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Jonkris Emerie retweeted
After seven seasons of watching young Sheldon grow and his family sacrifice so much, the finale dropping adult him unchanged just really feels like it cheapened everything.
Annie Potts says that Jim Parsons returning as Sheldon in the ‘YOUNG SHELDON’ finale broke her heart.
“I thought the show could have ended [with young Sheldon] and not to the dreaded scene with Jim & Mayim as Sheldon & Amy revealing he was unchanged and unrepentant.
That gave me a stomach ache. It was like, ‘Who crashed our party?! Who invited you?'”
(via: collider.com/young-sheldon-f…)
Jonkris Emerie retweeted
She's great as Annie, however I really think her character in glow was so layered and endearing , lovaeable, sexy, vulnerable as well as hateable and everything else. Netflix shouldn't have cancelled it. The cast was perfect and it was a rare show encapsulating all the human experiences and emotions. It makes no sense but that show was legit.
Remember when she admit to have an exhibitionist fetish, She did run through a hotel hallway náked to surprise her husband on camera.
Jonkris Emerie retweeted
Marvel keeps teasing that Spider Man 4 will finally return Peter Parker to his gritty, street level roots as a friendly neighborhood detective fighting local crime in NYC.
The studio has spent so long inflating the stakes with multiversal rifts and alien threats that a grounded story feels completely artificial.
If Peter still has active access to high tech Stark mainframes and cosmic magic allies, watching him struggle to fight basic mob bosses or street level thugs makes absolutely no sense.
Forcing a character who literally fought Thanos to suddenly care about basic local bank robberies is a massive narrative regression.
Marvel is trying to sell nostalgia to the audience, but they have built a power scaling framework so broken that street level vulnerability is now an impossible illusion.
Jonkris Emerie retweeted
Batman 2: Gotham's deadly foes
Episode 9
Gotham's White Knight at his sharpest. Before the fall, there was the Dent we all believed in.
Jonkris Emerie retweeted
HELP MY UNBELIEF. I CAUGHT MY FIANCÉE CHEATING WITH THE ONE PERSON I NEVER SUSPECTED: HER FEMALE BEST FRIEND.
I was supposed to surprise my fiancée with an engagement gift.
Instead, I discovered a secret that made me question the last four years of my life.
My name is Daniel. I had been with Vanessa for four years, engaged for eight months, and three weeks away from our wedding.
I thought I knew everything about her.
Her favourite food. Her fears. The way she laughed when she was nervous.
And, of course, her best friend, Michelle.
Michelle was practically family. She attended our engagement party, helped Vanessa choose her wedding dress, and even called me her future brother-in-law.
I trusted her.
That was my first mistake.
On Friday evening, Vanessa texted me that she was spending the night at Michelle's apartment to help with some last-minute wedding arrangements.
I wished them a good night and went home.
Then I noticed something.
Vanessa had left her engagement ring on my bedside table.
She never took it off.
I called her.
No answer.
I called Michelle.
She declined the call.
A strange feeling settled in my stomach.
I told myself not to be paranoid. They were probably busy.
But at 10:36 p.m., I received a message from an unknown number.
"If you marry Vanessa without knowing what she's been doing with Michelle, you'll regret it for the rest of your life."
Attached was a photograph.
Vanessa and Michelle, kissing.
I stared at the screen until my eyes hurt.
It could have been fake. A cruel joke. A misunderstanding.
I needed answers.
I drove to Michelle's apartment.
When I arrived, the front door wasn't fully closed.
I heard laughter from inside.
Then Vanessa's voice.
"I can't keep lying to him forever."
Michelle replied softly.
"Then tell him the truth."
I pushed the door open.
And there they were.
Vanessa was sitting on Michelle's lap, their faces inches apart. They were kissing.
For a moment, nobody moved.
Then Vanessa saw me.
Her face drained of colour.
"Daniel..."
I couldn't even finish a sentence.
"How long?"
She stood up, straightening her clothes.
"It's not what you think."
I laughed bitterly.
"Then please, Vanessa. Explain what I'm looking at."
Michelle began to cry.
But Vanessa did something that made my blood run cold.
She looked at Michelle and whispered:
"You promised you wouldn't tell him."
I froze.
Tell me what?
I stepped forward.
"What haven't you told me?"
Neither woman answered.
Then Michelle reached for her phone, opened a hidden folder and turned the screen towards me.
There were dozens of photographs.
Messages.
Dates.
And one document with my full name on it.
At the top were the words:
WEDDING PLAN — FINAL DECISION.
I looked at Vanessa.
She was crying now.
"Daniel, please. You have to understand. We never planned for you to find out this way."
I stared at the document.
Then I saw the date beside my name.
It was dated six months before I proposed.
And suddenly, I understood that this wasn't just about cheating.
I might never have known the real reason she agreed to marry me.
Jonkris Emerie retweeted
WE WAITED FOR THE RESULT…
After the family meeting, we decided to seek proper answers instead of allowing fear and rumours to control our lives.
Our families helped us trace the relatives who might know more about our childhoods. We also discussed getting professional genetic testing to establish whether Joy and I were biologically related.
Those few days of waiting felt like years.
Joy was worried about her pregnancy, while I was struggling with guilt and uncertainty. We agreed to seek medical care for her and not to make decisions based on frightening stories about traditional punishments.
Finally, the day came when we received the information we had been waiting for.
I sat beside Joy, holding her hand tightly.
The result was explained to us by a qualified professional.
Joy and I were not biological siblings.
I felt as though I could finally breathe again.
Joy began to cry, but this time they were tears of relief. We had spent days imagining the worst, and now we could begin to think clearly about our future.
However, our experience had taught us a painful lesson: love alone cannot answer every important question. We should have taken the time to understand each other's family backgrounds before allowing our relationship to become so serious.
Our families eventually sat down together to discuss the appropriate next steps. We also made sure that Joy received the medical care and support she needed throughout her pregnancy.
Months later, when our baby was born, I held the child in my arms and remembered everything we had gone through.
I had once feared that one unanswered question could destroy my entire future.
Instead, it taught me the importance of honesty, knowing your family history, and seeking the truth before allowing fear to take control.
But there was one question I could never stop asking myself:
What if I had never asked Joy about her family background?
Would we have discovered the truth in time?
Or would we have continued living without knowing the questions we needed to ask?
THE END.
Jonkris Emerie retweeted
He swore he would never be a stepdad, but one look at this kid's smile seemed to change everything. But was it really just an innocent smile that changed his mind, or is there more to the story than meets the eye?
Jonkris Emerie retweeted
Doctor Strange saw millions of possible futures against Thanos, but there is a detail worth thinking about.
He did not simply need to find a future where the Avengers won. He needed to find one where the victory could actually happen through the decisions the heroes made.
That distinction matters because seeing a successful outcome is not the same as understanding every consequence that leads to it.
Strange sacrificed certainty for one possible path, trusting that the others would make the necessary choices.
But what if the future he saw was only the best outcome available, not a perfect one?
Winning against Thanos did not mean the universe was safe from what came next.