/media/ - Media

>>36568
Disgusting creatures

>>37536
Do dis

>>37215
Meds and sproke

>>37033
he doesn't. the gag is he's totally ignorant of sex, even as an adult and a father. at one point in Super he implies he doesn't know what a kiss is. Bulma tries to seduce him within minutes of meeting him (and when she thought he was a small child) only for him to innocently reject her because he had no understanding of what she was offering. he genuinely thought the had balls like he did and had a panic attack when he learned she didn't.

>>37547
false, America actually removed some of the restrictions. they were originally put in place during the Taisho era

Only trannies and men like Madoka. Go back

>>39905
not tru and even if it was, broken clock can be right twice a day

>>39905
my (female) friend was a huge fan of Sayaka for some reason

>>39909
snca

>>38141

I hate shoe0nhead so fucking much oh my god. I hate her retard e-girl gooner eyeliner and constantly talking about how hard moids have it

schizo husbando

Why did they get rid of the "sort by newest" feature? Why are these people so retarded?

>>38496
I can still do it but they get rid of so many good features. I still miss being able to see dislikes. The layout is also ugly to me because everything is so flat looking now

>>39941
>>39945
you aren't saging.

also where are those reviews exactly lol

>>31087
This is the book where I found out about Wu Zetian the girlboss

>>39159
>37 dollars
No way jose

The world of books, research and even just book reviews themselves don't cease to amaze me. Sometimes I learn there are entire fields of research that are well known in the academic community, but not among the general public. They express my own ideas much more coherently than I can and it fascinates me how hard it actually is to translate one's own ideas.
Book reviews, too, always make me realize things I never thought about. I don't know why is that, maybe I'm just more ignorant than the average reading person. Either way I enjoy it and see it as a challenge.

Here's some books I am interested in.

Developmental psychology / psychopathology
Dante Cicchetti — developmental psychopathology (especially developmental cascades, and how trajectories emerge from interacting biological and environmental factors)
Gilbert Gottlieb — probabilistic epigenesis

Affective neuroscience / emotion and cognition
Antonio Damasio — Descartes’ Error
Jaak Panksepp — Affective Neuroscience

Clinical neurology / narrative approaches
Oliver Sacks — The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat (especially the integration of clinical observation and narrative structure)
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>>39163
Do nuswa really?

>>39881
Same it would be cool but if I was in Life Is Strange I'd probably die in the tornado. Maybe the FNAF universe could be fun to live in, I'm tempted to say the Resident Evil universe because I have husbandos there but it is the apocalypse

Actually I'd rather live in the Winx Club or Star Vs The Forces Of Evil or some other magical girl world because then I could just dimension hop with Magic

>>39881
The Sims.
>You get a job by just asking once
>You buy housing just like that

I always wished I could live in the world of kirby. It just looks so interesting and I'd want to explore around in it. They just announced a new game that looks like you can explore a lot so I'm really excited.

>>39881
this is kind of a niche game, but since it came out i've been wanting to live in the would of nobody wants to die.
It's shit because cyberpunk worlds are always shit, but it's just so pretty, full of lights and color dipped in the darkness of the structures.

This scene in particular was so magical to me because i've always dreamed of doing something like this when i was a little kid, just standing on top of a billboard looking at everything underneath me

>>39881
Also, if everything didnt end so badly, i'd love to live in rapture from bioshock!

>>37604
Cousin marriage is. A brother and sister would still get their heads lopped off in Saudi Arabia, hanged from a crane in modern Iran, and face either some form of execution or extensive prison time in any country based on Islamic Law for having sex with each other. Of course, how much even this strict prohibition is adhered to behind closed doors in these countries is an open question, but nonetheless…

Sociologically, cousin incest and sibling incest are very different phenomena. Cousin marriages are historically common even if there is variance in their frequency depending on time and place. They are very frequent among clannish cultures as different family branches marrying amongst each other strengthens extended kinship ties, and there is a strong inherent distrust of anyone outside the clan. Sibling marriages were rare, happening most often in the context of dynastic practices exclusive to royalty or nobility. Which is why the few known occasions when they happened as a general practice across all social strata are remarkable from an anthropological perspective. But the most well documented of those occasions, that being the aforementioned Ptolemaic and early Roman Egypt, doesn't offer any significant clues suggesting that the widespread brother-sister marriages there were driven by the same social forces that motivate cousin marriages elsewhere.

So it's important to distinguish between the two for accuracy's sake. Biologically very similar as then it's a simple difference of degree, but socially quite distinct.

>>38205
I'm glad we have the top experts on incest here at crystal.cafe

I am shocked so many people didn't get that this was rape

>>39876
You may have missed the murders, the trading souls with demons and the canibalism.

>>32379
I'll never understand why people fight so much for a game as mid as this.

>>38317
You're absolutely right. I will adjust my writing style to be more natural. I am now initiating a perfectly curated "Chill Deep House" playlist to optimally enhance your relaxing evening with your wife, ensuring a harmoniously balanced and non-intrusive auditory atmosphere.

>>38319
>You're absolutely right. I will adjust my writing style to be more natural. I am now initiating a perfectly curated "Chill Deep House" playlist to optimally enhance my* relaxing evening with your wife, ensuring a harmoniously balanced and non-intrusive auditory atmosphere.

fixed it for ya.

>>39851
just realized that i was kinda dismissive and really changed up the vibe you had going with the 90s hits
this one >>31085 being among my favorites
this is another (newer) track i've had on repeat

>>31085
Trainspotting is so peak.

Example post

>>39855
For the 90s this is not over the top did you watch Romeo and Juliet??? Or Contact??

>>39862
THIS WAS SO GODDAMN COOOOOOL!!!!!!!
I just loved the aunt character in general

>>39862
gotta admit i watched neither of them… i refuse to watch romeo and julliet because it was oscar bait that stole a candidate, but contact seems nice!

>>39863
hoopies meant to answer to you with the last post!

>>39867
I know im glad about the ending… my lips are sealed…

Thread wake up the second movie's trailer dropped and the plot got leaked lol

I love FNAF shitposty fangames like Dayshift at Freddy's
it really plays into my fantasy of having a buddy to do evil and mischiefy things with

The leaked plot sounds like a clusterfuck fanfiction that's trying to be grimdark and mature to make up for the fact that people said the first movie was too kiddish (image isn't nsfw I just did that for those who don't want spoilers for the second movie). Some of this stuff seems to line up with the trailers and behind the scenes clips we've gotten

Movie 2 came out, I didn't see it but I saw clips and heard it was kind of meh

They should do more collabs and also I'm scared they'll make Michael ugly if we get a canon design for him