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poetrylovebitch · 2 years
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People move on, and they forget me. But it’s okay because I’m stuck in the past.
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Grade A
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Grade B
61.   This Place Rules 62.   Fresh 63.   Windfall 64.   Kimi 65.   No Exit 66.   Top Gun: Maverick 67.   “Sr.” 68.   Farha 69.   The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent 70.   Weird: The Al Yankovic Story 71.   Nitram 72.   Speak No Evil 73.   Run Sweetheart Run 74.   She Said 75.   White Noise 76.   Puss in Boots: The Last Wish 77.   V/H/S/99 78.   The Wonder 79.   Women Talking 80.   Hatching 81.   Soft & Quiet 82.   Scream 83.   To Leslie 84.   Hustle 85.   Chip ’n Dale: Rescue Rangers 86.   Dual 87.   God’s Country 88.   Emancipation 89.   Vengeance 90.   Fire of Love 91.   Bullet Train 92.   Incantation 93.   The Valet 94.   Hellraiser 95.   Christmas Bloody Christmas 96.   Significant Other 97.   Cha Cha Real Smooth 98.   Lucy and Desi 99.   Not Okay 100.   A Christmas Story Christmas 101.   Blonde 102.   Deadstream 103.   Sissy
Grade C
104.   The Bad Guys 105.   The Cursed 106.   Empire of Light 107.   A Man Called Otto 108.   Broker 109.   Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 110.   The Princess 111.   Beast 112.   After Yang 113.   RRR 114.   Fall 115.   Jackass 4.5 116.   Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe 117.   Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness 118.   Jennifer Lopez: Halftime 119.   Lightyear 120.   The Pale Blue Eye 121.   The Woman King 122.   Violent Night 123.   God’s Creatures 124.   Ambulance 125.   Elvis 126.   You Are Not My Mother 127.   Emily the Criminal 128.   Crimes of the Future 129.   The Apology 130.   The Lost City 131.   Wendell & Wild 132.   Trainwreck: Woodstock ’99 133.   The Found Footage Phenomenon 134.   See How They Run 135.   Spiderhead 136.   Studio 666 137.   Bros 138.   Spin Me Round 139.   We’re All Going to the World’s Fair 140.   Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank 141.   Honor Society
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142.   Thor: Love and Thunder 143.   Summering 144.   Strange World 145.   Glorious 146.   The Gray Man 147.   Devotion 148.   Clerks III 149.   The Forgiven 150.   Enola Holmes 2 151.   Father Stu 152.   Jurassic World Dominion 153.   DC League of Super-Pets 154.   She Will 155.   The Bob’s Burgers Movie 156.   Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody 157.   Hellbender 158.   Samaritan 159.   Day Shift 160.   Sonic the Hedgehog 2 161.   Prey for the Devil 162.   Troll 163.   Uncharted 164.  Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile 165.   Dashcam 166.   Firestarter 167.   Do Revenge 168.   Catwoman: Hunted 169.   The Munsters 170.   Amsterdam 171.   Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore
Grade F
172.   Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris 173.   The Bubble 174.   Dead for a Dollar 175.   Jerry & Marge Go Large 176.   Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul. 177.   Infinite Storm 178.   Marry Me 179.   Don’t Worry Darling 180.   Spirited 181.   Disney's Pinocchio 182.   Alice 183.   Black Adam 184.   Orphan: First Kill 185.   The Adam Project 186.   The Invitation 187.   Texas Chainsaw Massacre 188.   Ticket to Paradise 189.   The 355 190.   Umma
Bottom 10
191.   Green Lantern: Beware My Power 192.   Deep Water 193.   Where the Crawdads Sing 194.   Blacklight 195.   Mack & Rita 196.   Memory 197.   Me Time 198.   Death on the Nile 199.   Morbius 200.   Moonfall
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Angst Prompts
↳ a masterpost for writing prompts with angsty themes.
↳ (#) is from my collection of random prompts, (list) contains multiple prompts.
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Romantic Angst Prompts:
God, I'm Going to Miss You (#59)
Don't Say Things You Don't Mean (#61)
Character in Love with Someone who They Think Hates Them (list)
Love Confession after an Argument (list)
Being Shocked After a Kiss (list)
Grief / Depression Angst Prompts:
Faked Death (#37)
Prompts for a Character that is Alone (list)
A Character Dealing with Grief and Drug Use (list)
Prompts for Being Left Out (list)
Prompts for Losing Someone (and having Self-Guilt) (list)
Prompts for a Character Having a Breakdown (list)
Reuniting with a Missing Friend (list)
Unforgiving Fist (#103)
Fantasty / Sci-Fi Angst Prompts:
Bigger than the Both of Us (#5)
Can't Remember My Name (#20)
The Visions (#65)
My Head is Filled with Ghosts (#89)
No-Longer Human Character Reuniting with Friends and Family (list)
Character Getting Thrown into a Volcano (list)
No-Longer Human Character Regretting What They've Become (list)
Non-Human Character Revealing Themselves (list)
My Design Was Never Good Enough (#129)
Hero and Villain Angst Prompts:
You're Sick (#1)
Responses to "I'm Going to Kill You" (list)
Not the Best Idea (#62)
Responses to "Let's Die Together" (list)
Alone in the World (#42)
Hero is told by Villain that their Friend Betrayed them (list)
Anger/Argument Angst Prompts:
One Character Has Been Lying to the Other (list)
You Betrayed Me (#97)
Been Like This (#121)
Betrayed Your Kind (#123)
Family Angst Prompts:
Different Ways to Describe Emotionally Distant Parents
Single Parenting Prompts (list)
Responses to Finding Out You Have a Secret Sibling (list)
Meeting a Parent After Abandonment (list)
Other Angst Prompts:
Prompts about Re-Entering Society (list)
Character Has Been Poisoned (list)
Describing a Car Accident (list)
You Don't Remember? (#117)
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Who is Jay Garrick? | A Reading Guide
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Jay Garrick is the first Flash from DC Comics, introduced in 1940, Jay gained his powers as the result of inhaling hard water vapor fumes. Jay based his operations out of Keystone City and would become a founding member of the Justice Society of America and fought in the All-Star Squadron during WWII. Despite his difficultly addressing the death of his son, Jay has proven to be a caring mentor to younger Speedsters and heroes.
A list of key appearances complete with RCO links found below! If multiple issues are listed from the same run, only the first issue will be linked as the assumption is you will be able to navigate the
Origin Comics:
Flash Comics #1
Secret Origins #9
Flash Secret Files #1
Key Runs:
Flash Comics (1940)
All Star Comics (1940)
All-Flash (1941)
All Star Squadron (1981)
Justice Society of America (1992)
Justice Society of America (2007)
Individual Issues:
Flash #123, 129, 137, 151, 170, 173, 201, 205, 214, 215, 229, 235-237, 247, 305
Flash 50th Anniversary Special
Secret Origins #50
Flash #73-79, 90, 95-97, 100, 108-111
Impulse #10-11
Flash #112, 122. 126-128, 130-132, 134, 136-143, 145-149, 157-159, 161, 168-169, 183
Impulse #84, 88-89
Flash #189, 198-200, 208, 220-225, 228-230
The Flash: Rebirth (6-issue mini)
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1. Sabotage 2. Sacrament 3. Sacred 4. Sacrifice 5. Sacrilege 6. Sadness 7. Safe 8. Safeguard   9. Sailor 10. Saltwater
11. Salvage 12. Salvation 13. Sanctuary 14. Sand 15. Sanity   16. Sapphire 17. Sarcasm 18. Satellite 19. Satisfaction 20. Saturday 21. Savage 22. Save 23. Saviour 24. Scalding 25. Scale 26. Scandalous 27. Scare 28. Scarlet 29. Scarred 30. Scattered 31. Scenery 32. Scent 33. Scholar 34. School 35. Science 36. Scrapbook   37. Scratch 38. Scream 39. Scribe 40. Scrolls 41. Sculptor 42. Scythe   43. Sea 44. Seance 45. Search 46. Seashells 47. Seatbelts 48. Seclusion 49. Second 50. Secret 51. Security 52. Seduce 53. Seeds 54. Seeking 55. Selfish 56. Senile 57. Sensational 58. Senseless 59. Sentences 60. Sentimental 61. Separate 62. Serendipity 63. Serpent 64. Servant 65. Shackle 66. Shadow 67. Shallow 68. Shame 69. Shameless 70. Shampoo   71. Shards   72. Share 73. Shatter 74. Shaving 75. Sheet 76. Shelter 77. Shenanigans 78. Shield 79. Shifting 80. Shine 81. Shirt 82. Shock 83. Shooting 84. Short 85. Shoulder 86. Shower 87. Shrieks 88. Shrine 89. Shrouded 90. Shuffle 91. Shy 92. Sibling 93. Sick 94. Sight 95. Sightseeing 96. Signal 97. Signed 98. Silence 99. Silhouette 100. Silk 101. Silver 102. Similarities 103. Simplicity 104. Sincere 105. Sinful   106. Sing 107. Singularity 108. Sinister 109. Sinking 110. Size 111. Skeleton 112. Sketch 113. Skies 114. Skiing 115. Skipping 116. Slapped 117. Slave 118. Slaying 119. Sleepless 120. Sleepover 121. Slice 122. Slick 123. Slide   124. Slipping 125. Slither 126. Sloppy 127. Slow 128. Small 129. Smile 130. Smirk 131. Smitten   132. Smoke 133. Smooth 134. Smudge 135. Snacks 136. Snapped 137. Snapshot 138. Snared 139. Snarling 140. Sneak 141. Snow 142. Snowblind 143. Snowbound 144. Snuggle 