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Re:Zero S2 Episode 4 Early Access - Things Left Unsaid (Patreon)

Published:
2024-07-03 02:26:30
Imported:
2026-06
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Content

Man ow oo yeah okay ow ouchie yup mmhmm

Files

ReZero2 4timer

PiP Available on: Pixeldrain - https://pixeldrain.com/u/3mZuUhXW WeTransfer - https://we.tl/t-vEv3PRuk9Z MEGA - https://mega.nz/file/Illm0RDC#ZqaQyZtsvwwV2xspVmNukk1CnpiXe28LCEMl2-q1ptg PATREON https://www.patreon.com/Teeaboo

Comments

Ali Ahmad

My favorite episode of the whole show, what a masterpiece

Iska

This is like the 3rd time I saw this episode and for some reason I was sobbing, I haven't cried this much in years, this hits way too close to home man

FULONGAMER aka Johannes Bowers

Man does not just have skillz... he has moonwalk barefoot skillz. Mom and Dad are right Subaru, you aren't there to be them, you are there to be you.

menelito

Freaking stunning episode. Possibly one of my all time favourite episodes in all media.

cj_wheelwright

expectations are a double-edged sword. they can serve to motivate us, give us goals, a path or they can be a weight that keeps us from moving at all. i really connect with subaru. i was a young, gifted kid, my parents had really high expectations of me, reality kicked my ass and i had several years of anxiety/panic disorder. and much like subaru, it wasn't that everyone crushed me with their expectations - it was that i had internalized it all and created an identity around that so when i could no longer keep up, started to experience Failure and rejection, i crumbled. i wasn't who i thought i was anymore. i have a wonderful mother that loved me through it all. but she is not the best at communicating. (my father and stepfather were always a bit distant, so mom was pretty much my one touchstone) i got my psych degree and that really helped me organize and understand my thoughts. it was during that time that i set my own goals and worked my ass off to achieve them and built myself back up. several years later and I am the mother now. i clearly set realistic expectations w my kids. i tell them- it's my job to love you and teach you how to be grown-ups and when you're ready to start your own life, i'll still be here whenever you need me.