Journal of Other Forum Analysis (Volume II, Issue 1)

[Eric Cartman]

Bit weird archaeologists can tell what sex someone was just from their bones though, innit?

[Polident]

Gotta hand it to them. We haven’t had a post about one of these guys shitting their pants in quite some time.

[killamajig]

Bit weird archaeologists can tell what sex someone was just from their bones though, innit?

question:
skeletal differences between men and women bones

Copilot:

Great question! Here are some notable skeletal differences between men and women:

Skull
Brow Ridges: Males typically have more pronounced brow ridges.

Jaw: Male jaws are generally larger, more square-shaped, while female jaws tend to be rounder and smaller.

Forehead: The male forehead is often sloped, whereas the female forehead is more vertical.

Pelvis
Shape: The female pelvis is broader and more oval-shaped to facilitate childbirth, while the male pelvis is narrower and more heart-shaped.

Angle: The sub-pubic angle (angle below the pubic symphysis) is wider in females (90 degrees or more) compared to males (less than 90 degrees).

Long Bones (e.g., femur, humerus)
Size: Males typically have longer, thicker, and stronger long bones.

Muscle Attachment: The areas where muscles attach to bones are more prominent in males due to generally higher muscle mass.

Rib Cage
Size: The male rib cage is usually larger and more rounded, while the female rib cage is smaller and more compact.

Overall Structure
Bone Density: Males tend to have denser bones.

Height: Males are generally taller, with longer limbs relative to body size.

But this discussion is even more amusing....

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[Uncle]

When Kojima is confused by your MCU movie

this is the best comment

[Uncle]

Bit weird archaeologists can tell what sex someone was just from their bones though, innit?

AI is able to tell what sex someone is just by looking at their eyes with 70-90% accuracy

[Eric Cartman]

Yeah, I'm going to denigrate a movement who desire to imprison or kill people who don't convert to their religion all while demanding others labor to pay for their rituals. And for the most part also demands everyone labor so they can live without having to.

It being about identity is the entire fucking problem. They are demanding everyone else comply with something unfalsifiable that's also misogynistic. Which of those other groups demands that? Which of those groups demands that everything, including science and our language, complies with their personal individual beliefs? Which of those other groups demands we lie constantly not just to them but to everyone else?

They're demanding society be dishonest for misogynist reasons and that's bullshit. I don't care what individuals do but the idea that they should receive social privileges and state power just because they proclaim a belief is not just bullshit it's dangerous to liberalism.

It's not a religion first of all. 

The rest of your argument falls apart after that.  They basic complacency of giving people a right to be respected as who they are is not a battle and should never be. 

Okay, so I will put my expanded thoughts in a spoilered semi-carepost, but I think the comparison with religion is due to (most of) this whole mess being down to the unproven (and unprovable) axiom "Trans women are women" sans qualifiers, sans definitions, sans nuance.

Which at face value is not true.
Going with "Trans women deserve human rights" or something much less ideologically provocative would have avoided so much unnecessary shit its ridiculous.

In the same way the axiom "God is good" is also - at face value - untrue, and demands qualifiers, defintions, and nuance. Or blind belief. Such as religion.
At the very least, what is meant by god? What is meant by good?
Unpacking those three words using objective logic is the underlying principle of a whoooooole fucking huge area of theology with a shit ton of unspoken assumptions, assertions, and implications about what is meant.

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So I'm going to use an analogy because 'transness' is so politically charged.

Let's say I decide I want to be 'French'.
Or, more accurately, I want to live my life in a manner that I perceive to be 'French', given that I am not actually French from the start.

I suspect most people would be fine with that in principle - let me live how I want to live, its not harming anyone, right?
Some people will always have a problem with that, because some people will always have a problem with non-conformity.
Some people might be offended specifically at my portrayal of 'being French' being wearing a beret, a stripey shirt, and speaking with an affected accent.
Some people might question my motives for wanting to be 'french' - is it delusion? A fetish? a mental disorder? A grift? A parody?

But ultimately, most people don't really care how someone lives their life if its not harming anyone. Right?

So here's where the problems start.

If I have an ongoing, nagging sense of impostor syndrome, because as much as I declare myself French, I'm not actually a french citizen, to what extent does the rest of society have to redefine their concepts of what 'being french' is to accomodate the fact that most people who know my background don't consider me 'actually french', and in fact I also deep down feel that way too.