145. Soaked 146. Soap 147. Soar 148. Society 149. Soft 150. Solace 151. Solar 152. Soldiers 153. Solemn 154. Solitaire 155. Solitude 156. Solution 157. Somebody 158. Someday 159. Somewhere 160. Sonnets 161. Soothing 162. Sorcerer 163. Sorrow 164. Sorry 165. Soul 166. Soulmate 167. Sound 168. Sourpuss 169. Souvenir   170. Space 171. Spark 172. Sparkle 173. Speak 174. Special 175. Specialists 176. Spectator 177. Speechless 178. Speed 179. Spellbound   180. Spending 181. Sphinx 182. Spice 183. Spies   184. Spiral 185. Spirit 186. Split 187. Spoils 188. Spontaneous 189. Spooky 190. Spooning 191. Spotlight 192. Spring 193. Spying 194. Square 195. Squeak 196. Squeezed 197. Stab 198. Stability 199. Stage 200. Stagnant 201. Stained 202. Stairway 203. Stakeout 204. Stalemate 205. Stalker   206. Stamina 207. Stance 208. Stand   209. Standard 210. Star 211. Star-crossed 212. Stargazing   213. Starting 214. Startled 215. Starve 216. Static 217. Stay 218. Steady 219. Steal 220. Stealth 221. Steel 222. Stereotypes 223. Stickers 224. Stigmatize   225. Stitches 226. Stoic 227. Stole   228. Stone 229. Stop 230. Storm   231. Stranded 232. Strange 233. Strawberries 234. Stray   235. Street 236. Strength 237. Stress   238. Stretching 239. Stricken 240. Strictly 241. Strike   242. Strings 243. Striving 244. Strolling 245. Struggle 246. Stubble 247. Stubborn 248. Stuck 249. Students 250. Study 251. Stupid 252. Subconscious 253. Subdued   254. Subject 255. Subliminal 256. Submerge 257. Submission   258. Substitute 259. Subtle 260. Subway 261. Success 262. Succumb 263. Suddenly 264. Suffer 265. Suggestive 266. Summer 267. Summon 268. Sunbathing   269. Sunbeams 270. Sunburn 271. Sunflower 272. Sunkissed 273. Sunlight 274. Sunrise 275. Superficial 276. Superhero   277. Superiority 278. Supernatural 279. Supernova 280. Superstition 281. Support 282. Surface 283. Surprise 284. Surrender 285. Surveillance 286. Survival   287. Swagger 288. Swamp 289. Swapped 290. Sway 291. Sweat 292. Sweet 293. Swimming 294. Switchblade 295. Sword 296. Sworn 297. Symbol 298. Sympathy 299. Synchronicity 300. Synergy
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Grand Trines [Chart Pattern]
Have a grand trine in your chart, but you can't figure out how to approach it? This chart pattern is a lesson that too much of a good thing really is too much!
First, trines aren’t always about working harmoniously or without interruption, sometimes the trine is the interruption that can't be stopped, preventing you from moving forward until you move through it. You can rely on it to be consistent, but you can't rely on it for complacency. Like if you have a Mars-Mercury trine, it's extremely easy for you to express your emotions, and you aren't easily clouded by them when you're being confronted, but that consistency also demands that you can't move forward until you feel like you've properly expressed yourself. Or a Saturn-Ascendant trine, you're someone who's exceptional at enforcing boundaries, following direction and honoring your commitments, but that consistency demands that you're always contributing to a greater good to ever feel fulfilled in your work.
So, for grand trines, these consist of three (or more!) planets being positioned 120°-123° apart (I personally only allow 3° orb). With how trines are described in pop astrology, as consistently good energy, it's easy to look at grand trines and see a generator, passing off energy in between each planet as it becomes more convenient than the next, but that isn't always true.
Now, for an example, let's say there's a Gemini Moon-Libra Mercury-Aquarius Chiron trine meeting exactly on 9° respective to their signs. So, before you can understand the pattern, it needs to be broken down;
 
TRINE ONE:
9° Gemini Moon- Over the Moon, this shows that someone may be comfortable talking over the teacher, maybe struggling during their school years, but someone who's actually great at picking up direction the first time and passing it on to others.
9° Libra Mercury- Over Mercury, this cusp influence shows someone who's maybe sometimes a little too willing to take criticism from others, happy to dig the compliment out from under the miles of confusion and doubt.
Their Moon trine Mercury- With someone who is comfortable talking over other people and taking insults as constructive, the "consistency" of this trine has them only listening to what they think applies to them and can be applied to their life. This trine, the first of the three, also shows that this person learns outside of an institutional schedule. If people aren't moving fast enough, they'll find something to fill the space, and people regularly (9°) interpret that as not being interested at all.
 
TRINE TWO:
9° Libra Mercury- I think this is someone who's quite literally always looking for a reason to go bigger, success being a sign rather than being seen as an opportunity to slow down and enjoy what's already coming.
9° Aquarius Chiron- This is someone who isn't comfortable having their ideas being known or their hobbies being exploited by simple conversation. They may want to help other people, but that means they want those people assigned to that position and given access to no other.
Their Mercury trine Chiron- Being someone who likes to take big hidden leaps, this is someone who studies what they enjoy in secret, away from everyone else, usually from a fear that it'll be normalized and commercialized, having the emotion and meaning in it ruined. This trine, within the lens of education, probably shows someone who doesn't have any intention of going to college, wanting to raise a society where talent itself is followed rather than questioning and attempting to conform to those expectations. Going into the second trine, we can already see how these themes tie into the Moon without even looking at the trine. Someone who talks over teachers + has little respect for institutional validation = pursuing non-traditional avenues. 9° Gemini Moon, maybe an investigator.
 
THIRD TRINE:
9° Gemini Moon- This is someone who enjoys debating, but under specific rules that create absolute panic when they aren't followed. This is an "I'll follow the rules until you stop" person, second chances for them usually don't exist.
9° Aquarius Chiron- This is someone who will completely uproot their life at the promise of unlimited and unjudged freedom, someone who lives by following the "objectively best" opportunity in front of them.
Their Moon trine Chiron- This person is literally always one switch flip away from becoming exactly what everyone accuses them of, embodying every rumor they've heard to drive off anyone that genuinely believes them. This trine shows someone who's used to having people end the relationship over philosophical disagreements, maybe having parents that harshly punished them for having simple disagreements with them, leading them to believe their boundaries will never be respected.
 
HOW TO WORK WITH IT ALL:
Now, let's go back through these trines and see how, separately practiced, these trines can be extremely beneficial, but when tied together, focusing solely on one at a time directly impacts the other two. So, let's start back at the Moon-Mercury trine. This is someone who's comfortable talking over people of authority. Why?
Mercury-Chiron trine. Past experiences made them believe they don't need respect if they have talent. Why?
Chiron-Moon trine, someone who felt that people in their early life, most likely their parents, had very little respect for their ideas and what they wanted to do differently, even leading to punishment or exclusion. So, for shadow work, how can someone unwind this influence without negating the obvious benefits of having a confidence non-dependent on societal validation? Let's start back at the beginning one more time. Like a generator.
Moon-Mercury trine at 9°, if they have no respect for authority, then they would probably be triggered by corporate ladder-style jobs. So then what? Mercury-Chiron trine at 9°, they have no respect for college/educational institutions either, so schooling isn't an option. Chiron-Moon trine at 9°, this person has the ability to match the energy of anyone who challenges them, isn't afraid of how they're seen, so what that says to me? Shadow work through becoming a competitive athlete, even if it's only a side interest to the rest of their lives.
 
It's easy for us to look at the Moon-Mercury separately, see they like to talk over others, and say they want to be a teacher.
 It's easy to look at the Mercury-Chiron separately, see someone who doesn't respect institutions and say they can work for themselves.
It's even easy to look at the Chiron-Moon trine alone and say this is a person who's severely prone to anger issues, projecting that anger, and crossing boundaries in an attempt to prove a point. But, as a grand trine, when read all-together, there is an answer to that anger.
