Oh yeah I'm aware that it's not necessarily true (and/or an unhealthy thought pattern) but ey noticing it is something?

of a sort, maybe? I guess it's true what they say about not being able to force it

I don't even mean this as a woe-is-me moment so much as a "whoa wait what else did I internalize from this situationship"

If there's anything I specialize in drawing, it's Little Guys

We love a built-in pillow to boot

I think this is the best way to thread the needle with these sorts of compliments, in my experience! Gives people the space to untangle the idea of "what they want to look like for themselves" from "what they want to look like for others" and go from there.

Well obviously now you have to run it back and make him earn it for real

We do love Togepi couture

Sadly the "traditional" M-mon deck has not had a great showing, but it's cool (even if Machinedramon is cooler). Lots of self-pop and revival, and rather flashy bosses. Remains to be seen whether the newly-announced promo will save this version of the deck, or headline a more DM-focused build.

Armor Aggro is the most Veemon-heavy, so I'll expand on it some. It's about swinging in as fast as possible with various Armor evos (read: Magnamons) but also has access to the defensive behemoth that is "gold form" Magnamon X. Was a high tier deck for quite a while, prior to creep and meta shifts.

Veemons are used in Blue/Green Imperialdramon decks and Armor Aggro decks, often with evo-cheapening effects. (Not pictured: Purple/Red Imperial.) Hagurumon sees occasional use in Machinedramon to draw cards, or in Cyber Sleuth decks for their devolve-and-evolve playstyle.

A Kimeramon exists as a top end for the DM deck, using Assembly to play itself more cheaply; BT8 Kimeramon is a splashable extra swing on DNA. Millenniummon focuses on popping and reviving Composite mons, with a removal effect that can steal turns; the new promo looks to work in DM builds as well.