I love current season me. If you're nice to me I'll be nice to you back because, why not? No biggie. But if you try and screw with me or my friends I'm about as nice as Mimi was in Super Paper Mario
My life unfortunately has been basically Game of Thrones. At this point the writers are just churning out thoroughly implausible bullshit because they're ready to move on to a new project.
Nah, 20s me was the best time to get into the show. 30s me is stressed, has no time, has developed anxiety, spends a lot of time exercising not because it feels good but because apparently my cholesterol is high now, and the show is mostly focused on the kids which is usually a sign that the plot quality has gone down.
Maybe, but I had to learn so much during my 20s. My 30s aren't fun and I feel like I'm getting old, but during my teen years I formed into my 20s but in my 20s I formed I to my 30s. In my 20s I was searching who I was, although I had a lot of fun. Now I'm constantly tired, stressed out, depressed, but I feel like I know who I am.
You'll get three movies on the side and a resurrected sequel series with the main character.
And guest appearances on other shows.
Plus you'll be related to a whole community of like minded shows and cousins to even more. And you'll have an enormous dedicated fan base who will endlessly reference you.
I'm season 4. Writers are being repetitive and a lots just depressing, but it's an ok show really. Could do with a bigger supporting cast but they made the right decision getting rid of the family characters
I'm like the Simpsons. Season 1 was choppy, I had a good rise and plateau'd during some golden years.
However I'm now into Season 582 and my writers have been replaced with chimpanzees doing a terrible impression of Arnold Schwarzenegger on loop.
Humans have 4 lifes, if you think about it, each lasting for roughly 20 years.
It's this way because dogs and cats (and many other animals!) have an approximate lifespan of 20 years. Humans have 80 years, approximately 4x as much.
It is sothat we can feel the consequences of our own actions in our next life.