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Sadly, I only found the wisdom of the internet after having experienced trauma. Just was nice to know I wasn't imagining it.Holy cow man, stop with the red pills, they hurt your brain
Sadly, I only found the wisdom of the internet after having experienced trauma. Just was nice to know I wasn't imagining it.Holy cow man, stop with the red pills, they hurt your brain
One or two previous long term partners is perfectly fine. That's why I explicitly said 17, which is what is mentioned in chapter 0. That, is not fine at all.Oh, right, I forgot that any time there's a story where people had sexual partners before their current ones, there's a good chance it draws out some weirdos in the comments. Unpleasant.
Body count doesn't matter, body count is utterly irrelevant for a couple to bond unless you still live in the last century or is ultra religious, or of course a misogynist, since nobody cares about man body count.Strictly talking about real life, not these fictional stories where in the end everything ends up working out, body count does matter. At least, if you want a stable relationship where the couple is able to pair bond.
Go to therapy .I could scream about how cute they are like the rest of the comments, but Kanata just reminded me of two women I met in real life. That's why I couldn't see her as cute and said that. In real life, those women are just trouble.
Wisdom of the intenet? Mate go to therapy, get actual help.Sadly, I only found the wisdom of the internet after having experienced trauma. Just was nice to know I wasn't imagining it.
Who the fuck are you to say it's not fine? Your problems are your own, don't force on others your twisted view of relationships.One or two previous long term partners is perfectly fine. That's why I explicitly said 17, which is what is mentioned in chapter 0. That, is not fine at all.
What the fuck repercussions? Do tell, the only actual possible repercussions is std if you're stupid enough to not use protection, otherwise there's no such thing as repercussions for having had multiple relationships in the past.Or at least, in real life it isn't a good thing. I'm sure like in most fictional stories they won't have any problems due to that. I'd be extremely surprised if this author chooses to tackle any of the actual repercussions of having had many sexual partners.
What even is your problem? Why are you so weird about this? I'd ask you if you act like that around people irl too, but sadly I know the answer already because you essentially said so in this reply.One or two previous long term partners is perfectly fine. That's why I explicitly said 17, which is what is mentioned in chapter 0. That, is not fine at all.
Or at least, in real life it isn't a good thing. I'm sure like in most fictional stories they won't have any problems due to that. I'd be extremely surprised if this author chooses to tackle any of the actual repercussions of having had many sexual partners.
You remind me of myself from a decade ago. So pure, so naive. I'll admit I'm jaded. I don't enjoy life as much as I did before. But I'm actually content with my life.The comments of a child without life experience.
The youth of today is so lost. What a sad state of affairs.What even is your problem? Why are you so weird about this? I'd ask you if you act like that around people irl too, but sadly I know the answer already because you essentially said so in this reply.
What a creep.
That's not growing up, that's giving up, you're just too scared to try, too scared to get hurt, too scared to take risks.You remind me of myself from a decade ago. So pure, so naive. I'll admit I'm jaded. I don't enjoy life as much as I did before. But I'm actually content with my life.
I know I won't change your mind. Nobody managed to change my mind before either. We can only change our minds through our own experiences.
Good luck growing up.
In the words of Michael Josephson:Cynicism is not realistic and tough. It's unrealistic and kind of cowardly because it means you don't have to try.
In the words of Oscar Wilde:Cynicism transforms experience and healthy skepticism into a pernicious prejudice that assumes negative conduct and intentions and damns to failure every effort to make things better. Cynicism is a dark lens that that shapes everything we see and how we feel.
In the words of Bertrand Russell:What is a cynic? A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.
In the words of Noam Chomsky:Men who are unhappy, like men who sleep badly, are always proud of the fact.
In the words of Jewel Kilcher:Optimism is a strategy for making a better future. Because unless you believe that the future can be better, you are unlikely to step up and take responsibility for making it so.
In the words of Henry Ward Beecher:Cynicism isn't smarter, it's only safer.
