“But I can’t just use the same OCs in multiple unrelated stories with completely different settings” buddy, some of literary science fiction’s most celebrated authors invented entire subgenres of sci fi in order to justify doing exactly that. If you really can’t live with yourself unless you explain it, go with multiverse theory. Go with serial reincarnation. Heck, make the fact that their cumulative backstories cannot possibly add up an explicit plot point and go with some sort of metaphysical “eternal champion” deal. These are old and well-established plot devices created for that precise purpose – the heavy lifting has been done for you.

Dear goyim,

It’s not actually any of your business “how Jewish” someone is or what part of the world their family hails from or what that person’s views on Israel are.

It’s not actually your place to decide whether or not someone is Jewish or to tell Jews what they must be like to be a “good Jew” or what their political views must be to be accepted by society. It’s not actually your place to decide whether or not a Jew is wrong in calling something you did or said antisemitic.

It’s just not and it never will be. A Jew is a Jew, and it’s not your place to decide what Jewishness is or what forms of Jewishness are acceptable, and it’s definitely not your place to decide what constitutes antisemitism or make excuses for it.

Now kindly stop speaking over Jews when it comes to Jewishness, Judaism, and Jewish problems, and start listening.

Rewatching Digimon Adventure as an adult, more like

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