Should I be able to change my birth certificate to say I was born in france, even when I wasn't?

If there are general restrictions on things that only actually French people can do, can I have access to those just by saying I'm now French?
Can I play for the French national team? Can I be president of France? Can I refuse to pay tax outside of France as a newly minted French? Can I claim French benefits? Can I demand my work place issues all memos in both English and French to accomodate the fact I am French?

Is there a point where my assertion that I AM french collides with a more wider consensus of reality that, actually, there are areas where I am demonstrably not?

So here's the thing about this analogy; 'being french' is entirely a social construct.
'France' is a loose federation of various regions that didn't exist as a collective whole a few hundred years ago.
There is no real objective measurement of being / not being 'French'.
You don't even have to have been born in France to qualify for French citizenship if you really want to be.

But what if we are talking about something that is intrinsically measurable by regular accepted science and possible to scientifically determine is / isn't status?
At what point do we ignore accepted scientific, legal, and social principles to assuage my feelings that deep down nobody considers me a 'real' French.
What right do I have to impose that reality on others?

[Uncle]

But for every dirty fingernailed lolicon slob like Melody Shreds, there's also a total babe like Hunter Schaefer.

I was watching this TikTok video from Hunter which has gone viral. She's been forced to change her passport gender to male. Hearing what she has to say does genuinely make me, and I'm sure others, feel very bad and worried for the entire trans community.

The problem is so much of the trans activism is done by the creepy autogynephilic transbians and not the likes of Hunter Schafer or Sarah McBride.

It's like nominating Nep to advocate for black people in America.

poor hunter schafer, just wants to be a heckin true woman and isn't creepy like those others

hunter on instagram:

my gender was so influenced by a need to be used by men

the act of being eaten used to arouse me

did my yearning to be feminine, to be a woman, to escape the prison that is being a man, make me want to be eaten by men so that I could feel like a woman

it's fetishes and creepy rape fantasies all the way down

[Boredfrom]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/i-think-i-just-dont-like-gamings-competitive-fandom-rant.1116486/

Another Echoes thread. 

Some highlights:

I hate the term "casual" when it comes to gaming, partly because of the years of misogyny tied to it (because can't be "real" fans, games more popular women can't be REAL hardcore games etc)

 

I admit that one of things that made me initially made me write this was seeing this being rightly criticizing the FGC treatment of women and how I'm supposed to find men like MattMcMuscles and Diaphone funny when their being weird about characters like Mai or Poison. the FGC in particular I have personal issues with because I remember back in the early 10s where you had shit like harassment of women is "Part of our culture" rhetoric, I remember how so many FGC fans (who no, the FGC will not get shit from me for associating itself with r/Kappa for so long) would whine and downplay sexism whenever that shit was reported, I remember when Kotaku had to call this out directly because they'd constantly be spammed by players complaining they were being picked on.

Matt is one of the most heart bleeding leftists even by Canada standards.

[Besticus Maximus]

A lot of his threads are just ‘god aren’t these people who did what I did awful’

[benji]

I rarely if ever play online games anymore, in the past year the closest was 1-2 days playing Marvel's Rivals before getting bored with it, playing some Operations missions online in Space Marines 2 and playing the occasional unranked match in Street Fighter 6. Even as someone who has loved fighting games all my life I tend to avoid it because I'm just sick of the culture around the competitive scene and how it affects games and overall fandom.

1. I really despise the notion the competitive/tournment scene is the REAL fandom, something you're expect to care about, WANT to join and aspire to be a part of; that their the only fans that matter and everyone else is "casuals", when really loudest loudmouths in the fandom who take all the space. I hate the term "casual" when it comes to gaming, partly because of the years of misogyny tied to it (because can't be "real" fans, games more popular women can't be REAL hardcore games etc) and I hate we treat competitive players as the authority of who and who can't be real fans and just "casuals", as if their scenes are the only way to determine care for the fandom. Hey people who love making fan rosters, love deep diving into the lore, people who spend years making fan art, fan music, animation, guides, love single player content etc, none of can be "real" fan unless your arbitrarily like a single aspect of these games you're just a filthy "casual". The Pokemon fandom I find can be real pathetic for this when I've seen fan pull this shit because no, I'm going to argue shiny hunters, nuzlocke players etc have every right to call themselves real fans to players who openly admit they don't actually want to play the games and expect everything on a platter (the complain when their caught out on cheating).
   
