AFC93

u/AFC93


My fiancee and I have been together for about 6 months (proposal was very recent, we know it's fast but are unshakably confident in our decision). We get along like a house on fire, she is my best friend and my favorite person in the world, but we both come with baggage. Some of mine is that I've been hurt before, badly and repeatedly. I've been cheated on in multiple relationships and have had partners call out other men's names during sex on multiple occasions. So I have some deep-seated issues with trust and insecurity. For me, trust feels like a conscious choice that I have to make every day. I trust my fiancee wholeheartedly, and I have no conscious doubts about her or her loyalty. So m

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r/Dimension20•

I think Brennan possibly made a pretty large mistake in this episode with huge ramifications. Please tell me if I'm wrong about this but:

Liam attacks an assassin (who turns out to be Ciabatta) for 39 damage, then 20 damage at which point Brennan says "he is looking extremely hurt", then for another 18 damage.

Brennan says "he is still up. 67 does not do it". The problem is the total damage adds up to 77, not 67. So it is probable, or at least possible, that Ciabatta goes down before getting an attack.

After Jet gets attacked she uses a riposte (which targeted the enemy who did NOT hit her) and Brennan says Ciabatta was NOT one of the hits, meaning that Ciabatta would take an additiona

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r/Gunners•

It wasn't exactly blatant, but having seen a few angles, it looks pretty clear that Alexis' foot was caught and dragged just as he was planting to explode out of the turn. Definite foul, definite pen. Anyone disagree/have a camera angle that shows a lack of contact?

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