Socially speaking, holding a grudge or simply cutting ties with someone who fucked you up is considered the worst way, like forgive and forget is the hero's path to closure. You are allowed to be angry, but don't you dare not give a heated speech about how you "grown up and learned to forgive" in a few years. People have the right to stay angry for as much as they like. I'm not looking for enlightenment, I just want to be able to deal with my own shit without people judging me or using my problems to feel better about themselves. I always heard that not forgiving was the best way to let trauma control you. Bullshit. I own nothing to the people who've wronged me. Not forgiveness, not pity, not tolerance, not remembrance, nothing. That's my way to not let it control me, and I'm not less of a human being for that.
With less and less posts getting posted on here due to people who stop playing / posting, its been quite the journey to seeing all the NHL 19 posts.
I joined reddit because I wanted to be apart of this community, and I learned quite a lot about the people / the game that make this game fun.
Lots of people post Re-Rolls / Pack Luck, but in this game thereβs a lot of luck revolving around that. (I didnβt mind re-rolls, felt good someone was getting something good for once).
With all the gameplay issues, cosmetic issues, online issues, itβs been quite the fun ride throughout the game.
The team at EA does a lot, yes, you can say it is a βcopy and pasteβ from 17 -> 19, or 18 -> 19, but it takes a TON of work to put every player in their database, stats, gameplay, features, servers up and running smoothly.
It may seem like EA is copying their own game, but they work really well, and for us to make the game well for everyone.
Iβd like to thank this community for all the help theyβve gave me, and for the things Iβve learned.
All of us are a community, and everyone enjoys the game because we all love hockey.
Iβm proud to be in this community, even though sometimes it has been toxic / hateful.
Thank you everyone!
Agenda:
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/news/2017/11/cannabis_regulatoryconsultation.html
Video:
http://www.cpac.ca/en/programs/headline-politics/episodes/55682708
Greetings brothers, I consider starting a Marine army and want to hear your thoughts.