2. Related to the above, I'm so sick of the elitism tied to it. Too many times have I seen competitive player try to dictate who's opinions are valid (aka just blatant No True Scotsman nonsense) based on arbitrary nonsense, treating competitive fans opinions as the only valid ones, treating "casual" fans as some high mind to be placated while their needs and wants take the priority or act like they can speak for everyone. One of the vindicating things for me was competitive Tekken players (this was around the time of Fated Retribution) decided to declare no one likes the Bears and tried to make sure they weren't in Tekken 7, only for most of the rest of the fandom to tell them to shut the fuck up because that wasn't true. I've seen "Casual players only like X" or "Competitive players love Y" from competitive players way too much and rarely are they ever true (because it's based on the mentality that "casuals" are a hivemind and not, you the majority of the fandom who have varied wants).
   
3. I'm sick of competitive fandoms promoting toxic white cis guys who act like arseholes or are pretty obviously bigoted yet this shit gets defended, downplayed or justified because "yeah but they play good!" or "It's just a character!" (it never is). So many fucking arsehole men I've seen get pushed by competitive, given huge platforms again and again, whether on streaming sites or at tournaments and they nearly always turn out to be racist/misogynistic/homophobic/ableist/right wing pricks. Even when their not, it feels so often they encourage toxic ideas like losing being the worse thing ever rather then just a thing that will happen, shit that encourages fans to be toxic arseholes.
   
4. Speaking of, I'm sick of toxicity that always comes with competitive scenes. Players who care way too much about tier lists and "Meta" (largely thanks to those streamers and tournament players) and scream and be abusive when the random players their playing with won't automatically listen to their orders (abuse) or blame everyone for their losses. I'm sick racism, homophobia, sexism being treated as okay. I'm sick of fans downplay this shitty behaviour (Looking right at you MMO players) and victim blame with shit like "Yeah it's sucks you were told to you should have been aborted but you were playing Symmetra/Didn't have the exact right +1 Boots/Didn't listen to screaming kid bellowing orders/made one mistake so really it's your own fault!" Like fuck off with that.
   
5. Related to the above, I'm just of being expected to have to put up with misogyny. I'm sick of being expected to have to stay quiet when men are weird and gross about women and women characters or get mocked and shat on for it with shit like "It's JUST A JOKE!", "THERE ONE OF THE GOOD ONES!!!", "HER BUTT IS PART OF HER CHARACTER!!!! "REAL FANS DON'T CARE!", "FUN POLICE!!!!" (or worse). I admit that one of things that made me initially made me write this was seeing this being rightly criticizing the FGC treatment of women and how I'm supposed to find men like MattMcMuscles and Diaphone funny when their being weird about characters like Mai or Poison. the FGC in particular I have personal issues with because I remember back in the early 10s where you had shit like harassment of women is "Part of our culture" rhetoric, I remember how so many FGC fans (who no, the FGC will not get shit from me for associating itself with r/Kappa for so long) would whine and downplay sexism whenever that shit was reported, I remember when Kotaku had to call this out directly because they'd constantly be spammed by players complaining they were being picked on. I remember so often it was made clear that a good chunk of the FGC cared more their communities reputation then the safety and feelings of women and I can never not feel cynical when it feels like the FGC only started to clean up their act when it started hurting the ESPN deals and the like. It's one of the reason I refuse to consider myself part of FGC, I love fighting games, I ain't apart of that group.
   

Sorry for the rant, here are some highland cows to end this on a positive note:

Getting some pushback:

Lost me with the Pokemon bit tbh. Castigating people for being judgemental and elitist, and then turning around and acting as though some of the most dedicated and involved Pokemon enjoyers around ain't shit because circumventing the grind is apparently tantamount to not wanting to play the games at all. Calling the thought process pathetic and shit. I'll never buy that line.

Especially ironic, considering that the people who feel most strongly about how competitive players ought to operate... literally are the people who aren't playing the games, competitively or otherwise, basing their arguments on rose tinted memories of Pokemon multimedia and franchise catch phrases and marketing taglines and shit. The linked thread alone has plenty of that and every thread on the subject has plenty of its own examples. It always seems to me like the casual Pokemon fanbase is way, way more precious about these things than the competitive fanbase is.

