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Kotone Shiomi/P3 FEMC

Ugly moids in the fandom and Atlus hate her but we all know she's the superior protagonist with actual realistic relationships with SEES members compared to that emo twink. I relate to her depression so much and she also has cute outfits and motifs too!!

She has her own Reload mod and dedicated fan animation project already, so idgaf about the opinions of smooth brained closet-pedo moids

She is literally a badass that can also turn into a cute cat.

>>38251
hating her is insecure coded

I love maomao <3

Is showing a sexually exploited since young girl into objectified sexy lingerie offensive? But tbf the original novel this anime took the idea from is already trash, Tomino is an embarrassment at writing women

I wish fujos would stop shitposting about how they saved an obvious "for moids" franchise like Gundam. Even if in case their shitpost was true and fujoshis did save the franchise, why many decades later no Gundam joseimuke content catering mostly to women fans exists? Yeah right

>>38243
>why many decades later no Gundam joseimuke content catering mostly to women fans exists?
I haven't watched G-cucks because I hate Tomino but that aside and responding to this, are you genuienly dumb?
Gundam Wing, Turn A, SEED, 00 and even IBO (which I wish I could delete from existence) exist. They all appeal to women and I'd dare say even have them at their forefront in mind.
Gundam Wing was literally all about exploiting the boygroup craze of the 90s, Turn A is structured like a soap opera, I even showed it to my mom and she only grew up with shit like Heidi and she loved it, SEED is all about showing off how cute Athrun and Kira are while having girls show off their asses so that boys aren't embarassed to watch it and IBO was the most blatant pandering even if it was shit.

>>38245
Read what you quoted from my post carefully. Gundam always is among male dominant franchises in Japan. Even after that lesbian anime came out surveys still show moids take up about 70-80% of fanbase
>They all appeal to women and I'd dare say even have them at their forefront in mind
Women are very easy to pander to, since women are willing to consume a lot of things aren't supposed to be made for them, plenty of women read shounen and seinen mangas for example. Come on now

>>38243
>Is showing a sexually exploited since young girl into objectified sexy lingerie offensive?
Wait, what?

>But tbf the original novel this anime took the idea from is already trash
Why?

Hasan Piker is a Twitch streamer, but he's the worst of the worst across all platforms.

>>38145
We're allowed to do "general drama discussion" as long as we don't make a thread specifically to single anyone out plus a lot of the YouTubers we talk about in here are rich, famous, and basically on celebrity status anyways

Livestream viewership is in major decline across all platforms.
How do we feel about this? Is this a sign of things getting better?

>>38241
The decline is likely due to shutting down all the bot farms as well as platform wars against ad blockers and privacy. I would just stop going on YouTube if they made me login or disable my ad blocker.

>>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

Voted for Trump

>>35616
Kamala harris is the one woman I hate

>>38009
>>38010
Shoe0nHead is that you?

>>38236
Yeah, because importing millions of scrotes is the best option.

>>38009
Do you regret it?
Or are you more or less getting what you wanted in the places important to you?

>>29821
I don’t know if I posted this and forgot or if another girl likes the same stupid videos as me

>>441
>idubbbz
this didn't age well

>>37505
He sucked at the time too in all fairness

>>37506
I found him funny back then

For anyone wanting to up their online privacy I recommend Naomi Brockwell TV.

https://youtu.be/dgd5_2pfEd0

And at the risk of sounding like an autistic boomer woman, this guy gives a decent run down PowerPoint style on online privacy and secure and what’s going on for noobs like me. It’s less soy face though if that matters to you

https://youtu.be/X2RARCSt8f0

I’m particular with these tech channels coz I hate the way tech bros talk so if anyone has more I would like to check it out

>>36226
whoa, didn't think i'd see this band here. i found cold fish a couple years ago and loved it. check out this album, it's more punky and scuzzy but it hits some of the same notes for me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upKVf01qcbs
>>36224
that c89 song is so cute :-) i love all that twee stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WpQfJqz-1M

>>36415
love die Welttraumforscher

CAPTAINBLACKBEARD RADIO
THE KING OF PIRATE RADIO RETURNS!
FROM THE DARKNET WITH LOVE

#22 | CaptainBlackbeard Radio | To William, With Love

https://redcircle.com/shows/CaptainBlackbeard

A great obscure song from a great obscure horror film.

