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Steven Universe S02x12 - Keystone Motel (Patreon)

Published:
2021-09-13 23:43:16
Edited:
2021-09-15 04:56:47
Imported:
2021-10

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SU Season 2 Episode 12 Uncut

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widdle butler

okay I HAD TO PAUSE AND COME WRITE THAT EGGS AREN'T BABY CHICKENS but the truth isn't a whole lot better lmao, storebought eggs are never fertilized (so there's no baby in there, if there were, the yolk would be what the baby eats while it's growing up into a chick) they serve no purpose except as food, but eggs ARE basically chicken periods so you can still pull the gross card if you really want

Anonymous

I'm loving your reactions! I'm happy you're enjoying the show so far. Personally I feel like I handle anger more like Sapphire. I hold it all in and pretend everything is okay. However, I've noticed that if I don't deal with my emotions eventually then I have a very high likelihood the completely blow up like Ruby. Neither are healthy. Luckily I've been able to identify how I handle my emotions and I'm able to work on myself.

Anonymous

Hi David! A suggestion for when syncing episodes: it would be nice if there was something to indicate that you're starting the episode with the opening theme song or the title card at the beginning. It's because these past few episodes are always different and it catches me off guard and scrambling to get in sync since the start frame is usually a black screen. If it's not too much trouble, I would appreciate it!

Sharing Heart

I handle things like BOTH Ruby and Sapphire...in a bad way... I'm not exaggerating when I say that it sometimes takes me days or even weeks to realize that I'm angry about something. It's not that I ignore my feelings, but more like I'm completely blind to them sometimes. And then when I do realize it, I either rationalize them like Sapphire and try to find a reason to not be angry as I have to get over it, or I'll be very explosive about it and tell everyone who's willing to listen about it while refusing to let it go because I'm sometimes tired of always being the bigger person like Ruby. My name isn't Sharing Heart because it sounds nice. I really tend to be the one who takes care of everyone I know emotionally, and it just feels like I'm just constantly sacrificing while no one is willing to sacrifice for me. I really can see where both Ruby and Sapphire are coming from. As a side note, I am sadly not as cool as Garnet. XD

Albie

An interesting observation that can be made about Ruby and Sapphire is that Ruby has her gem on her left hand and Sapphire has her gem on her right hand. This fits with the old theory that your left hand is controlled by the emotional side of your brain, and your right hand is controlled by the logical side of your brain. Rebecca Sugar has confirmed that the location of the gem is directly related to the character's base personality, which becomes more noticeable as you meet new gems.

tinyMEEPS

When it comes to conflicts, I like to think I'm Sapphire in the part where I'm trying to look in the future, to not just be stuck and be unable to get past the... well, past. But I can definitely be Ruby sometimes, haha. Being angry, and LETTING yourself feel that anger in the moment can help get some relief from the built-up pressure from the steam that's coming from the problem. It's only a bad thing when that steam comes out in a way that's destructive. And focusing on feeling angry about it instead of trying to work THROUGH the emotions isn't healthy, either. Holding onto rage indefinitely is self-destructive. Not every problem CAN be forgiven, and not every problems requires forgiveness, but never letting the fire burn out and always making sure there's fuel to keep the fire going is so, so bad. We don't always need to forgive, but we need to find peace with the situation somehow, and everyone's peace is a little different. Basically what I find works best for me is just... stay in the moment. Let myself feel my emotions, and let myself hear my thoughts. Then, once it's a little easier, look at all those feelings and back at what happened, see if it wasn't just a miscommunication, and start making plans on how to move forward from there. I love how SU shines a light on how people can show emotions completely differently but still be feeling the same things deep down. And how important communication is in maintaining relationships -- all relationships.