Always a Catch! (Nigetsuri) (Nigashita Sakana wa Ookikatta ga Tsuriageta Sakana ga Ookisugita Ken) https://myanimelist.net/images/anime/1871/155068.jpg 1st Episode This is definitely meant to be a comedy. Not sure where her brass knuckle hair clip fits in yet. The beginning plot is very cliche. Or is the fact that it's not her getting dumped supposed to somehow make it different?

@gabriel_true Day 167: My eldest sister have collected 118/300 online Easter eggs for the hunt! I'd keep going but my tablet has to charge, my eyes need a rest and I need to use the bathroom. But, we're making good headway in the competition...I just hope we can get all 300 eggs this year, or at the very least, closer than last year's total. - I Hope No One Else Finds More Eggs Than Us Right Now Lol: Egg Hunting Mommy

Hi everyone! I’m a big anime fan, but lately I’ve been really interested in medical anime. I work in healthcare at Welltrix Health ( https://welltrixhealth.com/ ), so I’m always curious about how different shows portray medical themes – from doctors and nurses at work to complex procedures and scientific aspects. I love seeing how they balance realism with drama or humor. Personally, I enjoy anime where: the characters working in medicine are well-developed; emotional and ethical challenges are shown realistically; the science or clinical side is interesting and not just background; the story is engaging and keeps you hooked. I’ve watched a few already, like “Monster” and “Black Jack”, and I really liked how seriously they treat medical topics. But I’m looking to expand my list. So I’d love your recommendations! Which medical anime do you suggest, and what do you like about them?

Oh, you desire to know more about my day and its routine therein? Ah, well it's currently occupied entertaining fools like you! *Sips tea* ...But it's a rather splendid afternoon otherwise. Thank you for asking.

@willworkforisekai To erase my faith, I would have to say me and others on the spectrum are "narcissists" for using our diagnosis as "an excuse for bad behavior" in the job world or anywhere else. Autistic people and other neurodivergents give serial killer vibes to people who do not understand and likely aren't interested. Society believes they are more correct than the doctors who diagnosed us.