I am probably going to just stick with King, he has been my main since Tekken 2 lol
So are you more upset that the movie sucked in your opinion, or that a "feminazi" ( <---- lol really? ) tainted it? Not to be a total toolbag here, but neither of those things seem like a huge deal to me. I say this because people that make movies, tv shows, etc, are the ones who control what that particular form of media is. If that means this "Mad Max" movie is going to be catered more towards this girl (keep in mind I haven't seen the film, so I am in the dark here) then so what? It wasn't your cup of tea, that doesn't mean this has to be "the feminists" fault. Like out of all the things to complain about that some radical feminists have done (only being specific about feminists because that is the particular topic of this thread) this is what you pick? tl;dr the creators get to pick what their creations are like, and if you don't like it, don't watch it.
With great power comes great responsibility.
Eyyyy I get to catch up on podcasts since I was on vacation. First and foremost, awesome podcast. The one thing I definitely wanted to comment on was the whole E3 livestream thing. Assuming you guys are still doing it (haven't listened to the rest of the podcasts since this one so I don't know if anything changed), I will 100% do my best to be there to watch it. It sounds like a really fun idea.
It is generally ill-advised to rub magnets on your hard drives.
;_; okay, Cap.
Don't tell me what to do
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There is no "might" (in my opinion/experiences, anyways). One person changing exclusively isn't really compromise (once again, in my opinion). If someone is going to stubbornly cling to their ideals and expect the other person to just change how they act/feel with them not really getting any form of kick back from it, you will have a hard time finding a stable relationship with people who don't have the exact same ideals as you. That being said, there are exceptions. For example, if the person I loved said "no sex ever" I would probably be upset/butthurt/etc, however I wouldn't be upset enough to leave the person, because I feel that love is stronger than that. That being said, it is generally advised to try and make each other happy, and if sex happens to make the person you love happy (and there aren't any reasons that sex would hurt you severely in some way) there is no excuse to not do that person a favor every now and again. Some people may find this to be a bit cut and dry, however to me it is really that simple. I scratch your back, you scratch mine. However, the relationship doesn't sink or swim based on how often/if favors even happen. Those said favors just make things easier. I mean if we are talking about a SERIOUS relationship here, you shouldn't really need to hear this, because chances are you would have already gotten to that stage with your significant other. Ironing things out, and figuring out what to do is super important. That being said, making all of what I said above EXCLUSIVELY for someone you love/would marry/whatever category they fall under in your head, is perfectly fine. I wouldn't have sex with someone I didn't love, not because I am appalled by sex, it is more so that I think having sex with someone that you love makes more sense to me. It makes it special.
Exercise is literally one of the simplest things you can do tho, lol
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I'm just going to think out loud for a minute here, but before I do that I want to clarify that you (you meaning whomever is reading this) can act/believe/feel however you want. That freedom will always be there. That being said I want to move onto the one thing I thought of when I read this. I don't know how being an "asexual" person works, not that it really matters for this example. However, are there not many instances in a relationship where "person #1" does something for "person #2" that they wouldn't normally do, but they do it because they love that said person. I really don't want to turn this into a "if you don't give your "significant other" sex, then you don't love them" argument, because that isn't what this is. Although in all honesty, if the question was brought up of "which do you care about more: the person, or your ideals?" which one would you pick? I might just be different here, but if my girlfriend really wanted me to do "x" for her, I would do it, not because I necessarily want to, but because it would make her happy. I don't see being asexual any differently in this regard. If you date someone who is interested in sex, and you actually love them, doing them a favor now and again wouldn't be the end of the world. As people in a relationship, compromise happens ALL THE TIME. Keep in mind, I do not condone pressuring your significant other into sex, or anything else in that regard. However, if you have been with someone long enough and you both can pretty much talk about ANYTHING together/you are in it for the long haul, I don't see how doing something for them is wrong. Yeah sure, you may not like it, but people do this kind of stuff all the time. Just my $0.02 tho, pls don't killerino my white-male asserino.
Just got back from Orlando, it was fun.
Eyyyyy Florida is pretty cool.
Its grills like you that ruin this community.
There is also the exact opposite as well. Most of my friends are all older than me. My friends in highschool were, a lot of the people I talk to online are, and my girlfriend is. Some people can't click with those in their own age group for the opposite reasons. Weather or not anything is "wrong" with that is unseen (in my opinion). At the very least it makes things inconvenient for the person who lives a life like that. It made connecting with those online easier for me, as those in my "grade" throughout schooling, didn't exactly click with me very well.
Holy shiz, Rockband just take my money. Thanks for the updates btw. The hype for this is unreal.
Instead of repeating things that were already said, I'll put a person twist on things. I have never dated someone around my age (or younger) and have it work out. That being said, I've never dated someone drastically younger than (just to clarify). I think "mental maturity" plays a very huge role in things working out or not. For me it is great to be able to just talk for hours on end with my girlfriend, and not have some awkward maturity gap. She is older than I am, but for years people have told me that (in terms of life experience, and sometimes my "preaching", I act older than my age). In fact most people that either hear about me, or "know me" but don't know my age, usually guess that I am older than 20. So the fact that my girlfriend is older than me seems to fit perfectly.
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