unpopular opinions

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unpopular opinions

Do you think people are too sensitive? Or that Superman isn't so super? Think cats aren't cute? The Beatles are overrated? Love pineapple on pizza? Maybe you just don't like chips rly. Even the best of us have some controversial opinions. Let people know what a monster you are.

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with your characters’ unpopular and/or controversial opinion. Or share few of them at once. In person or via text. Prepare for disagreement.

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to tell them why they're wrong, validate a kindred spirit, or just troll them for caring about such a silly-ass thing in the first place.

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Bugs have a lot of thoughts and opinions on weather, seasons, local plants, and sprinklers. But not all bugs hate sprinklers and not all of them love all the local plants. Whether or not lawns are good is an ongoing discussion. [Bugs live interesting lives, trying to find places to be happy and raise little bugs. It's not too complicated, but it's fulfilling to them, and perhaps there's something to be learned from their appreciation of simple joys.]

Maybe that'll be your life someday, then. Don't give up on the dream! It's a little intimidating sometimes, but it's worth it. It's satisfying to see the things we've built together, and how the island really feels like home now.

[Granted, it's taken since May for Raddle to truly get settled in, and to cultivate his garden and get his house how he likes it. But he's become good friends with his fellow nature enthusiasts, and has no real enemies or people who are hostile with him on the island. They've become almost-friends, if not quite all friends just yet.]

My parents are farmers. They farmed mangoes and apples back in their village, and they still do. They built that farm up from scratch after they moved there from the city - it was too expensive to stay - and they planted every tree and tilled all the earth themselves. I admire them, even if their work isn't in the sciences, and they respect my work, too.

As much as I love my friend Raymond, he holds himself to that kind of standard - he wants to be perfect. He's still in that city mentality of working until his paws cramp every day. But he's starting to learn, as we all support him and invite him out to do things, that it's okay not to be perfect. It's okay to relax. More than that, I think it's vital to good health. No matter your species, you weren't made to always be working.