lore accurate 19-year-old

- Training myself not to take heated frustration personally and move on once it's over
- Recognizing how much satisfaction there is in being part of a team where everybody is executing their role perfectly

I really miss doing those but happy I've got a job now that's similarly fulfilling.

- Learning when to recognize there's a mechanic I don't understand now, but might through repetition
- Figuring out what tools help me remember those mechanical processes
- Getting bolder about asserting myself when there's something I'm good at and asking for help when it isn't

And he can’t.

He goes to Xavier’s side and leaves everything to save his friend.

They fail. Jean, however, realizes only Magneto can save Xavier’s life, but he’d have leave his army and go now.

The show is so good at showing his genuine anguish. He’s here, he’s right on the cusp of what he’s fought his entire life for. All it would take is for him to let Charles die…

You started that conversation by bringing that into this, but fine. It’s your page, you can shut down the discussion.

In fact, I recall folks pretty thoroughly saying city politics shouldn’t have an international focus when people were calling for a resolution condemning the genocide in Gaza

And, again, it still seems ludicrous to try and compare the election of a Mayor in New York to the Oct. 7 terrorist attack. It’s strange that people keep making his campaign about Israel; I didn’t ask Justin Wilson in the Alexandria election “first, what is your stance on the Tigray War in Ethiopia”

I mean if you’re saying the main concern with Mamdani is harassment of New York City Jews it seems like a fair question to ask if he or his campaign have harassed New York City Jews.

Has Mamdani harassed Jewish New Yorkers or encouraged his supporters to?

What exactly do you think the mayor of New York has the power to do that’s anywhere comparable to Oct 7? I might be out of the loop, but what civic policy positions has he advocated for that bears comparison to Hamas?

It's funny how every leftist has to be conciliatory and not critique liberals or it's sabotage but when the liberals do the same back it's suddenly fair game. And she could say "it's not right for Virginia" but not very "conciliatory" to be attacking another Dem on the eve of the election, is it?

That still throws a pretty notable spanner in the "actually Spanberger's win is a bitter deal" rhetoric

“Larger victories” in races that were just them vs the Republican. Mamdani not only beat the Republican but the Establishment Liberal that’s probably politically closer to Spanberger, especially considering she also took a swipe at him. Maybe *she* should be conciliatory.