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DC Comics Timeline
1934
National Allied Publications (the first incarnation of DC) is founded by Major Malcom Wheeler Nicolson
1935
New Fun Comics #1 is published it is the first comic book to contain all original material
1937
Detective Comics #1 is published it is the comic book that would eventually give DC its company name
1938
Action Comics #1 is introduced and with it the first true superhero Superman created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, not only is Superman is introduced but his secret identity Clark Kent is as well also his love interest Lois Lane
1939
Detective Comics #27 introduces the second most iconic superhero Batman created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger along with his secret identity Bruce Wayne as well as his longtime ally Commissioner Jim Gordon
Superman gets his own comic book series in his first issue we learn about his adoptive parents
Detective Comics #33 reveals Batman's tragic origin story
1940
The original Flash Jay Garrick premieres in Flash Comics #1
Captain Marvel premieres in Whiz Comics #2 at this point he was not owned by DC and was considered a rival for Superman
The Spectre first appears in More Fun Comics #52
Superman's most iconic villain Lex Luthor first appears in Action Comics #23
Batman's iconic sidekick Robin appears in Detective Comics #38 as the first superhero sidekick
Batman gets his own comic book series the first issue introduces 2 of his most iconic villains Joker and Catwoman 
The original Green Lantern Alan Scott first appears in All American comics #16
The original Atom AL Pratt first appears in All America Comics #19
The Justice Society of America appears as the original superteam for the first time in All Star Comics #3
1941
Green Arrow and Aquaman appear for the first time in More Fun Comics #73
1942
Wonder Woman debuts in Sensation Comics #1 as the first and most iconic superheroine created by William Moulton Marston 
1943
Batman's iconic butler Alfred appears in Batman #16
1945
Superman's adventures as Superboy are shown for the first time in More Fun Comics #101
1946
Black Canary appears for the first time in Flash Comics #86
1949
Superboy gets his own comic
1952
The Phantom Stranger premieres in the first issue of his own comic
The first Superman TV show premieres starring George Reeves
1954
Superman and Batman work together for the first time in Worlds Finest Comics #71
1955
Superman's dog Krypto first appears in Adventure Comics #210
The Martian Manhunter first appears in Detective Comics #225
1956
The second version of The Flash Barry Allen is introduced in Showcase #4
1958
The iconic teen superhero team from the future The Legion of Superheroes are introduced in Adventure Comics #247
Superman's iconic alien nemesis Braniac is introduced in Action Comics #242 as well as the bottled Kryptonian city of Kandor
1959
Superman's cousin Kara aka Supergir first appears in Action Comics #252
The second version of Green Lantern Hal Jordan appears in Showcase #22
1960
The Justice League first appears in The Brave and The Bold #28 they will go on to become DC's most iconic superhero team and one of the most famous superhero teams period 
The second Green Lantern Hal Jordan gets his own comic book series 
1961
In Flash #123 The first and second Flashes meet for the first time revealing that all the golden age adventures and stories took place in an alternative universe (later dubbed Earth 2) thus introducing the DC Multiverse for the first time
1962
Aquaman gets his own comic book series for the first time
1963
The Doom Patrol first appear in My Greatest Adventure #80
The Justice League and The Justice Society team up for the first time during The Crisis of.  Earth 1/Earth 2 in Justice League of America #21 and #22 it is the first multiverse story to have the word crisis in the title
1964
The first version of the Teen Titans premieres in The Brave and The Bold #54 it consisted of Robin, Kid Flash and Aqualad, Speedy and Wonder Girl would later join
The villainous Crime Syndicate from Earth 3 first appear in Justice League of America #29
The First Superhero wedding happens in Aquaman #18 between Aquaman and Mera
1966
The Teen Titans get their first comic book
The first Batman TV series premiers Starring Adam west as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin
The Flash Barry Allen and Iris West get married in The Flash #165
1967
Barbra Gordon becomes Batgirl in Detective Comics #359
1970
In Green Lantern/Green Arrow #76 the two heroes begin traveling across the country dealing with the social issues of the time
In Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #133  the iconic villain Darkseid first appears although it's brief
1971
The New Gods of the Fourth World first appear in Forever People #1, Mister Miracle #1 and New Gods #1 all helmed by Jack Kirby, to this day the New Gods remain one of the most important parts of The DC Universe 
Ra's al Ghul arguably Batman's most powerful and resourceful recurring nemesis first appears in Batman #232 as does Talia whom Batman has an on again off again relationship with
Green Arrow's sidekick is shockingly revealed to be a heroin addict in Green Lantern/Green Arrow #85-86
1973
Shazam #1 sees Captain Marvel become a DC property for the first time
1976
The Earth 2 version of Supergirl known as Power Girl first appears in All Star Comics #58
DC and their arch rival Marvel crossover for the first time in Superman vs The Amazing Spiderman #1
Wonder Woman's first TV show premieres starring Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman
1978
The first Superman movie comes out starring Christopher Reeves as Superman and Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor
1979
DC's first miniseries World of Krypton is published 
The tale of how the Justice Society originally disbanded is told in Adventure Comics #466
1980
Batman's first miniseries The untold Legend of Batman is published 
A new series called The New Teen Titans is published, created by George Perez and Marv Wolfman the series introduced a new incarnation composed of Robin, Wonder Girl, Kid Flash, ex Doom Patrol member Beast Boy as well as new characters Cyborg, Starfire and Raven, it is this version of the team that made it iconic
Superman 2 hits theaters with the same actors reprising their roles as well as newcomers like Terrence Stamp playing General Zod
1981
Detective Comics reaches issue #500
1982
The iconic Legion of Superheroes story The Great Darkness Saga begins in issue #290
1983
Batman forms his own superhero team in Batman and The Outsiders #1
1984
The iconic Teen Titans storyline Judas Contract begins in Tales of the Teen Titans #42 In it Dick Grayson retires from being Robin and becomes Nightwing 
1985
In celebration of their 50th and in an attempt to simplify what they felt had become an over complicated mythos, DC published the legendary 12 issue crossover event Crisis on infinite earths,  created by George Perez and Marv Wolfman in the story the multiverse was being destoryed by the merciless Anti Monitor and in order to save what was left of creation all the heroes and villains were pulled together from across time and space by his opposite The Monitor, in the end a single universe emerged with a totally revamped history and with only four survivors of the multiverse (Superman and Lois of Earth 2, Alexander Luthor of Earth 3, and Superboy of Earth Prime) to live in a nameless nexus dimension,  many well established characters were killed during the event most notably Supergirl who then had her whole history erased, and Barry Allen The Flash whose nephew Wally West having been Kid Flash up until that point took up the mantle, this is considered one of the most important events in DC history as not only was it the first time everything was changed about their universe, not only was it the first the multiverse played a major role in what was going on, but it was the first real time a story was so massive that it was connected to nearly every other title that the company was publishing at the time 
1986
Frank Miller seminal and iconic story Batman: The Dark Knight Returns premieres set 50 years in the future this darker version of Batman forever changed the publics view of the hero
Alan Moore's 12 issue series Watchmen is published showing more mature and complex characters and issues it is considered by many to be the greatest comic book of all time
Alan Moore's Superman story Whatever Happened to The Man of Tomorrow takes place in Superman #423 and Action Comics #583 showing how Superman's story would have ended if not for Crisis on infinite earths 
Man of Steel #1 is published delving into Superman's post Crisis origins
The first post Crisis crossover Legends premieres in this story the evil new god Godfrey under orders from Darkseid tries to turn the population against all Superheroes 
1987
Batman #404 kicks off Frank Miller's Batman Year One storyline that delves into the Dark Knights post Crisis origins
The post Crisis version of Wonder Woman appears in Wonder Woman #1
A new version of The Justice League appears in Justice League #1 this incarnation will later be known as the Justice League International 
The Suicide Squad appears for the first time in the first issue of their own series
The post Crisis version of the second Robin Jason Todd first appears in Batman #408
1988
The crossover event Millennium happens in which the robotic manhunters try to stop the Guardians of the universe and the Zamarons from evolving a selected group of individuals 
The grim and iconic story The Killing Joke is published in which Joker shoots and paralyzes 
Barbra Gordon
The crossover event Invasion happens in which the metagene is first introduced 
The second Robin Jason Todd is killed by the Joker in the historic Death in the Family storyline after his death is voted on by the fans
1989
Neil Gaiman's seminal and iconic Sandman premieres, focusing on the nigh omnipotent Dream of The Endless,  the series has things like imaginative lands and characters, appearances of other DC characters (some revamped for the series) and beings from classic religions, mythologies and folklore
