I kinda doubt it. KH3 was meant to be the end, yet it continued.

Now a days, it wouldn't surprise me if they advertise it as "view to authentic anti capitalism art" and charge you 50% more T.T

That is a good set up for a horror story.

”Two guys entered the haunted library. Three came back”

Oof, there is so many leaps of logic that you better stretch before reading.

According those men, women only have romance in their minds. So if they are showing interest in [male dominated subject] is because she wants to stand out by ”not being like the other girls". Even if it were true, surely it should be be the guys'responsibility to not hit on girls that shows them the slightest bit of attention, right? Of course not, guys can't be held responsible over their own sexual urges! So its the evil woman's fault for seducing the men by simply existing, and causeing them to fight amongst each other for her attention. She must be excluded for the sake of keeping the fandom healthy!

: /

When memes getuncomfortably specific.

The lack of SlimeGirls is disturbing.

For me, it feels more like being in a new relationship but you keep talking about your ex.

I don't find the slave dynamic in on itself a problem. When looking at cheap romances, it is filled with dangerous power dynamic even when aimed at women. Example, the infamous 50ShadesOfGray.

I take more of an issue with how the slaves fall in love with the bare minimum of effort and how despite otherwise portraying a monogamous culture the slave is fine with being one out of a dozen in the owners harem.

As someone who hasn't seen the movie, thank you.

My parents had a book about sex, pregnancy and relationships. The pictures were mostly cold anatomical drawn stuff. I think the riskiest picture was just naked hugging from the waist up. Since I was too young to read, I assume my parents never bothered to hide the book.

It had pictures showing the baby growing inside the womb. So I learned early on that babies come from women. It never occurred to me ask what triggered it, I think I just assumed women chose to do it or something. It wasn't until 4th grade that I had a proper class about reproduction at school and learned the man's involvement.

Complaining about campers has been a thing since before streaming became popular.

Speaking anecdotally as both the complained and complainee, most people play superficially and aggressive. This makes them easy targets for strategies that are often considered "cheap" like camping or spamming. Rather than reflect and learn how to deal with those situations, its easier to deflect and blame the other for playing wrong.

The only reason I haven't deleted it is that I have tons of saved bookmarks. Once I finish going over them I'll delete it.

I did delete all comments at least.