>>19512
yes it does. the boys is just edgy capeshit.

>>19661
it was good though, you have to admit it was pretty good. i don't feel it was really edgy? it's pretty politically progressive too

>>19508
thats non sense
those fucking movies are up there own ass and have storylines spanning like a decade and drop goofy references to other movies that confuse you if you never saw the other movie

>>19470
>Also Damian was adorable.
His frickin voice. Could not have picked a cuter one

Okay I watched the first three episodes of season three. They introduced Nightwing, usually I don't like Dickbabs but they are kind of cute here, I like the way they're writing Barbara in this show overall though. Also I love Harley's outfit in episode 3 for the Villy awards.

>>24988
I played the second one the most and I loved lizard man

I never played it, but growing up as a bit of a Nintendrone kid, I thought it was super duper cool that Link was in the GameCube version of the second game and seeing images of it online made me want to play it lol

Unironically, I had a huge crush on Yoshimitsu back in the day. Can’t really explain why though, probably the mask I guess. I played Soul Calibur on the Dreamcast so much that I unlocked the “customize the opening intro” feature and swapped out Voldo with Sophitia doing her whole “anime sweeping her hair back in the flower field” thing.

None of the games hit the peak that was SC2, but I still enjoyed 6 and even 5. I main Talim.
>>25043
I started with SC2 on GC because of link in all honesty, and I don't regret it at all, had a blast. Nintendo would never do that shit these days with Link.

Used to play a lot of SC2. didn't really have a main though. I really love sophitias dress though, its quite cute.

>>25538
Really ? i had the opposite impression from that subreddit. Back when I used to lurk she had a lot of fans.

for me; it's conrad

Honestly I don't know what even counts as a hated character anymore.
Since we're on the topic of AOT, I really like Mikasa, but most people I've talked to absolutely hate her.
That being said, she always ranks high on popularity polls and shit like that so I don't know what she is.

I love this idiot, but I couldn't keep reading after she proposed to her boyfriend instead of breaking up with him.

On the other hand, I hate Mr. Gye from "Let Me Stay Over Tonight" and mentally refer to him as a future wifebeater. Yet everyone loves him.

Its already leaked.
https://www.eurogamer.net/xenoblade-chronicles-3-leaks-playable-on-steam-deck-before-switch-release

>>25708
My dad listend to smooth jazz radio in the car when I was a kid, I actually really like Paul Hardcastle.

>>25710
I love it because it's nostalgic sounding to me. Thing is I really can't place where I heard tracks like this I just remember them in department stores, games, movies, Tv, the weather channel… I know no other way to rexperience this.

>>25710
So did mine btw, but I mostly remember being sick of it. It was a little different than what I heard in the mall. Now it's a completely different story. It's so peaceful compared to the garbage we are bombarded with now 24/7

>>25701
Plaza.one still gets a ton of views, and Vaporwave still kinda continues its influence in a lot of pixel art places. I dont think its dead

>>25719
When I had a rough time in high school I would always sink into vaporwave tracks and it'd always bring me back to my childhood and calm me. Good times.

i like to visit mlptp.net (My Little Pony Trading Post). we just discuss my little ponies

i hate discords. it's so hard to search through old conversations. you have to scroll a bajillion miles

>>23497
oh no, i just realised i broke rule 5 ( 'A')

this one is ok, it's mot a lot of people but at least it isn't slow
https://forum.agoraroad.com/index.php
It's like a vaporwave forum but in reality everyone is old enough to have a disdain for modern internet

>>25294
Nice, thanks.
I'll add some more (zines, forums, old school personal websites):
https://superpredator.zone/
https://dynomight.net
https://brainiacplaza.net/forumshttps://psychohistory.com/books/the-origins-of-war-in-child-abuse/
http://www.miserytourism.com/
https://www.yonq.zone/yonqmag

train ib
https://www.1chan.net/rail/

I can relate. I don't know any books, but Id recommend trying to use the internet less and setting up screentime or blocking distracting websites. This is what i have been trying so im not wasting away my young adulthood on online crap and instead focus on learning.

>>25418
>>25418
Does anyone else get a kill it with fire feeling when they see characters from Kanon/Air/Clannad? They just look so weird with their giant walleyes. It's disturbing

>>25437

I do like to psychoanalyze almost every thing I say in my social interactions. When I get too comfortable in one however, then I feel I start to lose too much control over what I say. I've had friends I've joked around with before stop talking to me several times because I didn't know when to stop. To this day it's hard for me to understand how to strike a balance. Am I just too autistic to understand at this point? I'd also like to know because I am in a corporate environment now and it feels like even more of a minefield in some ways.

>>25467

>I'm not sure what you want to learn when it comes to taxes that's a really broad topic. Do you want to learn about them from an economic theory pov or an accounting pov? There's this book I found called "Taxes Made Simple"* as well as Taxes for dummies

Yeah, just very basic, intro-level things that will be enough to not make me look like a moron when talking about them. My family never bothered to teach me basic finances, so I've been left pretty much on my own and now I feel like I am behind most of my peers in that knowledge. Especially with finances.

>>25485

You think that's bad? You should see 2002 Kanon.

Just here to say I can relate. It sucks. I have a speech disability so I spoke in grunts and tongues until I was 12 and my life has unfolded the way you'd expect it to. At first I thought I was ok…I got but I've slowly realized that I'm probably irrevocably damaged and I was coping by ever thinking I wasn't.

Hell–I thought I was passable at writing…but just the other day someone said I sounded like a retarded zoomer (I am older than that) when I was begging for help about an abusive and violent family member. It was so abrupt, yet encapsulated how I can't even do the simplest thing right…I can't even ask for help right, for fuck's sake!

Still trying to work on how I am incapable of intelligent thought but knowing that I will always be behind and not enough because I am "retarded" is the ultimate demotivator.

>>25487
>To this day it's hard for me to understand how to strike a balance.
Social interactions are good at correcting errors. Meaning making error (going too far, or not far enough) is not a bug, it's a feature. Corrective measures (such as making sure your joke wasn't offensive afterwards) are part of the interaction; they show you care, and they give an opportunity to the other party to show they care by reassuring you. It's also an opportunity for both of you to make sure you share the same social rules. Believe it or not, these are strengthening moments in a relationship. Obviously, it can't happen every hour of the day, but it is not an error, a problem. It's just a hiccup on the road, and everyone is driving Jeeps.
>>25542
Do not overinterpret what other people think or say and do not give that much power over you to people's opinions. Especially if you're coming from an abusive background: you tend to hang around other abusive idiots and not seeing it (yet). I mean, what kind of asshole would criticize the style of a message asking for help?

I don't know if there are books for the history of international feminism, but I can't see why there wouldn't be any books like that.

For US/UK feminism, I know there's "The Spinster and Her Enemies" by Sheilla Jeffreys. There's also "History of Woman Suffrage" that Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and other suffragists wrote.

>>25661
This might be a good place to start:
https://www.womensliberationfront.org/news/radical-feminist-reading-list

>>25629
Literally, who is watching these adaptations? Normies?

>>25629
ur a meshi

https://youtu.be/ua5MzoUrQS0

I don't understand the motivation to adapt this to film. Why not just remake it with better animation ?

>>25640
The original adaptation is pretty close to perfect, usually when a shonen anime gets remade it's because it was a bad adaptation of the manga and added a ton of filler and stuff. YYH is one of the few that avoided that, probably because the manga ended early.