Grant Morrison's surreal Batman graphic novel Batman: Arkham Asylum premieres 
Batman #442 kicks off the lonely place of dying storyline that introduces Tim Darke and makes him the third Robin
Tim Burton's Batman hits theaters starring Michael Keaton as Batman and Jack Nicholson as Joker
1991
The first Robin miniseries premieres 
The crossover event Armageddon 2001 takes place, in this story as dystopia future is ruled by a superhero turned dictator known as Monarch, the hero known as Waverider goes back in time to prevent this future, many potential futures are shown in this event
The crossover event War of Gods happens in which the Greek and Roman gods make war with each other
1992
Superman seemingly dies in the Death of Superman storyline in Superman #75 the issue would become one of the best selling comic books of all time
Tim Burton's second Batman movie comes out, Michael Keaton plays Batman once again Michelle Pififer plays Catwoman and Danny Devito plays Penguin 
The legendary and iconic Batman the animated series comes out completely changing how superhero cartoons are done as well as being the first cartoon of the DC animated universe
Harley Quinn first appears in the Batman episode Jokers Favor she will later go on to become one of DC's biggest characters 
1993
The villainous Bane breaks Batman's back during the Knigntfall story in Batman #492 temporarily putting him out of action
The Reign of The Supermen story kicks off in The Adventures of Superman #500 introducing the new hero Steel, a new Superboy who's a clone of Superman,  the mysterious Eradicator and the villainous Cyborg Superman 
Superman officially returns in Superman #82 to stop Cyborg and the alien warlord Mongul in the process however Green Lanterns hometown of Coast City is destroyed
DC launches the imprint Vertigo the imprint would focus on mature and original stories
The Batman animated series based movie Mask of The Phantasm briefly hits theaters before coming to video it is considered by many to be the best animated Batman movie ever
1994
Driven by the loss of his city Green Lantern Hal Jordan goes on the warpath killing many of his fellow Green Lanterns, The Guardians of the universe as well as absorbing the power of the central Green Lantern power battery he then takes the name Parallax, the last surviving guardian Ganthet chooses Kyle Rayner as the new Green Lantern in the Emerald Twilight story arc starting in Green Lantern #48
Bruce Wayne returns as Batman in Batman #509
The crossover event Zero Hour commences in which Parllax and Extant (formerly Monarch) try to remake the universe by the end of the event several changes are made to the continuity including a complete reboot of the Legion of Superheroes 
1995
The Crossover event Underworld Unleashed happens in which the devil Neron convinces many villains (and even some of the heroes) into giving him their souls in exchange for their hearts desires 
Batman Forever hits theaters this time directed by Joel Schumacher the film has a lighter tone and stars Val Kilmer as Batman,  Chris O'Donnell as Robin Jim Carrey as The Riddler and Tommy Lee Joans as Two Face
1996
The limited series DC vs Marvel comes out in the series the characters of both universes are pitted against each other by a pair of cosmic beings known as The Brothers
The iconic miniseries Kingdom Come is released written by Mark Waid and beautifully illustrated by Alex Ross the story takes place in another universe where Superman and the other heroes have retired and a new generation of violent amoral heroes has replaced them
The crossover event Final Night happens in which the sun goes out by the end Parallax gives his life to reignite it
Superman and Lois are finally married in Superman The Wedding Album
Superman The Animated Series as the second show set in the DCAU
1997
Grant Morrison pens a new incarnation of the Justice League composed of 7 members in JLA #1
The heroes powers are altered by the godwave in the crossover event Genesis 
The second Joel Schumacher Batman movie Batman and Robin comes out Chris O'Donnell plays Robin again while this time Batman is played by George Clooney also Batgirl is played by Alicia Silverstone Poison Ivy is played by Uma Thurman and Mister Freeze is played by Arnold Schwarzenegger,  it is considered one of the worst comic book movies of all time
1998
The Justice League's post Crisis origin is told in JLA Year One
A new superteam is introduced in Young Justice #1 composed of Robin, Superboy and the speedster Impulse the team will later grow to include other members such as the second Wonder Girl Cassie Sandsmark 
Grant Morrison pens the event DC One Million that takes place partially in the present and partially in the 853rd century
1999
The Kingdom Come sequel known as The Kingdom comes out and introduces the on again off again concept known as Hypertime
The original Titans reunite for a new series
A new Justice Society series begins written by Geoff Johns 
The crossover event Day of Judgement is published in which the fallen angel Asmodel takes control of The Spectre and brings literal Hell to Earth, by the end of the even the spirit of Hal Jordan becomes the new Spectre
The third DCAU animated series Batman Beyond premieres,  taking place in 2039 the show introduces Terry McGinnis as the new Batman being mentored by an elderly and retired Bruce Wayne
2000
The fourth DCAU show Static Shock premieres it is the first show to star a black superhero 
2001
Lex Luthor becomes president in Superman: Lex 2000
The crossover Our Worlds at War takes place in which the galaxy fights against the primordial entity Imperiex, by the end several heroes are killed most notably Wonder Woman's mother Hippolyta 
The Superman prequel show Smallville premieres 
The fifth DCAU series Justice League premieres 
2002
The beloved Batman storyline Hush begins in Batman #608 in which a mysterious new villain enacts an elaborate plan to take Batman down during the story Batman reveals his true identity to Catwoman
2003
The 3 issue miniseries Titans/Young Justice Graduation Day is published in which the arrival of a android from the future causes a series of events that results in the death of the original Wonder Girl Donna Troy after which both teams disband
A new Teen Titans series written by Geoff Johns premieres introducing a new team consisting of Cyborg, Raven, Starfire, Beast Boy, Robin, Superboy, Cassie Sandsmark's Wonder Girl and Impulse (who later becomes the second Kid Flash)
The last DC/Marvel crossover story JLA/Avengers is published in which both teams work together to stop the universe destroying mad scientist Krona
A new Superman/Batman series is published, in the first arc Lex Luthor is stripped of his presidency and disappears after trying to use a kryptonite asteroid to turn the population against Superman
The first Teen Titans animated series with a team consisting of Raven Robin Starfire Cyborg and Beast Boy it is one of the few superhero shows to be influenced by anime
2004
A post Crisis version of Kara Zor El is finally introduced in Superman/Batman #8 she becomes the new Supergirl
The seven issue event series Identity Crisis is published in which the Elongated Man's wife Sue is murdered during the investigation several Dark secrets about the Justice League are revealed
The 4 issue series Green Lantern Rebirth is published in which Hal Jordan breaks free of the Spectre and is resurrected to stop Parallax who is revealed to be a yellow fear causing entity that possessed Jordan and manipulated him into becoming a villain at the end of the series the Guardians of the universe return and start to rebuild the Green Lantern Corps
The sixth and final DCAU show Justice League Unlimited premiers
A new Batman cartoon simply called The Batman premieres unlike its predecessor it does not take place in the dcau
2005
a new version. Of the Red Hood is introduced in Batman it is later revealed to be a resurrected Jason Todd
Grant Morrison's meta series Seven Soldiers is published, bookended by two one shots and consisting of 7 miniseries 7 heroes must fight against the Invasion of the sheeda
The Infinite Crisis storyline begins in the one shot Countdown to Infinite Crisis #1 in which Blue Beetle investigates several mysterious happenings in the DCU at the end he's murdered by Maxwell Lord who is revealed to be the leader of Checkmate and wants to kill all super powered individuals
In the Countdown spinoff miniseries Day of Vengance a group of mystical heroes gather to stop a rogue Spectre from destroying all magic
In the Countdown spinoff miniseries Rann/Thanagar war nearly all space faring heroes are embroiled in a war between the two planets 
DC Special The Return of Donna Troy sees the resurrection of the titular heroine as well as the unveiling of DC's new logo
In the Countdown tie in miniseries Villains United a group of villains known as The Six are gathered to fight against Luthor's society of villains
In the Countdown tie in miniseries OMAC Project Maxwell Lord tries to use Batman's secret satellite known as Brother Eye to kill all super powered beings 
In a tie in to Omac Lord gets control of Superman and Wonder Woman ends up having to kill Lord to free him
The events of the year culminate in the seven issue event series Infinite Crisis, acting as the first true sequel to Crisis on infinite earths the survivors of the original multiverse return out of disgust for what the world and its heroes have become later it is revealed that Alexander Luthor and Superboy Prime are revealed to be the ones behind all the events started in Countdown and briefly bring back the multiverse in an attempt to create the perfect reality before being stopped by the heroes like the crisis before it many established characters are killed most notably Superboy by the end Superboy Prime is the last survivor of the original multiverse and is now a full villain having been imprisoned by the Green Lantern Corps 
Batman Begins hits theaters directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Christian Bale as Batman 
2006
Grant Morrison pens the 12 issue series All Star Superman many consider it the best Superman story ever made
