my brother is threatening me

No it doesn't 😂

And so what if he spoils the show it's not the end of the wrold you'll watch it and still feel the excitement

ikkkk omg trying not to get spoilers is so stressful, more stressful than gcss, I'm staying way from as much aot related social media i can, anddd i love kiki's delivery service, we have the same name/nickname : D

you don't get it aot is so special, i would risk my life for it, it is a MASTERPIECE

Not a clue what you're referring to, but Mikasa was a baddie iirc

Yep, deleted TikTok for that reason (and Ramadan as well and because it's a major distraction anyway). Stay away from literally anything related to it because manga readers randomly comment spoilers sometimes.

Thanks, but that's my sister's nickname - my parent's never came up with one for me so I stole hers for this account.

Not a clue what you're referring to, but Mikasa was a baddie iirc

Yes I do to me the flash is a masterpiece but if someone spoilt it I'll be a bit upset but get over it staright away

Just revise and thank ur bro

ok I get it u havw a point but aot would still be heartbreaking if it was spoilt , i have my own spoilers i can use against him anyways hehe

i have my own spoilers i can use against him anyways hehe

SMH just work. 😂

Probably the best tactic and what I use on my siblings in return. Could you not just complain to your parents though? Your brother seems weirdly controlling, though he probably just wants the best for you and for you to do well in your mocks.
Good luck with your revision anyway.

I'm going to read it as soon as it comes out, and if you haven't revised - I'll spoil it myself.
No spoilers you can use against me, now get revising

my parents think it's a good idea lmao
i may have exaggerated a bit, im sure he said that just to push me to do at least 3 hours plus idk
but thanksssss

Dude who are u my brother in disguise 😭😂

Three hours a day seems reasonable to me. Make sure you're taking your breaks (maybe every 30 mins?) and do plenty of practice questions and active recall (the blurting method is particularly helpful). Get on top of your flashcards and make sure your revision involves you actually practising/using active recall and not just writing or rewriting notes.

Might be