im so happy about this. do you understand how good it feels to see your 30 year old car rolling out of the shop looking like it just came from the factory

the thing about being "good with kids" is all it takes is literally just not trying to control and mould them with every interaction. it's just being a normal person and engaging with them through normal interactions like having conversations and playing games. it's just being genuine and friendly and not perceiving them as lumps of wet clay you are there to shape. "oh you're so good with kids" thanks it's because I think they are people

shotacon/lolicon is hardly ever taken seriously as a red flag in people and it irritates me so much. i was just reading a paper about how part of the lolicon boom was because more women were writing stories with young girls as the protagonists and men wanted to corrupt it by making sexually humiliating content of their characters. People wanna say "its just drawings so it doesnt mean anything" as if people just create art mindlessly without any inspiration or intentions. I dont know why its acknowledged even in kink communities that raceplay and racist kinks are not okay but sexualizing the most oppressed and vulnerable group of people (children) is A-OK. I also dont understand how people dont see how Japan, a county that only made it illegal to sell magazines of 12 year old girls naked bodies in 2013, is any authority on children's rights and safety

I also looove how that group of people act like if you censor shota and loli then everybody including gay people are going to get censored as if thats not The exact! same thing! that the NAMBLA pedos said to anti-pedophilia + anti porn feminists back in the day. All of you die

I know everybody makes jokes about it but if you are a young alcoholic man in your 20s going to japan is really the best thing you can do

you can get anywhere in japan just by drinking alcohol. I made friends with Miss International Queen Japan 2025 and a film maker and a street performer. and i got adopted by a business man who bought me an omelet with the power of alcohol. and it rules