Should I ask any men in the thread right now?

I'll go ahead and tell you right now, as a cis male all of my life, I haven't personally fantasized about wanting to be a woman, much less have such a thing be a common occurrence. I've considered it as a hypothetical in conversation or when trying to be empathetic about an issue, but it's never been a fantasy of mine.

His ideal is a beautiful fictional girl, not a girl. He doesn't want to be a girl, he wants to be a pure attractive female character who exists in a cute world and enjoy all the perks of being cute and maidenly.

You do not decide what is and is not representative of trans experience, because you are not trans. There is no debate to be had, because you do not have lived experience. It's time for you to stop talking here.

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(also hinami seems to have a scar underneath her left (to the viewer's right) eye)

I believe it's a nod to the same scar that Luffy has.

-- And also, a cis "man" dislikes to have lesbians to have relationship because look at the real world: they would definitely complain that they are too lonely and that they don't have female companion because of...(Just my two cents)

Cis men and bigoted incels are not the same thing. This is extremely dangerous thinking that leads to hatred of people who are your allies.

crazy how people are transphobic on here when the yuri tag explicitly states "transgender women are women"

Lot of people in the LGB hate the T part.

Those are called bigoted garbage.

I think it would be prudent to save any intense speculative discussion about authorial intent until we have a bit more material to go on.

Where do any of us put the plutonium, really?

Personally, I keep mine in my flux capacitor.

I don't care if it's AI creation or upscaling; the onomatopoeia are not words, and I feel like this kind of blatant AI use should have no place here.

Oh there those are. I was looking everywhere for them.

DumShork posted:

I feel that rule 10 needs an overhaul to stop drive-by griping about a tag someone doesn't like. It happens every single time a work with certain tags is uploaded, and it causes unnecessary bloat and inflammatory garbage in the threads. If someone doesn't like a tag, and they comment on a work with that tag just to tell people, the comment should be removed. The tags are there specifically to inform these people that the work isn't for them. They're hate-reading and hate-commenting on purpose, and there needs to be a way to stop it.

This sounds like more an issue of lax enforcement than the rule itself. Would you agree?

That's definitely possible, but I wouldn't know since I'm not privy to the inner workings of this site's moderation. Nor do I read everything that's posted here or look on the forums of every work I do read.

I feel that rule 10 needs an overhaul to stop drive-by griping about a tag someone doesn't like. It happens every single time a work with certain tags is uploaded, and it causes unnecessary bloat and inflammatory garbage in the threads. If someone doesn't like a tag, and they comment on a work with that tag just to tell people, the comment should be removed. The tags are there specifically to inform these people that the work isn't for them. They're hate-reading and hate-commenting on purpose, and there needs to be a way to stop it.

Saba incoming.

Totally unrelated clip.

But to refute the point I see implied here: they're not a sex (reproductive) organ, but definitely a sexual organ.

By that logic, any part of the body that any particular person is attracted to or feels pleasure from is a "sexual organ." Are you willing to also classify ears, necks, feet, and other parts as such?

(I wish the people that dislike the lolicon genre regardless would just blacklist the tag already, instead of wasting time and forum space for pointless discussion on morals in a clearly tagged comedy series)

I specifically want to know why they're even here. If someone doesn't like a tag, why are they reading this or commenting on it? They need to leave people alone and take their moral grandstanding to the dead bird app. That applies to snarky little comments about the author too.

"Remember that time atrocities were committed? Isn't that just the perfect setting for jokes attempting to downplay the brutality of the situation?"

No.

Also who is Ange even giving fanservice to in pg2? The ghosts??? (I'm pretty sure it's just Dorothy being goofy but i couldn't help but notice lmao)

I believe they were doing a livestream with the group.

I need to say...

No, you don't. Stop denigrating my sexual orientation just because it doesn't match yours.

now we know how to "forge" forgery-proof passports... and that's why I'm questioning my work, because I work for a company that makes its money with anti-forgery stuff XD

Security is never a match for corruption, which is all the more apparent these days.

I think this series is definitely worthy of the Yuri crush tag.

I'm going to believe she was making Valentine's chocolate and used it to wipe up a spill.

The cruelest year...

At first I thought it was some kind of fried tofu mascot, but I guess it really was down there a while.

I love this series so much. I didn't even notice it start, but after I saw it was by the same person who did She Becomes a Tree, I thought I'd give it a shot. The absurdity is peak my sense of humor.

Trying out new picks is pretty dope, especially when they're a new material.

That ending makes me feel like a cat in a windowsill on a sunny day.