All DC titles jump one year from the events of Infinite Crisis 
The cosmic Monitor race is introduced in the one shot Brave New World
DC's first year long weekly series 52 is published, written by Grant Morrison, Geoff Johns, Mark Waid and Greg Rucka as it fillis in the gap between Infinite Crisis and the one year jump the series tells several stories focused on lesser known heroes at the end it is revealed that the events of Infinite Crisis caused a new multiverse of 52 universes to be born
Grant Morrison begins their run on Batman starting with Batman #655 in the first story arc Batman and Talia's son Damian is introduced 
2007
The six issue miniseries Amazons Attack is published in which Wonder Woman's mother Hippolyta is resurrected 
The Flash Bart Allen (formerly Impulse and then Kid Flash) is killed in the last issue of his series
DC's second year long weekly series Countdown to Final Crisis is published like 52 it features several stories this time however it explores recent facets of DC's cosmology such as the Monitor race and the new multiverse
The Sinestro Corps is introduced in the one-shot Green Lantern: Sinestro Corp Special written by Geoff Johns, powered by yellow colored fear the Corps is lead by Hal Jordan's nemesis Sinestro and a resurrected Anti Monitor, as well a joined by Parallax and Superboy Prime, The Sinestro  and Green Lantern Corps fight in a war that spans all Green Lantern titles at the end the emotional spectrum is revealed and the blackest night is foretold 
In the Countdown tie in Death of the New Gods the celestial race is being slaughtered by a mysterious assailant 
DC starts releasing direct to home animated movies aimed at an older audience the first one is Superman: Doomsday 
2008
The Batman event Batman RIP begins in Batman #676 written by Grant Morrison Batman and his allies fight against the mysterious yet malicious Dr. Hurt
The seven issue event series Final Crisis is published, written by Grant Morrison, the story sees the multiverse assaulted by Darkseid and Mandrak The Dark Monitor, in this event both Martian Manhunter and Batman are killed (though at the end it's revealed Batman was just sent back in time) however Barry Allen The second Flash is resurrected 
Grant Morrison pens the two issue Final Crisis tie in Superman Beyond in which the multiverse is further explored and the origin of the Monitor race is revealed introducing Monitor Mind the Overvoid is introduced
Geoff Johns pens the five issue miniseries Final Crisis Legion of 3 world's in which Superman helps The Legion of Superheroes fight against the United force of their enemies led by Superboy Prime in the end Bart Allen is  resurrected as Kid Flash and Superboy is resurrected as well
Christopher Nolan's second Batman film The Dark Knight hits theaters Christian Bale reprises his role as Batman, Aaron Eckhart plays Two Face and Heath Ledger gives a legendary performance as Joker winning a posthumous Oscar in the process, the film by many to be the best Superhero movie of all time
Batman The Brave and The Bold premieres unlike previous Batman cartoons this one is lighter and takes inspiration from the silver age of comics
Animated movies released this year: Justice League: The New Frontier, Batman: Gotham Knight
2009
Geoff Johns pens the six issue Flash Rebirth series fully reintegrating Barry Allen back into the DCU the series makes major changes to both Barry's history and the origins of the Speed Force (the source of all speedsters powers)
Grant Morrison continues their Batman run with the Batman and Robin series having Dick Grayson as the new Batman and Damian as the new Robin
Geoff Johns pens the 8 issue series Blackest Night in which the heroes of Earth as well as the seven colored Corps of the emotional spectrum take on the Black Lantern Corps, lead by the dark cosmic entity Nekron and composed of the reanimated corpses of fallen heroes and villains by the end of the event 12 characters are resurrected 
Geoff Johns pens the miniseries Superman Secret Origin in which Superman's post infinite Crisis beginnings are explored
A movie adaptation  of Watchmen hits theaters this year directed by Zack Snyder 
Animated movies released this year: Wonder Woman, Green Lantern: First Flight, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies
2010
The weekly 24 issue miniseries Brightest Day is published written by Geoff Johns The series follows several of those who were resurrected during Blackest Night as well as their purpose
Grant Morrison's miniseries Return of Bruce Wayne comes out in which Bruce travels through time finally arriving in the present and becoming Batman once again
Grant Morrison's Batman Incorporated #1  comes out in which Batman forms a global team to fight the terrorist organization Leviathan 
Animated movies released this year: Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, Batman: Under the Red Hood, Superman/Batman: Apocalypse
2011
-The first live action Green Lantern film is released in theaters it stars Ryan Reynolds as Green Lantern
-In response to declining sales and interest DC uses the mini series Flashpoint to reboot it’s continuity, the new continuity is called The New 52 
-A new Justice League series begins written by Geoff Johns the first arc explores The New 52 origin of the team and makes Cyborg a founding member 
A new Batman series begins, written by Scott Snyder the first arc sees Batman go against the mysterious Court of Owls
-The animated series Young Justice (based on the comic of the same name)  premiers
-Animated movies released this year: All Star Superman, Green Lantern-Emerald Knights, Batman Year One
2012
-Green Lantern the animated series premiers and is aired on Saturday mornings with Young Justice and one minute shorts starring various DC characters on Cartoon Network, this is referred to as DC Nation
-DC releases a new company logo
-DC releases Before Watchmen a group of miniseries prequels to the iconic 1986 story 
-DC creates a series of ongoing comics that are first available digitally 
-Christopher Nolan's final Batman Film The Dark Knight Rises premieres with Anne Hathaway as Catwoman and Tom Hardy as Bane
-The New 52 version of Earth 2 is introduced in its own series
-Simon Baz becomes the first Muslim Green Lantern
-Arrow premieres on the CW starring Stephen Amell as Green Arrow
-Animated movies released this year: Justice league:Doom, Superman vs The Elite, The Dark Knight Returns Part One
2013
-75th anniversary of Superman
-Teen Titans Go (a comedic parody of the 2003 series) premiers
-Beware The Batman premieres, it is the first Batman animated series to be done in cgi
-Man of Steel premieres starring Henry Cavil as Superman, it is the first movie to be set in the DC cinematic universe
-The New 52 has its first line wide crossover entitled Forever Evil written by Geoff Johns in which  the heroes and villains of the DCU fight against The Crime Syndicate of Earth 3
-Animated movies released this year: Dark Knight Returns part 2, Superman Unbound, Flashpoint paradox (after this movie, nearly all animated movies take place in the same continuity)
2014
-75th anniversary of Batman
-Batman Eternal, a year long weekly series reintegrates Stephanie Brown into The New 52
-Futures End, a year long weekly series integrates Terry McGinnis into The New 52
-The year long weekly series Earth 2: Worlds End sees Darkseid go to war with Earth 2 
-The highly anticipated miniseries Multiversity premiers exploring The DC Multiverse written by Grant Morrison 
-In the aftermath of Forever Evil Lex Luthor not only joins the Justice league for the first time but discovers Batman is Bruce Wayne
-Jessica Cruz first appears in Justice league, she will become the first Hispanic Green Lantern
-The Flash premieres on the CW starring Grant Gustin as The Flash, it  takes place in the same continuity as Arrow
-Constantine premieres on NBC
-Gotham premieres on Fox
-Animated movies released this year: Jla Adventures: Trapped in Time, Justice league War, Son of Batman, Batman: Assault on Arkham
2015
-The month long event Convergence takes place, it not only reintegrates the pre-New 52 Superman and Lois back into the DCU, but also revives every previously destroyed universe and continuity
-Superman and Lois' son Jonathan is introduced in Superman:Lois and Clark
-DCs two most iconic cosmic villains Darkseid and The Anti-Monitor fight in the Justice League story Darkseid War
-A new line of ongoing series that reimagine various Hanna Barbera characters is released
-DC moves it’s publishing office from New York to Burbank
-The 24 issue weeklong series Batman and Robin reintegrates Cassandra Cain in to the New 52 
-A new Supergirl show premieres on CBS it will later be moved to CW and will become part of the Arrowverse continuity
-The show Izombie (based on the vertigo comic) premiers on the cw
-The first incarnation of DC Superhero girls premieres as a YouTube series
-Animated movies released this year: Justice league throne of Atlantis, Batman VS Robin, Batman Unlimited Animal Instincts, Justice league Gods and monsters, Batman unlimited monster mayhem
2016
-DC initiates it's third major reboot this time called DC Rebirth which aims to merge the pre and post Flashpoint continuties  at the end of the one shot (written by Geoff Johns)  that starts it all it is revealed that the new 52 was caused by Watchmen's Doctor Manhattan, a host of new and revamped titles are also introduced 
-DC gets a new logo
-Legends of Tomorrow premieres as the fourth show to be set in the Arrowverse continuity 
-The show Lucifer premieres (very loosely based on the vertigo title) on Fox (later moves to Netflix)
-Preacher (based on the Vertigo title) premiers on AMC
-Justice League Action premieres on Cartoon Network 
-Batman and Superman meet for the first time on the big screen in Dawn for Justice
-Suicide Squad gets its first major motion picture
-Animated movies released this year: Batman The Killing Joke, Batman Return of The Caped Crusaders, DC Superhero girls Superhero high, Justice league vs Teen Titans, DC Superhero girls Hero of the year, Batman unlimited Mechs VS Mutants
2017
