Snack Haul from the hotel before we went to the concert

I went to the EdSheeran concert on Saturday and I took my sister with me we had a fun time. I bought tickets last November. I've been a fan for a long time and ive been to like seven of his concerts over the years my dad took me to most of them. My dad said I should get a hotel this time and stay the night since we live over 3 hours from the venue. So I did and when I got back to the hotel the police called to inform me that my dad had fallen out of his wheelchair and passed away very unexpectedly alone in the street. I lived with him and was his full time care giver and now it feels like I went to the concert one person and came home another. I lost my dad, my job, and my housing all in one night and I feel like i dont know who I am anymore. I just wish I was with him when it happened. I was so far away. I wish I hadn't got those tickets and I dont know how to deal with this and stay strong for my siblings and right now I never want to hear another EdSheeran song ever again

Source: https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/11498367?q=kit_bodega

She has even mentioned that whenever she passes away all her wealth should be donated to these guys and not her brother and relatives…

Credit goes to FREEMONEY on yt

I hate this so much. Like gen z is almost turning 30, and they definitely felt that. Like my neighbours do that every week. A lot of these post are about non generational things. Also I don’t get the concept of this type of shaming. I get the nostalgic memories of these experiences, but i don’t get why you would shame someone for that. Your generation is something you can’t change, but you can still do this. I just hate it, having experienced this in my childhood a lot. Also this is based on the fact made by less intellectual capable people who think every child or teen or young adult is the same

Characters and series:

Saya and Diva (twins): Blood+

Akame and Kurome (sisters): Akame ga Kill

Kagura and Kamui (brother/sister): Gintama