Brits don't know how to coexist, they only understand dominance.

This war will go on forever, won't it? I'll die here.

I really, really hope that it'll speed up the US dumping Ukraine.

The only thing I can think at this point is "fuck Ukraine, let me out of here".

Fingers crossed.

Just tucking collapse. Please. This war drives me to severe depression, I feel like a prisoner in what used to be my home. I'm already seriously considering sawing my leg off, just to have a chance of escaping this horrorshow of a country.

Ukraine as a nation is dead.

It's only now that people here start to open their eyes to the reality of things, but a lot of them are still blinded by the rabid hatered of Russians. By this point, I think it's to late, the fascist government has the stranglehold on the people, strip-mining the country of money and human beings for the war effort, before inevitably jumping ship. Frankly, I don't believe there's any hope for Ukraine as a state and for Ukrainian people. Not in the nearest decades, at least.

As soon as I finally move to Russia and settle down, I'm planning on taking the trip there with my SO. It's going to be great.

I giggled all the way through both EA episodes. It's just... Lovely? Not sure it's the right kind of word for this, but I certainly loved it. But I'm an unrepentant gorehound, so your measure may wary.

The titular duo are complete monsters, but they can be cute and endearing at the same time. They're just really well written. In a way, the game reminded me of "Devil's Rejects" by Rob Zombie: the central characters are vile, unrepentant scum, but the camera bias and their good characterization makes them kinda sympathetic. They're still scum though, and the movie doesn't pretend otherwise. The game is similar, except when "Devil's Rejects" is extremely brutal in its approach to violence, this game is quite cartoonish... For the most part, anyways.

As usual, the worst part of this is gonna be the fanbase. I've already seen nazi shit involving the characters.

We in eastern Ukrain don't want it either, tbh...

Late 20s. Do you mean the general ways to escape it or how I personally do it?

I live in fear conscription and hope of borders opening. The second they do, I'm leaving this dump forever.

When I watched them dismantle USSR's coat of arms on the Motherland Monument in Kyev, I had that wretched feeling in my guts. I have no motherland anymore.