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this is my favorite comic ever i never don’t want to see it on my dash

it's not frequent enough to be considered a meme or a trend, but I like how every so often this site gets a new "woke mafia boss" variation.

At a certain point in every woman’s life she needs to disappear from the lives of everyone she knows and do her own thing because otherwise she would go crazy

reblog to give yourself a large fucking tail

ttrpgs and derived games clinging to hag's claws (or other named variation of witches having a Melee Attack) is an interesting artefact, mostly because it so rarely makes sense for a character to do that kind of thing in a modern game to the point where it's challenging to visualise. you kind of just need a stereotypical hag, which, granted, does factor in at times

my throwing-darts-at-the-wall theory is that the concept of the witch as an archetype, despite being gendered in a way many people are uncomfortable with (even people who otherwise go big on anti-PC stuff), is mechanically interesting enough to make it harder to rework, so it outlasted a lot of other similarly gendered roles and accordingly outlasted its own aesthetic

me going in the gender neutral bathroom to pee

me diving into they/them pussy

New and improved! Sad Wet Dog of a top is thinking about how he wants to hurt you but doesn't want to hurt you and the contradiction is slowly and steadily making him Lose His Whole Fucking Mind.

i don't really like it when western mythological terms are applied haphazardly to essentially unrelated ideas. this is a completely lost battle but a lóng is really not a dragon, it is its own thing with only surface level similarities

i especially dislike many works that try to fold all sorts of different mythologies into a single consistent schema because they tend to heavily privilege western conceptions in doing so- see 'dragonology' books twisting basically every mythical reptilian under the sun into the mould of 'a species of dragon', implicitly centring the beowulf-style firebreather as the default from which all other mythologies derive, or basically anything that does worldwide vampire bloodlines

relatedly a qílín is not a unicorn, a fènghuáng is not a phoenix, and a jiāngshī is not a vampire, and it can impede understanding when they're approached from the standpoint of being the 'chinese version' of these concepts from western myth

Some dialogue choices in Persona 4 give you some points towards your social stats. One of the earliest of these is insisting that the TV World is too dangerous for Chie (a girl who has taught herself kung-fu), which makes you slightly more Understanding.

The sexism inherent in "it just wouldn't make sense for a girl moving from the city to the countryside to drive the plot" is baked into every facet of Persona 4's writing.

This shadow world is just too dangerous for a girl who can perform a standing backflip, it has to be up to us: Two guys with a golf club and a pair of monkey wrenches.