/img/ - Aesthetics & Images

>>29723
Yeah but they're referring to hot women.
There are lots of guys who "loves NEET girls" but only when they looks like Tomoko from watamote

>>30723
This, they only mean it when the woman they're talking about looks like Tomoko
And I have a theory that if you were to put some so-called 'tomboy lovers' in a room with irl tomboys they'd flee because they don't look like the fit anime chicks they jerk off to for example

>>30723
Not neccesarily but the ones that don't tend to have a girlfriend or be really unattractive

>>29715
There are, ironically, tons of guys who would go for this

>>30694
wow. totally wasn’t expecting this cliche response. not jealous… why would i be? what is there to be jealous of nona?

>>30554
i don't pounds

>>30646
I don't pounds either

Irish ruins by the sea

The Adam Clayton Powell building in NYC is LITERALLY my favorite building ever! So gorgeous!

>>29751
Sorry, but I literally (okay, figuratively) CREAM MYSELF over this building: it is just SO PERFECT in every single way imaginable! WHO/HOW/WHY did they even come up with (create) this marvel?!

Neuschwanstein Castle

>>30660
Thanks! I'm actually in the process of making & printing new stickers and decals for it.
Customizing stuff to truly make it yours is super fun!

I'd always wanted one of those Jurassic Park big T-Rex toys. Or any of the dinosaurs, really. We were kind of poor, so I was never able to get many toys.
I saved up for a while and finally brought one. I've been having a blast posing/taking photos of this dinosaur outside. And now that I'm an adult I can really appreciate the craftsmanship of these things and exactly why they are so expensive.

lots and lots of Japanese fashion and anime merchandise. unfortunately I am in debt now because of this but finally being able to buy merch of my long term special interest anime has definitely made me feel happier.

>>30668
Show us your dream dinos!

G2 Littlets Pet Shop. At some point of my childhood I saw these little guys on the net and instantly fell in love with them, getting into the LPS rabbit hole YouTube series and feeling absolutley jelly seeing capital/americans girlies with their huge collections and high accessibility while I was from a poor family and lived in a small town, lol.

Nowdays, I have some decent amount dreamies of mine and still on the game carefuly shopping around with some pals because I'm a third country fag with a reaaaaally toxic community infested with big hungry money resellers (and wannabe ones) not giving a damn about common sense squeezing every last penny from really rich or desperate, hasty collectors willing to get themselves into debt by buying old children's plastic toys, it's sad and so fucking frustrating.
All of this bullshit situation just because of some silly LPS series that got viral.

>>30671
When you burn Pimps, Johns and Donestic Abusers… EPIC STYLE!

>>30673
my dream

>look for inspirational figure that isn't a religious saint
>named trinity
i give up

Divine

Patricia highsmith. Yukio Mishima and savitri devi are also on my list but Patricia is probably my biggest influence.. or maybe I just relate to her a lot idk

>>21765
I like Aventurine; it's supposed to be lucky!

>>21767
Old post, but yes nona you have immaculate taste!! I also really love snowflake obsidian, the cristobalite spots really do end up resembling the shape of snowflake clusters during really snowy days. It's beautiful.

And it's kind of an underrated stone, because when I used to be into those spiritual advice tarot readings on Youtube, the piles represented by obsidian stones usually were the least picked.

It reinforces the idea that you need to be a special snowflake in order to like this stone badum tssss

I love red garnets, they remind me of pommegranate grains

>>21778
Did you know that quartz was used to make the electronic device that you are using to read this right now?

>Quartz sand, primarily composed of silicon dioxide (SiO₂), is the essential raw material used to create silicon wafers for CPUs. The process involves purifying the sand to produce electronic-grade silicon, which is then formed into wafers and used in semiconductor manufacturing. It is widely used in various industries, including glass manufacturing, construction, and water filtration, due to its durability and chemical stability.

>>30696
Your pic looks like gypsum, not quartz.