Am I The Only Person Who Thinks That Roland And Miranda Could've Gone About Their Wedding And Telling

Am I the only person who thinks that Roland and Miranda could've Gone about their wedding and telling their kid/s about their new relationship a bit better.

Sofia: has never had a proper father figure because her birth father died when she was young, implied to having been able to take of herself since a young age, didn't know what her own room would look like, slept on her window sill for the first night because she was uncomfortable with a big bed, was surprised with a ball just for her but given no prior preparation (didn't know how to dance) and hadn't even met Roland, Amber, and James until she arrived at the palace, forced to change school's to fit in with her new royal status, isn't allowed to do things she liked to do without being ridiculed

Amber and James: their mother died from childbirth, their father spoiled them because he couldn't spend that much time with them because he's a king, didn't tell them that he was now in a relationship with someone, when they do find out they're probably also told that they were going to be living with two villagers who they must now consider family. It's unlikely that Amber took to these surprises well because of the way she reacted to Sofia, and James seemed more okay with it but I don't think he was entirely comfortable with the fact that he was being given a new mother and sister out of the blue.

Also I understand why they wouldn't tell other people about their relationship because of things like classism and accusing Miranda of being a gold digger. Also being high profile by being a noble/royal or having connections to royalty/nobility would be making it extremely likely to having painted a large "Hey I'm close with this high profile person___, who is extremely wealthy and well connected. Come get me" target on their back, but my point stands that they could've at least told their kids.

Also did Roland even tell his mother or sister or were they just as surprised?

Why did Qrow tell Dudley or Dee? To turn off the gun Turrets when Grimm are attracted to negative emotions i.e the scared or worried passengers in the trains as it runs on set tracks on a mountain side. If anything they should be more worried about a potential avalanche (unless theirs a hard light barrier on the mountain protecting the tracks) the turrets would actually do a better job protecting people then getting up top of said train.

Also why did Ren and Jaune just now figure out that they can hide the passengers after a huntsman gets killed, another breaks his arm and is then assaulted by one of your members for doing his job, and then you realise you could've just stayed on board and have your weapons out just incase. The windows were protected, the train had gun Turrets, they could've Gone to the back of the train just in case to help cover the rear. DON'T GO ONTO THE ROOF OF A HIGH SPEED VEHICLE AS IT'S MOVING WITH GUN TURRETS FIRING AT EVERYTHING THAT MOVES AND YOU BARELY HAVE ENOUGH ROOM TO FIGHT YOURSELF ALSO TRAIN'S HAVE TUNNELS AND YOU ARE ON THE. EDGE. OF. A. MOUNTAIN. STAY INSIDE.

(Trust me I didn't know IGN was hosting RWBY content, it's a surprise to me too.)

RWBY:V6 truly is the volume where Team Kids became an unlikeable bunch of entitled heroes.

Even people as harmlessly amusing as Dee and Dudely need to be threatened with their jobs just for introducing themselves and what they do.

The writers couldn't be bothered to make an actual, unlikeable asshole that accosts the kids. They had to make two brothers who are just Huntsmen himbos that pose no threat. It would've been funny to see Team Kids amuse them and work together with them, but they quickly go into antagonizing them from the jump. Even Qrow - as much as I felt bad for him in this particular volume - was cringe.

Can't forget that one of the brothers gets killed and the team still thinks about antagonizing the living brother just because they want to do everything their way.

question

what's the mental effects of a period like?

i have a hunch and im gonna be SO fuckin pissed if it's right

RWBY on Reddit

Blake: Am I The Asshole for Slapping my Boyfriend so hard his mask came off?

Blake: I (16F, Faunus) told my boyfriend (21M, also a Faunus) that he can't just attack random people on the street because they're humans. I know that Reddit hates #NotAllHumans, but, like, literally not every human is racist against faunus.

He, like, literally, pulled his katana out and nearly cut a random guy's head off cause he bumped into him on accident.

He treats every slight as a microaggression.

I was helping an old man (human) cross the street and he freaked out! He thought this old man was some pervert and he drew his sword on him. I tried to stop him gently, but he pushed me aside and said he was going to 'execute' the poor, trembling old man.

Then, I slapped him.

His mask fell off (it's a pretty distinct burn mark, long story) and he freaked out on me and called me a race traitor.

He hasn't talked to me since. I feel bad, I know he's sensitive about his face and that was a low blow of me. I feel I should apologize, but when I think about doing so, I think about how he nearly killed an old man who was having trouble walking.

So, am I the asshole? Should I apologize?

Ruby: This isn't even a bruh moment. What the actual fuck?

Weiss: Girl, don't walk. Run. Run fast.

Jaune: You'd be the asshole to YOURSELF if you don't get out of there! NTA.

Yang: Yo, this story sounds sus. Are you okay?! Has he hurt you? This is beyond Reddit's paygrade. You need to get away from this guy. Your post reeks of an abuse victim and I'm worried for you, OP.

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AI art bros are big mad about it.