What if skyrim was real

Not only that, but if I force myself to stay up, I just spend the whole time feeling guilty and stressed out about the fact that I should be sleeping. Dating is a pain. Not in Skyrim! Simply do someone a few favors and you are guaranteed to have them linked to you for the rest of your life, if you so desire. Okay, maybe some of us have amazing accomplishments that we love to show off. Is someone you must see every day irritating you? Simply get rid of them! Unlike in real life where you just get to suck it up, in Skyrim you can simply eliminate them in one fell swoop.

The thought of ever being able to have a decent house that I own is laughable. But in Skyrim, within just hours of living my life, I can afford to purchase a house and build my savings from there. Not to mention, you can easily play a significant role in changing the outcome of how those situations are handled in Skyrim, unlike reality. I live in Wisconsin. Usually, the questionable behavior involves cheating in games , racism or sexism, or domestic abuse.

Occasionally, it goes even further. Ali Nasser Abulaban, a year-old going by the online name of JinnKid, could be considered a fairly successful social media star, with over a million combined followers on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.

Unfortunately, behind the comedic exterior lay a much more volatile personality. Abulaban had moved out of the apartment that he shared with his wife Ana, 28, on October 18 and checked into a motel in Mission Beach, a community of San Diego, California. A few hours after leaving, Abulaban returned to the apartment with a loaded gun. In the living room, he allegedly shot Ana once in the forehead and her friend Rayburn Barron, 29, in the neck, cheek, and back of the head.

Neither survived the attack. Just after 3 p. Even had he not confessed, a security camera captured Abulaban running from an elevator to Ana's apartment on the day of the murders, and a neighbor's Nest camera recorded him leaving. Just weeks before her death, Ana had accused her husband of domestic violence and was taking steps to divorce him, but a restraining order had not yet been filed.

Despite confessing to the crimes to both his daughter and mother, Abulaban pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder during his arraignment in San Diego Superior Court on October