Don't agree with the Pokémon bit personally. Training EVs and breeding over and over again for good IVs is miserable. Only reason I played SWSH a bit competitively is because of how easy it was to get your EVs maxed due to the raid battle exploit or whatever it was.

I feel like the casual pokemon fandom is way more hostile than the competitive scene than vice-versa. Pokemon probably has the most chill comp scene

[HaughtyFrank]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/i-think-i-just-dont-like-gamings-competitive-fandom-rant.1116486/

Another Echoes thread. 

Some highlights:

I hate the term "casual" when it comes to gaming, partly because of the years of misogyny tied to it (because can't be "real" fans, games more popular women can't be REAL hardcore games etc)

 

I admit that one of things that made me initially made me write this was seeing this being rightly criticizing the FGC treatment of women and how I'm supposed to find men like MattMcMuscles and Diaphone funny when their being weird about characters like Mai or Poison. the FGC in particular I have personal issues with because I remember back in the early 10s where you had shit like harassment of women is "Part of our culture" rhetoric, I remember how so many FGC fans (who no, the FGC will not get shit from me for associating itself with r/Kappa for so long) would whine and downplay sexism whenever that shit was reported, I remember when Kotaku had to call this out directly because they'd constantly be spammed by players complaining they were being picked on.

Matt is one of the most heart bleeding leftists even by Canada standards.

It always feels like Echoes is just fighting windmills because the examples are always just so vague. Are you really telling me a YouTuber making a little joke about Mai being hot (I assume that's what it is, since again, no example) is the biggest problem with the FGC? Like that's what keeps women away?

Meanwhile this is not untypical to see at a live event:




Not even saying that the FGC has to change it's culture, but if I really wondered what scares some people off this is where I'd start

[killamajig]

Slap fight in the
https://www.resetera.com/threads/why-dont-movies-look-like-movies-anymore.1104342/page-4#post-135587829
thread. 

It's to see who the biggest film  is

[Propagandhim]

There's a locus in the mind that determines gender.  I don't look for external cues to remind myself I'm a man and have a sense of a man's identity and mode of being as a man when i go about in the world.  I don't wake up in the morning and look at my penis and then it reminds me to behave like a man.   It seems simple: If my own gender feels so deeply rooted within me, it’s conceivable that others experience a similarly profound, yet distinct, sense of self.   But this thought leads me to a pretty challenging question: if medicine one day identifies a precise neurological basis for that misalignment, something that is detectable in the brain - which is what trans people call the proof of their identity as a man/woman despite their physical form....isn't it conceivable that they could treat it too?  An intervention, like an injection, could recalibrate that internal sense to match the body - then what?   Would we then classify gender dysphoria as a medical condition to be corrected, rather than a facet of identity to be embraced?   We laugh at the idea of an autistic "community" or a deaf "community" that doesn't want to be cured of deafness, but isn't it potentially the same thing - most would want that cure?   And wouldn't this medical intervention on one level, offer a way to ease the distress of gender dysphoria without requiring extensive physical or social transitions - isn't that an act of empathy rather than malice? Wouldn't most of them take that offer?   I know what the typical rebuttal would be:  "Who would determine what constitutes the “right” alignment between mind and body?"  It's tough, but specifically with the trans thing, if you're trying to balance respect for individual autonomy, and you need to consider how this stuff impacts women in general, I think I'd just take a utilitarian view and tell trans people in lieu of a treatment for their condition, they can express their "transness" prior to any infringement on any other groups.  When it gets to the point where they want to enter womens' prisons or force others to labor for their cosmetic treatments, we have to accept that there is a "balance" that exists with compromise and to say "no".  At some point we have to set boundaries and say "No" to certain things that are not tenable and infringe on larger groups.  Thus concludes my presentation thank you for your attention in these trying times.

[Propagandhim]

ZeroVAG’s tweet was long enough to get a “show more” yet I don’t see a blue check. Curious

https://www.capradio.org/articles/2025/02/19/many-liberal-tesla-drivers-are-now-sporting-anti-musk-bumper-stickers/




He wants the reply boost but he doesn't want people to know he paid Elon for it.  Always a shortage of real ethics and convictions.  Factually true.

