While I don´t agree I´d LOVE to hear your reasoning.
Not me! lol, The only thing I'd *prefer* not to eat are green olives. They're too acidic and they make my stomach feel weird. Other than that, I couldn't name a food I dislike or won't eat.
Its hard to put into words but i believe.. that we all have more control of ourselves than we realize but making long term changes can be hard since we intuitively expect the same results from the same situations and confirmation bias can concrete our world view whenever we try to see the world differently. I think people are quick to forget how they used to feel or how hard things used to be before they became second nature. I think anyone can make positive habits natural and easy but its like a space shuttle taking off.. most of the work is in the first few miles of escaping the earths gravity. I think people quit before they escape gravity and those already in space forgot just how much pull gravity has. I think the best thing you can do for someone is guide them along progressively harder challenges just beyond what they think they can do to show them how capable they are instead of asking why cant you do it?
And this is why I have the most low-maintenance pet you can possibly have (other than a rock, but uh, let's not go into that).
I have both and I can confirm, Arcana Heart 3 is better in terms of move sets, specials, storyline, and boob physics.
Controls on a lot of the pins were pretty unresponsive, to the point that I ended up just falling back on the pins that worked well rather than using a diverse move set and the main character is hilariously unlikeable (yes, I know he supposedly gets better, but having to survive through his opening nihilistic, emo, bull**** was awful).
Yeah, I totally agree. The barrier is often the steepest at the start, which can be very discouraging for most people. I think this is why it's best to slowly ease into things, because jumping straight into the deep end is going to overwhelm you and make you really stressed, and that in turn can put you off the task even more. To condition yourself takes a lot of time. But even then, our genetics play a role too, and eventually you'll reach your limit, and that limit might be higher than some people's but lower than others'. For example, some people are generally more tolerant to stress (low Neuroticism), and if you worry and get stressed too easily, you can mitigate it only so much, but it's unlikely you'll be able to outdo those people who were naturally born highly resistant to stress.
Not everything you might attribute to chemical differences may be chemical though and to damn yourself as being naturally flawed is more of a barrier than the chemistry. Differences in circumstance arent always apparent and can contribute to tolerances without even the person themselves realizing.
Yeah Magic the Gathering kind of sucks. I find most card games kind of boring though, but, the whole magic the gathering thing kind of surprised me seeing how it was so popular so suddenly. I think also it was picked up by a much broader audience than initially expected, lots of older generation people played it, and a trickling in of younger people gave it a pretty much pokemon level sustaining that people just "grow up" with. Never really cared for pokemon either.