>>37706
>>37737
My little sister used to love these things but I always thought they looked nasty. I remember the ps2 game being really weird with this make up system that let you turn the girls into horrible clowns. That and awful roller skating controls.

When I was a kid me (asian) and my asian friends used to draw ourselves blonde with blue eyes. Think it's better now though because they have different races/body sizes of Barbies.

I will always love the classic Barbie collection, Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper and Barbie in the Nutcracker were the most beautiful and enchanting toys I ever owned.. I still regret giving them up because now I see barbie collectors would give an arm to own either one of those.
I personally think there is nothing wrong with Barbie being conventionally beautiful, Barbie was never supposed to be realistic in the first place I think.
I don't like the current dolls and they ruined the appeal of the ethereal looking dolls.
I also loved the monster high and Ever after high dolls and there is not much difference I think.

>>37668
When I was a kid, I didn't like them because they're girly. I also avoided anything pink and glittery. Girly things were always being made fun of or shamed by my brother and father and I didn't want to be seen with something so embarassing.
There are reasons to not like super slim long mega-consumerist women in permanent make-up plastic dolls produced in sweatshops and all that, but when I see them, I feel a kind of resentment for my immediate family for robbing me of that simple joy regardless… It was probably for the best with barbie specifically tbf, but I wish my family had had more woke reasoning than "woman bad".
…but thinking of it, I wasn't that much of a fan of barbie for other (albeit perhaps adjacenty) reasons too. The ads were always about her going shopping, dressing up and doing her hair and it was just more boring than everything Playmobil and Lego was doing.
If I were to buy dolls for a child now, I'd probably go for smaller dolls that fit in a doll house. Barbies are a bit too big for regular doll houses and too hard, small and adult-looking to hug like baby dolls and plushs. They look like you have to prop them up if you put them in a doll house and don't want them to topple over.

As a fat little brunette girl playing with these and bratz not once did I feel like I needed to look like her. Classical feminine “I’m imagining I look like her”.
I’m not fat now but it didn’t inspire me to get surgery. I think having the dolls + toxic family and friends does it.

I wish Season 3 ended in a way that tied up more loose ends, like the relationship between In-ho and Jun-ho, after all it was meant to be the conclusion to the story
I like the American recruiter they added, it leaves you contemplating the exterior of the world and hopefully the American adaptation expands on it even if it Gi-hun is dead

The a person in the apartment complex who has been watching it daily for the past couple months, is that you Nona?

Not a lot of character development, I wasn’t wrenched over the characters that ended up dying. So much empty pauses and stares that could have been filled in with more background story, seemed lazy in end.

>>37655
>content like this
What exactly is pornographic about this game?

>>37788
TCOAL? It's not overtly pornographic however there are salacious themes in it in regards to the main characters, who are, yes, blood-related siblings. Their relationship is, however, abusive and extremely toxic. The characters both recognize this fact as do their parents. That being said this is far from the only element of the game that is horrible, it is a psychological horror game after all. There is elements of murder, the occult, demonic summoning. Background elements that server as set dressing are that of a corporation inventing the idea of a virus or plague to lock people inside apartment room, eventually kill them, and use them as food. The aforementioned siblings parents sold their children to one of these apartment harvesting operations. There's a lot of stuff going on other than the incest, however that is a main factor in it especially now since the developer has listened to the fandom and is making it that more of a focus it seems. What I played of it I thought it was okay, definitely stomach churning at times which was the intent.

>>33421
emo

>>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

This was my main motivation for becoming serious about inking.

I highly recommend Hothead Paisan, especially if you like punk-rock lesbians.

STITCHES! Hands down one of the best graphic novel memoirs I've read.

damn this thread is old, how long has been this up for?

8 years?

>>37419
I dunno, that one made me angry. Yeah, his socially captive lesbian mother was emotionally distant and scary to him. She was still the one tending to him when he was sick, and keeping an eye on what he was doing. But he didn't form a complex over his father rarely being home and GIVING HIM FUCKING CANCER. Seriously, the last few pages of the book were him acting like he escaped her terribleness and he'd never be like her, like some sort of victory that was supposed to be cathartic to us.

His little epilogue shows that his father got remarried real quick to a more palatable woman and he just shrugs it off with "well mom was complicated due to her preferences probably but this new one is real nice." Spoiled little shit.