[Nintex]

Overall I love the look of highly saturated movies like Mulholland Drive.
Yesterday I watched The Temple of Doom and since the whole thing takes place in a red hot vulcano, Nintex likes

[HaughtyFrank]

Slap fight in the
https://www.resetera.com/threads/why-dont-movies-look-like-movies-anymore.1104342/page-4#post-135587829
thread. 

It's to see who the biggest film  is

Saying it doesn't look like film, when it had a film out 35mm grain pass and then using screenshots from scumbag.com to support it??

I don't see anything wrong with blu-ray.com captures.

The place is a far right cesspool, but you make choices in life.

"Your movie screenshots are from a alt right blu-ray website   "

[Jansen]

I will never understand this idea that everything has to be religious. 

Like not everyone cares about religion.

But if we're talking about how we treat women, the trans issue is a lot like religion. In some countries that are strict Muslim countries, women are treated way different than liberal Western ones. So when it comes to treating women how do we treat them because it's not universal. It's not biology determining this, it's more social interaction like religion.

At the end of the day, you still gotta treat people like people, no?

I don't need to indulge other people and their fantasies, no

Stop mixing the bathtub HRT and go see a psychiatrist

[Propagandhim]

Hi! Few things to start off with 🙂 1. Yes I added you because you're a female gamer, 'tis and awesome thing to see! 2. I'm Brian 3. Don't be intimidated, but I'm not a stereotypical guy. If anything, I'll be the one in the kitchen =D.

[Snoopy]

Ha, gay!

[Uncle]

I find pictures of prolapsed anuses gross. If Benji allowed pictures of that on this site I wouldn't be here. That doesn't mean I hate people with prolaped anuses though. And I might even make fun of people with prolaped anuses but not to their face.

I think you'll find that benji does in fact allow pictures of prolapsed anuses here, it's just that no one has had the temerity or the wherewithal to post them

[Propagandhim]

I find pictures of prolapsed anuses gross. If Benji allowed pictures of that on this site I wouldn't be here. That doesn't mean I hate people with prolaped anuses though. And I might even make fun of people with prolaped anuses but not to their face.

I think you'll find that benji does in fact allow pictures of prolapsed anuses here, it's just that no one has had the temerity or the wherewithal to post them

they simply lack the gumption if we're to be honest


edit: everything loading super slow now, huh

[Jansen]

[Potato]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/i-think-i-just-dont-like-gamings-competitive-fandom-rant.1116486/

Another Echoes thread. 

Some highlights:

I hate the term "casual" when it comes to gaming, partly because of the years of misogyny tied to it (because can't be "real" fans, games more popular women can't be REAL hardcore games etc)

 

I admit that one of things that made me initially made me write this was seeing this being rightly criticizing the FGC treatment of women and how I'm supposed to find men like MattMcMuscles and Diaphone funny when their being weird about characters like Mai or Poison. the FGC in particular I have personal issues with because I remember back in the early 10s where you had shit like harassment of women is "Part of our culture" rhetoric, I remember how so many FGC fans (who no, the FGC will not get shit from me for associating itself with r/Kappa for so long) would whine and downplay sexism whenever that shit was reported, I remember when Kotaku had to call this out directly because they'd constantly be spammed by players complaining they were being picked on.

Matt is one of the most heart bleeding leftists even by Canada standards.

It always feels like Echoes is just fighting windmills because the examples are always just so vague. Are you really telling me a YouTuber making a little joke about Mai being hot (I assume that's what it is, since again, no example) is the biggest problem with the FGC? Like that's what keeps women away?

Meanwhile this is not untypical to see at a live event:




Not even saying that the FGC has to change it's culture, but if I really wondered what scares some people off this is where I'd start

Why the fuck is this fat maladjusted man child trying to act like he's in the WWE?

Another fandom to add to the public execution list I guess...

[BananaBlast]

Here's my two cents: Everyone should be treated with respect and dignity. No one should be unfairly discriminated against. People shouldn't be discriminated against on the basis of what they are or where they're born. People should be judged by their words and actions, not by what they are made up of.

I have no problem with trans people who are quiet, chill, not bothering anyone, not pushing woke nonsense, not spreading delusional and annoying ideologies, not being a total weirdo freak, not calling you a bigot for applying 5th grade basic biology, etc. etc. Even extends to non-binary and asexual demi-people, even if I find them confusing.