In the words of Alex Hirsch:The cynic is one who never sees a good quality in a man and never fails to see a bad one. He is the human owl, vigilant in the darkness and blind to the light, always pursuing vermin and never hunting noble game.
Cynicism isn't cool, smart or sexy, its just laziness with an edgy makeover. It's your egos way of tricking you into thinking that apathy is heroic.
Says the bitter old man, pathetically reveling in his own suffering instead of learning to actually live.The youth of today is so lost. What a sad state of affairs.
if this is the way you act in the comments to a manga, I'd put cash down that the trauma you referred to was you acting like a weird psycho to a partner and getting dumped for it. i need you to know, from the bottom of my heart, that you are not coming off like a brave truth-teller here. you're coming off as pathetic. no one wants to read this here.The youth of today is so lost. What a sad state of affairs.
Now that was a good laugh. I love the story you made up in your mind about me without knowing anything of substance. I applaud your imagination. You should become a fiction writer.A response so generic, and with so many appeals to authority, it may as well have been written by AI.
Not trying to come off as anything but myself, really. If that's pathetic to you, then that's alright. I like myself and have people in my life who like me too. I'll agree that I've been more caustic than usual, but that's mostly because I was attacked first.if this is the way you act in the comments to a manga, I'd put cash down that the trauma you referred to was you acting like a weird psycho to a partner and getting dumped for it. i need you to know, from the bottom of my heart, that you are not coming off like a brave truth-teller here. you're coming off as pathetic. no one wants to read this here.
I find ironic you changed my quote to:Now that was a good laugh. I love the story you made up in your mind about me without knowing anything of substance. I applaud your imagination. You should become a fiction writer.
As if you're not doing the most generic cynical whining possible, which basically boils down to:A response so generic, and with so many appeals to authority, it may as well have been written by AI.
You literally have nothing of substance, only typical whiny edgy emo nihilistic nonsense of how life is only suffering and that to grow up everyone else needs to suffer like you cause nothing matters.Wah wah, I got hurt so everything is doom and gloom! Life is bleak! Hope is a illusion! Nothing matters! Poor me!
booo tomato tomatoooStrictly talking about real life, not these fictional stories where in the end everything ends up working out, body count does matter. At least, if you want a stable relationship where the couple is able to pair bond.
I could scream about how cute they are like the rest of the comments, but Kanata just reminded me of two women I met in real life. That's why I couldn't see her as cute and said that. In real life, those women are just trouble.
She's clearly been in love with Hana from the start. For example, when she's smashed in chapter 8, she tries to kiss Hana or, in chapter 11, she gets jealous of the cats at the cat cafe over Hana.My only gripe is that we didn't really see why or how Kanata fell in love with her best friend of many years just now. It feels like she just woke up one day and was in love with her. Like what made her realize her love for her and her bisexuality/lesbianism? Maybe that's why it's a little difficult to grasp that Kanata is in love with the intent of staying. It would be nice to see if the author added something to show her development of feelings. It would give more depth as a character.
bro, how immature can you be? way the hell are you idiots getting so bend out of shape over some one opinion about fiction?booo tomato tomatooo
everyone’s laughing at you blud
Honestly, I'm quite disappointed by how the discussion turned out.bro, how immature can you be? way the hell are you idiots getting so bend out of shape over some one opinion about fiction?
this shows that you lot are so god damn immature and still need to grow the fuck up, have you even been outside? how many people did you meet? there are so many different opinions and life experiences that this level of opinion shouldn't make you act so god damn childish!
at least make an argument not a stupid childish tantrum, at least then you can say you expressed an opinion! not some stupid immature insults
Who even uses the term pair bonding. Why use those kind of red pill terms and act like any of those things have any concrete evidence.Strictly talking about real life, not these fictional stories where in the end everything ends up working out, body count does matter. At least, if you want a stable relationship where the couple is able to pair bond.
I could scream about how cute they are like the rest of the comments, but Kanata just reminded me of two women I met in real life. That's why I couldn't see her as cute and said that. In real life, those women are just trouble.