Dark Nights Metal event premieres, written by Scott Snyder this event introduces the dark multiverse as well as the demon Barbatos who dwells there also introduced is The Batman Who Laughs a dark multiverse being that's a combination of Batman and the Joker it is also the only crossover event to have Dream of the Endless as one of the characters 
The 12 issue bookend to DC Rebirth Doomsday Clock premieres,  written by Geoff Johns it is the first crossover between the DC and Watchmen universes and effectively completes the reboot it also introduces a new explanation for the DCU  called The metaverse
Both Wonder Woman and The Justice League make their silver screen debuts this year
Animated movies released this year: Justice League Dark, Teen Titans: The Judas Contract, DC Superhero girls intergalactic games, Batman and Harley Quinn, Batman VS Two Face
2018
A new Justice League series comes out written by Scott Snyder it deals with the aftermath  of Metal as well as virtually revamping DC's cosmology the most notable new character to appear is the nigh omnipotent Perpetua 
The critically panned  miniseries Heroes in Crisis premieres in which the heroes try to solve the murders of a bunch of other heroes
The DC Imprints Black Label and Sandman Universe begin this year, Sandman Universe features series starring characters from the beloved Neil Gaiman series while Black Label tells out of continuity stories aimed towards adults
Black Lightning premieres on the CW as the latest show to be part of the Arrowverse 
Titans premieres on streaming as both the first live action Teen Titans show and the first one aimed at adults
The first Aquaman movie premieres in theaters 
Teen Titans Go to the movies premieres as the first Teen Titans movie to premiere in theaters 
Batman Ninja premieres as the first DC animated movie to be made in Japan
Animated movies released this year: Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Batman: Gotham by Gaslight, Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay, The Death of Superman, DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis
2019
Iconic Batman character Alfred Pennyworth is killed by the villain Bane in Batman #77
Batwoman premiers on the CW as part of the Arrowverse 
Watchmen premieres on HBO as a sequel to the comic
Young Justice returns on streaming 
The very first show centered on the Doom Patrol premieres on streaming 
A new DC Superhero girls show premieres on Cartoon Network this one set in a different universe than the previous incarnation 
Harley Quinn gets her own show on streaming it is the first DC Animated series aimed towards adults 
Shazam's first movie comes out this year
Joker comes out this year and wins 2 Oscars 
The original animated Teen Titans return in the movie Teen Titans Go vs Teen Titans 
The Arrowverse is rebooted in the massive CW crossover Crisis on infinite earths 
Animated movies released this year: Reign of the Supermen, Justice League vs. the Fatal Five, Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman: Hush, Wonder Woman: Bloodlines
2020
The sequel to Dark Nights Metal premieres this year entitled Dark Nights Death Metal, in this event the heroes are pitted against Perpetua and The Batman Who Laughs (now called The Darkest Knight), at the end all past events are declared canon and DC is given an omniverse for the first time in its history
Long running DC imprint Vertigo is ended
Batman loses his fortune in The Joker War story
Stargirl premieres on streaming (later moved to the CW)
Harley Quinn and The Birds of prey costar in their first movie
Wonder Woman gets her second movie Wonder Woman 1984
Justice League Dark: Apokolips War premiers as the final move set in the shared universe started in Flashpoint paradox by the end of the movie the continuity is rebooted 
Superman: Man of Tomorrow premieres as the first movie set in the new continuity 
Animated movies released this year: Superman: Red Son, Batman: Death in the Family
2021
At the beginning of the year a two month line wide event called Future State happens showing possible futures of the DCU
In the aftermath of Death Metal a new publishing initiative is started called Infinite Frontier is started introducing a bunch of new and revamped titles it is also the name of a six issue miniseries written Josh Williamson that acts as the first part of a three act meta story
Superman and Lois premiers on the CW
An extended 4 hour cut of the Justice League movie called the Snyder Cut premieres on streaming it is considered to be much better than the theatrical cut
The 5 issue miniseries Justice League Incarnate premieres as the second act of the meta story it  also acts as pesudo sequel to Multiversity it is also written by Josh Williamson
The second Suicide Squad movie premiers in theaters it is considered to be much better than the first one
Animated movies released this year: Batman: Soul of the Dragon, Justice Society: World War II, Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One, Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Two, Injustice
2022
DC's parent company Warner Media merges with Discovery to create Warner Discovery
Dark Crisis premieres not only as the third and final act in the meta story written by Joshua Willamson  but as the first major crossover event to have the word crisis in the title in 14 years, in this story the Justice League is thought dead and the remaining heroes must fight against Pariah and The Great Darkness, by the end of the story the infinite pre crisis on infinite earths multiverse is restored and the Justice League disassembles promoting the Titans to the premiere super team, Amanda Waller also begins working with a mysterious organization known as The Light in a plan to kill all super powered beings on earth
A sequel to Flashpoint entitled Flashpoint Beyond premieres organizing all of DC's cosmological structures (including the omniverse) into one unified whole called The Divine Continuum which is categorized nto 2 parts (space and time) by the end of the miniseries 13 lost original  golden age characters are introduced to the DC Universe
The New Golden age one shot comes out picking up where Flashpoint Beyond left off and doing things such as giving the back story of all but one of the 13 new characters,  introducing a new version of the Helena Wayne Huntress, and setting up the first Justice Society title in over a decade as well as a new Stargirl miniseries (as well as others)
A new Peacemaker show premieres as a Spin off of the last Suicide Squad movie
Neil Gaiman's Sandman gets an adaptation on Netflix
The preschool show Batwheels premieres on Cartoon Network
The Batman premieres in theaters with Robert Pattinson as the caped crusader
Black Adam gets his own theatrical movie
The animated DC League of Super pets hits theaters
DC Superhero girls ends it runs with a crossover film entitled Teen Titans Go! & DC Super Hero Girls: Mayhem in the Multiverse
Animated movies released this year: Catwoman: Hunted, Green Lantern: Beware My Power, Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons
2023
In the aftermath of a fight between Batman, Robin and a demon Lazaruz chemicals rain down on the earth affecting everyone especially those with super powers this is the Lazarus Planet event
The Dawn of DC publishing event happens unlike previous publishing events new titles will be rolled out across the year instead of all at once
The Titans start operating out of Bludhaven in a new series
The 2 month line wide event Knight Terrors happens in which the new villain Insomnia traps nearly everyone in their nightmares
My Adventures with Superman premieres on Adult Swim as well as streaming
The Flash gets his own theatrically released movie 
Blue Beetle gets his first movie that also acts as the first movie to star a Latino character
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All the movies that inspired Stranger Things 4 (According to the Stranger Things Writers)
1. 300 2. 12 Monkeys 3. 13th Warrior 4. 2001: a Space Odyssey 5. 28 Days Later 6. 47 Meters Down: Uncaged 7. Ace Ventura Pet Detective 8. Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls 9. Almost Famous 10. Altered States (Unavailable) 11. Amalie 12. American Sniper (TNT) 13. Analyze This 14. Annihilation 15. Aristocats 16. Armageddon 17. Arrival 18. Assassin’s Creed Movie 19. Avengers: Age of Ultron 20. Babe: Pig in the City 21. Back Draft (Peacock) 22. Basketcase 23. Batman Begins 24. Batman vs. Superman 25. Battle of Big Rock 26. Beauty and the Beast 27. Beetlejuice 28. Behind Enemy Lines 29. Beverly Hills Cop 30. Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey 31. Billy Madison 32. Black Cauldron 33. Black Swan 34. Blade Runner: 2049 35. Blair Witch Project 36. Boondock Saints 37. Borat 38. Bram Stoker’s Dracula 39. Broken Arrow 40. Burn After Reading 41. C.H.U.D. 42. Cabin in the Woods 43. Carrie 44. Casablanca 45. Castaway 46. Children of Men 47. Cider House Rules 48. Clueless 49. Con Air 50. Congo 51. Constantine 52. Crank 53. Crimson Tide 54. Dances With Wolves 55. Dark Knight 56. Death to Smoochy 57. Deep Blue Sea 58. Die Hard 1 2 & 3 59. Dogma (YouTube) 60. Don’s Plum 61. Don’t Breathe (Nope) 62. Doom 63. Dreamcatcher 64. Drop Dead Fred 65. Dukes of Hazzard 66. Dumb & Dumber 67. Edward Scissorhands 68. Emma 69. Enter the Void 70. Event Horizon 71. Ex Machina 72. Fallen 73. Fargo 74. Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift 75. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off 76. Final Destination 77. Fisher King 78. Forrest Gump 79. Fugitive 80. Full Metal Jacket 81. Get Out 82. Ghost 83. Ghostbusters 84. Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 85. Girl, Interrupted 86. Gladiator (?) 87. Godzilla: King of the Monsters 88. Good Fellas 89. Good Will Hunting 90. Hackers 91. Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets 92. Heat 93. Hell or High Water 94. Hellraiser (I + II) 95. Hidden 96. High Fidelity 97. High School Musical 98. Highlander 99. Home Alone 100. Hunger Games 101. Hurt Locker 102. I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang 103. I Am Legend 104. In Cold Blood 105. Inception 106. Independence Day 107. Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark 108. Indiana Jones: Temple of Doom 109. Innerspace 110. Inside Out 111. Interview with a Vampire 112. Into the Spiderverse 113. Island of Dr. Moreau 114. It Follows 115. It’s a Wonderful Life 116. Italian Job 117. James Bond (all) 118. James Bond: Skyfall 119. John Carter of Mars 120. JP (= Jurassic Park?) 121. Jupiter Ascending 122. Jurassic World 2: Fallen Kingdom 123. Karate Kid 124. Kingsmen 125. Knives Out 126. Labyrinth 127. Leon: the Professional 128. Let The Right One In 129. Little Miss Sunshine 130. Long Kiss Goodnight 131. Lord of the Rings: Trilogy 132. Lord of the Rings: Two Towers 133. Lost Boys 134. Mad Max: Fury Road 135. Magnolia 136. Mask of Zorro 137. Men in Black 138. Mimic 139. Minority Report 140. Misery 141. Mr. & Mrs. Smith 142. My Cousin Vinny 143. Mystic River 144. Never Been Kissed 145. Nightmare 3: Dream Warriors 146. No Country for Old Men 147. North By Northwest 148. Ocean’s 11 + 12 149. Ocean’s 8 150. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest 151. Open Water 152. Orange County 153. Ordinary People 154. Paddington: 2 155. Pan’s Labyrinth 156. Papillon 157. Paradise Lost 158. Peter Jackson’s King Kong 159. Peter Pan 160. Pineapple Express 161. Platoon 162. Predator 163. Primal Fears 164. Princess Bride 165. Prisoners 166. Pulp Fiction 167. Ravenous 168. Reality Bites 169. Red Dragon 170. Reservoir Dogs 171. Robocop 172. Rushmore 173. Saving Private Ryan 174. Scrooged 175. Se7en 176. Shape of Water 177. Shooter 178. Sicario 179. Silence of the Lambs 180. Silver Bullet 181. Sky High 182. Society 183. Source Code 184. Speed 185. Splash! 186. Splice 187. Spy Kids 188. Star Wars 189. Star Wars: Rogue One 190. Starship Troopers 191. Step Up 2: Step Up 2 Tha Streets 192. Stoker 193. Superbad 194. Swept Away 195. Swingers 196. Sword in the Stone 197. Swordfish 198. Tangled 199. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 200. Terminator 2 201. Terminator: Dark Fate 202. The A-Team 203. The Birdcage 204. The Birds 205. The Book of Henry 206. The Cell 207. The Craft 208. The Crazies 209. The Crow 210. The Descent 211. The Devil’s Advocate 212. The Fifth Element 213. The Fly 214. The Good Son 215. The Goofy Movie 216. The Graduate 217. The Green Mile 218. The Guardian 219. The Guest 220. The Hobbit: I, II, II 221. The Lighthouse 222. The Matrix 223. The Mist 224. The Mummy 225. The Natural 226. The Neverending Story 227. The Orphan 228. The Peanut Butter Solution 229. The Perfect Storm 230. The Prestige 231. The Raid 232. The Revenant 233. The Ring 234. The Rock 235. The Shining 236. The Terminal 237. The Visit 238. Thor: Ragnarok 239. Timeline 240. Titanic 241. To Kill a Mockingbird 242. Tombstone 243. Total Recall 244. Toy Story 4 245. True Lies 246. True Romance 247. Truman Show 248. Twister 249. Unbreakable 250. Unforgiven 251. Unleashed 252. Very Bad Things 253. Wanted 254. War Dogs 255. War Games 256. Wayne’s World 257. Wedding Crashers 258. Weird Science 259. Welcome to Marwen 260. Welcome to the Dollhouse 261. Wet Hot American Summer 262. What Dreams May Come 263. What Lies Beneath 264. What Women Want 265. What’s Eating Gilbert Grape? 266. Who Framed Roger Rabbit 267. Willow 268. Wizard of Oz 269. You’ve Got Mail 270. Young Sherlock Holmes 271. Zodiac 272. Zoolander
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Okay, under the button since it's like almost two hundred movies, but I want to start making some progress on watching these films, but despite it being two hundred, my brain says that it is still a small list, so I am once again looking for more movie recs. 🙇
1. Requiem for a Dream
2. Pacific Rim
3. War Games
4. Sharp Objects (2018) dir. Jean-Marc Vallée
5. Les soeurs Brontë (1979)  
6. Crimes of the Future
7. Videodrome
8. Jackass
9. Novitiate (2017)
10. The Sons of Katie Elder
11. El Dorado
12. Raw Deal
13. The Running Man (arnold)
14. The Mist
15. Black Mountain Side
16. In The Mouth of Madness
17. The Fifth Element
18. The Many Saints of Newark (will watch show first)
19. James Bond series
20. Resident Evil (seven thousandth watch)
21. The Boy and the Heron
22. Moulin Rouge
23. Bill and Ted (second watch)
24. The Day The Earth Stood Still
25. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 
26. Jurassic Park (second watch)
27. Robocop
28. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
29. The Boondock Saints
30. Legally Blonde (second watch)
31. The Fog (second watch)
32. Llamageddon 
33. Hellraiser
34. Candyman
35. Shaun of The Dead (second watch)
36. Scarface
37. The Shawshank Redemption
38. Ghost in The Shell
39. No Country for Old Men
40. Kill Bill series
41. The Wolf of Wall Street
42. Watchmen
43. Lone Wolf and Cub series
44. Last Night in Soho
45. Throne of Blood
46. Fargo
47. Hereditary
48. David Lynch:: The Art Life
49. Wayne's World series
50. I Am Legend (second watch)
51. Grease 
52. Good Will Hunting
53. The VVitch
54. Leatherface
55. Fantastic Planet
56. Blue Velvet
57. Pulp Fiction (second watch)
58. Twister (second watch)
59. Donnie Darko (second watch)
60. Tales from Earthsea
61. The Secret World of Arrietty
62. Late Spring (1949)
63. From Up on Poppy Hill
64. Rashomon
65. Intermezzo
66. Casablanca
67. When Marnie Was There
68. The Wind Rises
69. The Tale of Princess Kaguya
70. I Married a Witch
71. David Bowie: The Last Five Years
72. Vampyr
73. Kill Boksoon
74. Glass Onion series
75. The Wonder (2022)
76. Hook (1991) (second watch)
77. Time Trap
78. The Yin Yang Master
79. Hold The Dark
80. All Quiet on the Western Front
81. The Cloverfield Paradox
82. Reservoir Dogs
83. Spider-man (2002)
84. The Karate Kid series
85. Unknown Cosmic Time Machine
86. The Good Nurse (2022)
87. What Did Jack Do?
88. Banyuki
89. Amina (2021)
90. The Colony (2021)
91. Cities of Last Things
92. The Metamorphosis of Birds
93. The Mirror (andrei)
94. Andrei Rublev
95. Nostalgia (andrei)
96. The Sacrifice (andrei)
97. Ivan's Childhood (andrei)
98. The Steamroller and Violin (andrei)
99. Sunset Blvd (1950)
100. Ikiru (1952)
101. Seven Samurai (1954)
102. Citizen Kane
103. Dr. Strangelove
104. La La Land (2016)
105. Noriko's Dinner Table
106. The Godfather
107. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
108. The Good The Bad The Ugly
109. Mad Max Fury Road
110. Goodfellas
111. Indiana Jones series
112. Fight Club
113. Galaxy Quest
114. Dunkirk
115. Groundhog Day
116. Star Trek movies
117. Full Metal Jacket
118. Pink Floyd: The Wall
119. Naked Lunch
120. The Iron Giant
121. Chinatown (1974)
122. Minority Report
123. Velvet Goldmine
124. Dogma
125. To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newma
126. The Prestige
127. Annie Hall
128. Taxi Driver
129. Dead Poets Society
130. The Matrix
131. The Green Mile
132. Django Unchained
133. Your Name
134. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
135. Inland Empire
136. The Elephant Man
137. Lost Highway
138. Woman in the Dunes
139. Meshes of an Afternoon
140. Tokyo  Decadence 
141. Limbo (1999)
142. Maps to the Stars
143. The Machinist
144. Under the Silver Lake
145. The Northman
146. Kingdom of Heaven
147. The Grand Budapest Hotel
148. The Revenant (alejandro)
149. A Clockwork Orange
150. Incendies
151. Apocalypse Now
152. Knight of Cups
153. Once Upon a Time in America
154. Valhalla Rising
155. Inception
156. Interview with a Vampire
157. But I'm a Cheerleader
158. Angels in America
159. Pan's Labyrinth 
160. Clue
161. Asteroid City
162. Anastasia
163. Jo jo rabbit
164. Fantastic Mr. Fox
165. Rambo
166. Mission Impossible 
167. Suspiria
168. Jarhead
169. Macbeth
170. Mishima: A Life In Four Chapters 
171. Visions of Ecstasy
172. The Handmaiden (2016)
173. The Fly (cronenberg)
174. Dead Ringers
175. Tenet
176. Sicario
177. Vanishing on 7th Street
178. Invasion of the Body Snatchers
179. Gladiator
180. Once Upon a Time in the West
181. Children of the Corn
182. The Revenant 2016
183. Transformers series
184. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
185. Gaslight (1944)
186. The Road
187. Vesper
188. The Hills Have Eyes
189. Tentacles
190. Die Hard series 
191. Freddy Got Fingered
192. The Day After Tomorrow 
193. The Song of the Scarlet Flower (Teuvo Tulio, 1938)
194. Jane Eyre
195. Northanger Abbey (2007) 
196. Lady Chatterley`s Lover (2015)
197. LA COLLECTIONNEUSE (1967) dir. Éric Rohmer
198. The Lion In Winter
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Les Misérables 130/365 -Victor Hugo
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The Bernadines don’t admit widows and don’t speak of the unknown macerations. When one postulates, they dress in white flowers and black veils as an office for the dead is sung in two rows saying she is dead and alive. The convent had a boarding school for girls whose pupils conformed to all practices of the convent, whose mothers weren’t allowed to hug them. (this convent sounds more like a cult)
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They are still children and they played in their own groups and spoke of their mothers. A foundling who was raised there claimed their mother wasn’t there when she was born. They were into four corners of the refractory, they split into insect names which everyone belonged to one, spider, cricket, caterpillar and woodlouse, each had their own peculiarities. (these are weird Hogwarts houses)
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Above the refractory was a prayer that disappeared under paint in 1827 and eventually memory too. In the mess hall the students ate in silence to hear a sermon from the pulpit from an old book. Once some students snuck to read it and only found unintelligible pages about the sins of young boys. Occasionally the students would sneak a fallen fruit from the trees.
Once a woman who was not a nun, Madame Albertine, was treated with great respect despite being mad. (believed she was dead which is an actual mental condition) She was usually calm until a new priest went to sermon recognizing him as Auguste, so she must belong to high society. No sound from outside made it into the convent except for a flute, several times a day for months, the girls were desperate to see the man who played it.
