[systemd] long login, infinite shutdown issues

Hi all.
For years I've used slim which executed my .xinitrc. In .xinitrc I always declared actions to perform on startup. And this setup worked for years, as I said.
Some time ago I noticed, that login to my laptop takes ~10sec. This is the time from entering password till seeing X or (if text tty is used) zsh prompt.
So I started digging around, and found, that slim is considered incompatible with systemd. Also, systemctl --user has never worked for me (something with dbus session), so I decided to switch to sddm-git.
Switch to sddm didn't solved the issue of a long login.
Moreover, while playing with all this, I noticed that on my text ttys I regularly get messages likes these:
systemd-logind.service watchdog timeout!
Failed to start User Manager for UID 1000.
Sometimes, they are about journald also.
Also, I can't run my .xinitrc from sddm now. I can only execute a fresh i3 session, but I would like to execute all the statements I have in .xinitrc. Is it possible at all with all these systemd-dbus-pam-user-session-nano-technologies?
Finally, laptop shutdown had been never possible for me since the most recent arch installation (about a year ago). Laptop just gets stuck while shutting down and remains in this state forever. This didn't bothered me too much, because I turn off my laptop rarely. But would be great to fix this, of course...
Appreciate any help.

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