I'll be honest... I was never really a fan of the whole "trans people are creeps coming for your kids" or "trans people are all invading women's locker rooms" narrative. To me, just like any other group of people, there's your good and your bad, to oversimplify things. Of course you have some trans creeps who are actual pedophile groomers, and those who just want to invade women's spaces just for infinite spank bank material. And you have your low level creeps, who probably won't be caught committing any serious crimes, like your Melody Shreds and your Princess Bubblegums, but they're still creepy loser perverts. But all those should be seen as individuals, and not the leaders of a hivemind.

Now all that being said.... yeah the trans community is just chock full of bad, stinking, apples. It's really, really, bad to be honest. It feels like everything I've been seeing about trans people has just.... to sum it up really quickly and crudely, annoyingly stupid or disturbingly insane. Lately I've been finding myself not caring about misgendering, like how I just called Malds "he" instead of dancing around it. Maybe it has something to do with Trump becoming president and the "mask coming off" with a lot of the policies and the formal pleasantries. I don't know.

In the end, I guess people should just be a little more careful in choosing their words so they're not throwing innocent people under the bus. It's pretty easy most of the time, trust me.

[DocWager]

Notice that the Israel thread shows up, and gets knocked back instantly even with somebody posting new news with big bold letters? People either don’t care anymore, and was just a crux for bad actors to use during the election cycle, or because everybody put that thread on ignore.

I think you say it’s both really.

[Snoopy]

It’s because, and let’s be honest here, there’s too much shouting with those people. They need to stop with all the yelling and calm down. It’s undignified.

[Jansen]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/the-director-of-publishing-for-udon-comics-seems-to-hate-dei-the-same-udon-that-only-exists-due-to-capcom-ips.1116636/

[Boredfrom]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/the-director-of-publishing-for-udon-comics-seems-to-hate-dei-the-same-udon-that-only-exists-due-to-capcom-ips.1116636/

Slayven doesn’t understand what DEI actually is.  

Most of ERA doesn’t it.  

The dude sounds a little full of it, thought. 

“DEI Green Lantern.”  

https://prhcomics.com/book/?isbn=9781779525734

“The Emerald Archer and the greatest space lawman who ever lived team-up to take on problems in society right under their own feet on planet earth.

Should a hero be concerned with the galaxy when they can’t help their own planet? It’s a pointed question that Green Arrow asks to Hal Jordan (Green Lantern) point blank in the Green Lantern/Green Arrow: Hard Travelin' Heroes Omnibus.”

That was 40 years ago.  

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Stewart_(character)

John Stewart is 50 years old.  

[Boredfrom]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/the-director-of-publishing-for-udon-comics-seems-to-hate-dei-the-same-udon-that-only-exists-due-to-capcom-ips.1116636/

BTW, I love that is, yet again, from a random shit starrer from BlueSky from a random tweet from months ago. 

Always sincere and not a sign of someone holding a grudge with a lot of enablers and orbiters.

Dude even left the search query.

[Jansen]

*sigh* i'm so exhausted ....



From keeping my secret. You see, she has mentioned to me what she likes and dislikes in relationships (we were having a looooong convo about it) and gaming came up with another guy she was talking about. And her face winds up with disgust as she says



"I can't stand people who play that damn game all day". 



She also mentions people who stay up late playing the game on their days off. She doesn't get it. My heart dropped when she said all this and I just laughed it off and tried to act like I don't surf resetera and game like a motherfucka. Holy shit. I almost fainted. Everything else about her is literally perfect. But she HATES gaming. She likes social activities a lot. And I don't mind that, but being social exhausts me sometimes. I'm hiding a part of myself and I'm probably never going to tell her the truth about me. About my secret. That I hang out with you guys here, ya know? It sounds like a joke but I promise I'm not trying to be funny. I really like her, and she likes "me". "Me" meaning what she knows about me so far and not the real secret. I feel like I am hiding my true power (oh God im laughing rn but I'm so serious). No katana edgelord pics pls.



I guess I'm just venting. Have you all ever been in the cahoots like this? ;_;





[ISPOILER]INB4 gamers are the most oppressed even tho I prob deserve 
it[/ISPOILER]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/im-afraid-to-tell-my-crush-i-play-video-games.1116663/