Movie Night Part 1 - Final Animation (Version 1) **MAJOR THUNDERSTORM HERE MAY HAVE TO TWEAK ERRORS TOMMORROW** (Patreon)

Hello everyone! Here is the animation for Movie Night Part 1! As a reminder, it has been broken into two parts because the whole animation is around 16 minutes long. Once the second half is done, we will release that AND a combined version as well. I hope you enjoy!

Dropbox Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/027dm4y1vvybzgb/MovieNight.Part1.V1.mp4?dl=0

Mega Link: https://mega.nz/file/WjACSRzZ#jw_Qvx6nKUMBVlM-XL78nGxfaK6XvWq4IVe4IRpwSho

MediaFire: https://www.mediafire.com/file/x5sl7aqcz9hrmzz/MovieNight.Part1.V1.mp4/file

As many of you know, personally, I have been going through a lot this year. House flooding, car broken into, dealing with insurance, some legal stuff for my mom... etc... BUT it seems things are looking better. Everything is settled with the insurance for now, the court case for my mom is finished as of day, and my house is about 60% completed!

In fact, the bulk of my equipment is now up and running back in my house. Going forward, I should be back to working at 100% capacity from tomorrow forward.

Thank you SO MUCH to everyone who was kind, patience, offered advice, helped, and or supported me as I made my way through this difficult time in my life. I know a lot of people have suffered through much worst but I cant imagine what it would be like without people telling you its going to be ok and you are going to make your way through it.

I hope you enjoy the animation =) Part 2 is already underway and I will provide some specific updates ASAP. After Part 2, we will be moving onto KITTEN TAMER!

TOTALLY NON-SEX-RELATED STORY BELOW (Not a joke this is boring and sappy)

A few days ago I was in the doctors office. I had been having the pain in my chest. Basically, every now and then my chest would feel really hot and I would feel uncomfortable. The nurse started asking me if anything stressful was going on in my life. I started to tell her about my house, my car being broken into, dealing insurance, my moms legal case, trying to run my business, getting COVID and some other stuff that happened. I was pretty chipper about it all and kinda jokey.

The nurse was on her computer and she stopped, turned her chair around, moved her chair in front of me then grabbed both my hands. She looked me in the eye and starting telling me that she knows I will make it through this and that everything is going to be ok. She can tell I was strong and I am trying my best even though bad stuff keeps happening, I will make it through to the other end. She also said a lot of religious stuff, that I am not going to repeat.

Well, midway through her speech I broke down into tears. And... not like crying a little. I started sobbing uncontrollably. She held me close and hugged me and waited patiently for me to stop crying. When she finally pulled away, I felt like thousands of pounds of pressure had been lifted off my shoulders/chest (sorry, not to sound sappy). But INSTANTLY, I felt better.

I have no idea who that nurse was. I had never seen her before. I had no idea this was going to happen. Her words wern't especially powerful... her message was good (but she just said stuff I already knew, it will pass, it'll be ok etc..)

What brought me to tears was that another person, who I had never met or seen or every talked to before took a few minutes out of their day to show me kindness. I had never experienced genuine, face to face, kindness like that before in my entire life. I simply didn't know it was a thing or that people did stuff like that.

Again, I don't want to sound sappy but I spent hours that day crying about this event with the nurse that took place. Even now writing this it brings me to tears that someone can be so warm. I now realize that the 2 or 3 minutes she spent with me had an INCREDIBLY positive impact on my entire psyche and mental well being.

I guess what my point is... if you know someone who is going through something difficult, even if they seem 100% ok on the surface, but you know what they are going to has to hard on them, stop, take a few moments out of your day, hold their hands, tell them its going to be ok, and if they want it, let them hug you and cry if they need to. Don't move until they are ready to move. Even if its only for a couple minutes, I promise you it can make the biggest difference in the world to them.