I started watching This Monster Wants to Eat Me. This one had been on my list but I didn't make time to get to it until a couple of days ago. It seems decent. It's supposed to be yuri. I'm not sure if I see the yuri yet or I'm just dense. The first three episodes were pretty good but the last two made me feel a bit meh about this show. They aren't bad episodes but they change some of the context of what I've been watching and I don't vibe with this. It still seems like a good show overall but I liked the plot better when the focus was on a single yokai integrating into her life.

Also, the main character's family is dead and she's severely depressed. Not a spoiler or anything. Just stating this because there's an understandable sense of profound sadness to this show with this main character. I imagine a lot of people won't want to sit through a show with a main character that feels so bereft she wants to unalive to join her family. At the same time, this element is what makes the show feel so gripping.

And that's where I come in!

You know, I forgot Paint.net was a thing.

I can't say that I've used Paint since Windows 3.1. I use Paint.net for minor graphics work (mainly church bulletins). Despite being leagues ahead of Paint, it's very lightweight, contains probably 85% of what I would use The GIMP, Paint Shop Pro or even Photoshop for, and is free. And IIRC it can be installed as a standalone app, which means everything runs from a folder. The only hangup is that it requires dotNET 3.5 or something, but you should have that already on a standard Windows installation.

Sorry, that was non sequitur AF. I was referring to With You, Our Love Will Make It Through.

And having had some more time to process it... yeah, I'm still skeeved out.