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There is also the Little Convent which is the garden where the old nuns lived and those of various orders who were exiled in the Revolution.
125
From 1819 to 1825 the prioress was Blemeur about sixty well rounded in studies and the sub prioress was the nearly blind, Cineres. Saint-Mechtilde took up the job of the choir and the scholars most loved her, Euphraise and Mouthe and Michel. They were gentle on the children. With the exception of the gardener and archbishop, no man entered the convent.
126
The convent was composed of several buildings, the main hall, the carriage entrance, servant's hall and in the main arm were the cells. The streets that surrounded it were more ancient than Paris.
127
In the Little Convent a centurion lived and would talk of the old days and every year renewed her vows and kept little secret treasure, a platter a Faenza representing little loves.
128
In the convent of Rue du Temple was less severe than Petit-Picpus. The chestnut tree was considered the finest in France. Two centuries ago, two sisters, appalled by the sacrilege at two churches gave funds to found a monastery of the order of Saint-Benoit. (Hugo’s like you will read this superfluous backstory and you will like it)
129
At the beginning of the Restoration Petit-Picpus was in decay and so was the order. 1840 the Little Convent disappeared and the school, the order was so rigid and received no new recruits and over the years the population dwindled. (to the surprise of no one I imagine) The prioress in 1847 was forty and there are twenty-eight sisters left. It is now Jean Valjean arrived in the garden. (ok we’re getting back to the plot)
Mind while the author doesn’t understand the convent, they aren't insulting it, as religion is undergoing a crisis in the nineteenth century. “People on learning certain things, and they do well, provided that, while unlearning them learn this: there is no vacuum in the human heart. Certain demolitions take place, and it is well that they do, but on the condition they are followed by reconstructions.” p.328 Counterfeit of the past put on false names to call itself the future, a mask hypocrisy, remove it. The convent questions civilization that condemns them, questions liberty that protects.
BOOK SEVEN PARENTHESIS
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This dramatic book’s personage is Infinite man is second. When encountering the infinite, you are overpowered with respect, God among the human walls so our duty to enter the convent.
(well officially one third of the way through this book)
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so much love for people with verbal stims, echolalia, who repeat sounds or make their own, who are mumbling or singing or making noises to themselves all the time when they feel safe,
<3<3<3<3 giving all of u a forehead kiss
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#3
desperately feeling for every little autistic queer kid in school rn. school fucking sucked for me, big time, and I've been out of school for 11 years now and part of me wants to ignore that schools are still a thing for many people.
you are strong and capable and gorgeous. your stims are good and cute actually! you are allowed to be open about yourself and it'll make some things easier but it'll make other things harder and you're also perfectly allowed to keep parts of you a secret if that keeps you safe for now. but most importantly, please remember that this awful time in your life will pass, even though it feels like it's forever right now. one day soon you'll look back and wonder why you were ever so scared. you'll grow into such a lovely wonderful person. in fact you already are and don't you forget it. your future holds happiness and peace. i love you.
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the diet cult is a solution to a nonexistent problem.
which is great, capitalism loves a solution without a problem. Or rather, selling you a solution to a problem they tell you you absolutely have.
so they make everyone believe that losing weight is super desirable for some reason.
it can only really be accomplished by disordered eating and/or exercise habits. (there have been so many studies showing that long term weight loss is not possible for most people, unless they develop disordered eating or exercise habits.)
the problem? people get hungry cus their bodies need food!
the solution? try this pill, that shake, such-and-such supplement. join this group with like minded diet cultists people who want to lose weight! you have to pay a membership fee and it'll try to dictate every bite you put in your mouth and sell you special recipes and ingredients and build an entire economy based on your low self-esteem, cus society tells you anything above stick-thin is too fat.
it's a cult aimed at controlling your entire life, where you shop, what you buy, what you eat. it's super good at it?? to the point where like. the majority of women in western countries seem to be falling for it?? (can't speak for other places but i imagine it's big elsewhere too)
to the point where many fat people believe they don't have worth unless they lose weight,
and many thin people believe that the worst thing that could happen to them is to gain weight,
when in reality, weight is morally neutral. being fat protects you from some diseases, actually. socio-economic status is a better predictor of health than weight. etc. etc.
fat ppl and fat liberation activists have been talking about this for so fucking long. i really don't know what it will take to get people to listen.
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My #1 post of 2022
"sexuality and gender are different things"
and
"a lot of trans people conceptualise their sexuality through their gender or vice versa and for many of us the two are inextricably linked"
are both true statements, the only reason why you see more of the first and less of the second is because cis people are pathologically unable to understand nuance in this area. in this essay i wi-
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The Bible Of Mysteries: The 23 Enigma
***2/3= .666 the number of the beast
The New York Yankees won the World Series 23 times
The Uranium isotope used in Nuclear bombs is U235
AOL chat rooms only allow 23 people at a time
In the film Airport, the mad bomber has seat 23
***There are exactly 23 charicters, numbers and letters, on the face of all U.S. coins
***Every 23rd wave crashing on a beach averages twice the size as normal
In the film Airplane II, the name of the spaceship is XR-2300
230 people died in the conspiracy plagued TWA flight 800 disaster
The Unibomber killed or wounded 23 people
The address of the Freemasons lodge in Stafford, England, is 23 Jaol Road. In New York City it's on 23rd street.
***The letter W is the 23rd in the alphabet and has 2 points down and 3 points up
The first Apollo landing on the moon was at 23.63 degrees east; the second was 23.42 degrees west.
April 19th the date of the battle of Lexington, the holocaust at Waco, and the Oclahoma city bombing is written 4/19 by Americans and 19/4 by Europeans. Either way it adds up to 23.
In Star Wars Princess Lea was held in cell AA-23
***Shakespeare was 46(2*23) when the King James Bible was published. Psalm 46(2*23) has it's 46th word "shake" and the 46th word back from the end is "spear".
On the Seinfeld show, Kramer hides an Air-Conditioner on levl purple 23 of a parking garrage.
***William Shakespeare was born on April 23,1556 and died on April 23, 1616.
51, as in Area 51 breaks down to 23 + 23 + (2*3)=51
August 23,1305 William Wallace was exicuted for treason.
August 23, 1970 River Pheonix was born.
The original Star Trek, as well as Babylon Five are set in the 23rd century
***The human Biorhythm cycle is 23 days
***It takes 23 seconds for blood to circulate through the human body
***Julius Ceasar was stabbed 23 times by the assasans.
X-Files: 10.13 productions.10 + 13 = 23
"Scottish Rite Freemasonry" has 23 letters.
A technological singularity has been predicted by "experts" in the near future. It is expected around 2030 AD.
***Geosynchronous orbit occurs at 23,000 miles above Earth's surface.
Psychic Edgar Cayce started having visions of lost Atlantis in 1923.
Hitler joined a secret society in 1923.
Avagadro's number as used in the ideal gas law is 6.02 * 10^23
The CIA headquarters in McLean, VA is located on rt. 123.
***The tilt of Earth's axis is roughly 23o accounting for the changing seasons and the procession of the Zodiac.
***Homo sapiens are given 46 chromosomes from their parents, 23 male and 23 female.
***The Dog Days of Summer begin on July 23 when Sirius the Dogstar rises from behind the sun.
Sydney Carton was the 23rd man beheaded in the climax of Dickens' Tale of Two Cities
Accordidng to Noam Chomsky over half of the national media is owned by 23 companies
The average smoker inhales 23 ciggarettes a day
There are 23 chapters of the Cult Awareness Network
Joseph Smith, the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints was born on December 23, 1805.
On December 23, 1805 the Federal Reserve Act passed i
n congress.
***According to ancient Mayan prophesy on December 23, 2012 the world will end.
***In both ancient Sumaria and Egypt July 23 is the start of the new year.
The Nissan car takes its name from "Ni" which means 2 in Japaneese and "san" which means 3. Nissan means 23.
The articles of Impeechment used against Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton are under Article 2, section 3 of the constitution.
The United States set off 23 atomic bombs at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific.
Lines 22-23 of Book I of Milton's Paradice Lost "What in me is dark/ Illumine, what is low raise and support."
In a recent film version of Alice in Wonderland a stuffed
Rabbit comes alive and runs away from a case numbered 23.
***The first prime number in which both digits are prime and add up to make annother prime is 23.
It is believed that Adam and Eve had 23 daughters.
It is believed that the verses of the Qur'an were revealed over a period of 23 years. There exist hadith that support this figure, but many more that give other lengths of time.
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I want to be better, but I don’t want to gain weight, I like seeing my bones. I like seeing the numbers go down. But also I’m used to people leaving and I’m used to being sad, when things get better it always crashes afterward, and there’s something satisfying and seeing the destruction that you caused, I don’t know if I want to get better. I don’t know if medication will make me better or just make me numb, I don’t know if it’s worth it. I don’t know what happy feels like anymore
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#2 - P R O G R E S S [slight tw]
Progress is hard. It’s even harder if you don’t want to do it. It’s so much easier to stay sick. No hard work to be better. No hard work to stay better. Sometimes I question why I try to heal. Most times, I can’t find the answer because there isn’t one. 
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