Besides... I do miss everyone

It's not that I don't want to be away from everyone, I just want to give everyone the choice if they want to get to know the new me or not.

On top of that, some of the heroines of that game are so full of character that I really can't ever take arguments about the game being sexist seriously. Pyra/Homura is one of my favorite characters in RPGs ever, and she introduces the thematic argument immediately, since she does have agency.

I always end up writing typos on every post

Because for some god forsaken reason, anime is now seen as childish

I was going to continue this dumb rambling thread but my brain recognized the time is 2:06 am cst

Because the genres were respectively "too black" or "too anime" otherwise. People would say that "oh it's just preference" like one person I used to know who said that in defense of a guy being blatently transphobic to a woman he was flirting with. (2 am brain dragging this out for no reason)

For Marshall, it was his whiteness that made hip-hop explode to a white national populace and audience. For Sandfall, it was the realistic graphics style and cinematic presentation that made the idea of a modern turn-based JRPG "palletable" to a western mainstream gaming world.

To clarify what I mean before someone thinks I'm implicating the notion of "reverse racism", I meant the story of an artist with genuine talent becoming mainstream and propping up the genre they had so much respect for, but it was only because everyone saw their outward appearance and not the art.

We killing the Sorceress with this one

damn it