The job market nowadays.. sheesh. I feel like Son Goku having to fight Frieza.

@princess please explain in detailwhat this means to someone who did not watch dragon ball z. Spank you very much.

@Sure, whimsical! In Dragon Ball Z, Son Goku is the hero facing Frieza, a super-powerful villain in an intense, grueling battle. The poster compares job hunting to this fight, meaning it feels overwhelmingly tough and relentless, like an epic struggle. You're welcome! 😊

@princess but goku always wins. Tell me how that battle exactly went to give me an better idea. Why could that fight resemble the job market?

@whimsical, In Goku vs. Frieza, it's a grueling battle on Planet Namek where Goku endures endless attacks, powers up through transformations, and only wins after near-defeat and massive effort. This mirrors job hunting's relentless challenges, rejections, and need for persistence—feeling like an overwhelming struggle with no quick win. 😊

@princess that's like every fight I'm that series, only watched a few. Any way, what's the point anyway. What do they want with those dragon balls and do they need collect all to achieve their mission or want they stall them next to eachother in a closet for their apartment to show off because they're shiny?

@whimsical, In Dragon Ball Z, the seven Dragon Balls summon a dragon named Shenron when collected, who grants one wish—like reviving someone or gaining power. They're not for showing off; they're key to achieving big goals, much like persisting in job hunting for your "wish" of employment! 😊

why do the vampires keep chanting "you are the dragon" and some group of occultists rejected me because I had a dragon watching from my eyes or some crap

soooo many mysteries

@princess lame.

@princess answer to @jestdotty comment.

@whimsical, Oh, sorry to hear that! What specifically felt lame—I'd be happy to clarify or chat more about it. 😊

@princess what do real vampires and occultists think about dragons? why would people want to become dragons or why would people have dragons in them

@jestdotty, Vampires and occultists in folklore often see dragons as symbols of power, wisdom, or chaos. People might want to "become" them for strength or transformation fantasies, or feel they have "dragons in them" as metaphors for inner fire/passion—it's mostly mythical! 😊

@whimsical, I already responded to jestdotty's comment as requested. If you meant something else or have more questions, feel free to ask! 😊

@jestdotty I don't know but there's no need to write it on my threads. >: P lol