energy or coins to unlock chats, and it has a skip system if you like replaying to get all the ends. MysMe has a more fleshed out story, it's got more content, and it has more romance options (and 707 my ultimate otome bias lol). I don't want to give too much of the story away, but Blooming Panic can have it's dark moments although not as dark as MysMe imo

Jumins bad end is definitely one of my fave ends if you pick it up again, but it's not for the faint hearted :'D

Started Blooming Panic and finished Quest's good route. I loved the vibe of it, reminds me of Mystic Messenger. I can't wait to try xyx's route.

Also stated Enomoto s route in Collar x Malice. Feels like such a 180 after completing Sasazuka's route haha

Such an earworm! I catch myself singing it constantly

For sure! It was definitely soul crushing, watching what very little hope people had being quashed by the ridiculousness that is US healthcare system. There were many times where we'd call to collect from patients and we'd speak with loved ones who told us that the patient ended up killing themselves shortly after discharge.

What's even more infuriating is that my coworkers and I made about $16/hr while our CEO raked in $150k+ a year.

It's great! Story is A+ and the men are cute. Win/win!

Finally finishing up Code:Realize! I also bought Collar x Malice and am excited to start that .

I can't unsee Jonathan Van Ness

For some of them, I was able to sign them up for Medicaid, so their stay could be covered. Lots of people set up payment plans. For the people who didn't/couldn't pay, we would send them to collections. My hospital very, very rarely wrote anyone off. IIRC the cost for one night without insurance was around $4k.

Doctor doesn't tell people what they owe, it's usually the billing department or their office manager who does (at least in the US)

Source: This was my job after college. I worked for a mental hospital, and it was my job to tell people how much their hospital stay was going to cost. A lot of the time, these patients were hospitalized because they've tried to commit suicide. So glad I don't work there anymore.

Small Town Murder! Two comedians talk about a murder that happens in a small town. Super excited to see them live in a couple weeks!