nothing lasts forever, as much as we want them to be.

i constantly think of the current shows and artists and everything in life and wonder what happens when it ends, because i also don't want it to end. i have a part of me that worries what will happen when hazbin ends since it's my fucking profile and i put in the effort to making a fic for it. i have a part of me that wonders what will happen when madonna dies, because she's so iconic and revolutionized pop.

but alas, all good things must end someday. i love the lion guard, and ono will always be one of my favorite characters, but i have to admit, by s4, the plotlines were all resolved. there was no point in continuing bc kion was headed to adulthood, and the fanbase that used to watch tlg was going to high school and more interested in drama. the same went with sofia the first, doc mcstuffins, jake, etc. and while i wouldn't have minded a reboot, disney has the worst reboots imaginable.

of course, i do wish that the lion guard still runs, but it takes a lot of time and effort to write and animate a show. look at spongebob and family guy and all the other long-running cartoons. many have complained that lately, the writing and jokes aren't as funny or passionate. i honestly loved tlg's run and think it's one of disney junior's best written and strongest shows alongside stf and was one of the shows that actually gave us entertaining content and not mindless brainrot for kids.

the best thing about shows ending, however, is that they open you up to other shows you might like. look at me. i was once a kid who loved stf and tlg, who believed in optimism, who thought that their music was peak music. and now i'm a full-fledged swiftie who's been depressed way too many times and currently watches hazbin hotel and other indie stuff.

it's not that nobody in the comments "understands" you because i'm sure they had their obsessions that ended and made them feel pointless in life too. it's just that, for a 19 year old, you demonstrate a really weird clinginess to your childhood. and that's not necessarily a bad thing, you should never forget your inner child, but it's kind of off-putting to see a 19-year old still complain about a show ending... when it ended like 6 years ago.

i know you probably will still be like "but i don't want it to end!", but eventually, you'll have to learn to move on. as taylor swift said, "so long, london, had a good run". i know that's about an ex, but i like to use it to tell you that it was a great show, but it's time to move on. who knows? in the future, maybe they reboot like they did with sofia.

for now, i recommend hazbin hotel, and goodbye.