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Nintendo Confirms that Mailman Dragonite would be my friend

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Have to make sure this video is on this website

they need to invent a version of having your boyfriend sleep over that doesnt make you sad the next day when hes not in your bed.

Pointing out that tags on a website are getting censored does not make me “a pedo”

$77 billion to make a mid VRChat clone. Masterful gambit sire

Explore Neutral Roger Bay and Pissed Off Roger Bay

If I lose even 0.00001% of that, no one would trust me with money ever again, and they'd be right.

Tapping the sign (@boocanan.bsky.social)

the "i can imagine anything" meme guy but with samus' helmet

samus every time she scans something

online friendship is crazy. like yeah we go way back. we talk about weird shit exclusively and we've seen each other in person between zero and four times

B ete oa... @bOnewalljack... • Dec4 g i think about this every single day OkinawaMoongazer & @joeybeastmarket X.com it's genuinely preposterous that someone from a fucking indian slum can access the same internet as me and easily communicate their retard filth to me. it should be one hundred percent illegal for the third world to access the White Internet. revoke their access entirely 11:47 AM • 10/3/25 • 2.9K Views 156 t7 1.3K 22K Ill 437K 企 Zack @Asmongold • 20h They really need to fix this Maybe a solution where likes from India still count but not as much as a like from America An Indian like being worth 3/5ths of an American like could be a good compromise 487 17 327 9 9.4K Ill 302K 企

One of the top streamers on Twitch btw

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Hanani
Painted commisison, 2008

how it feels to not use Spotify and download all my music directly

I'm in the pod smoking Sebulba

This too.

It's hard to explain to normies how much effort Trump is putting into anti-trans policies.

This is like the 12th thing just this week. And there were 12 things the week before, and 12 things the week before that. There will be 12 things next week.

This is almost everything the government is doing.

I also think, reading between the lines, Steam was growing more censorious of adult content during the 2020s because this was already happening. The Collective Shout situation is the middle, not the beginning, of a longer history. I think you’d have to be naive to think otherwise

booty shorts that say "THIS IS NOT SIMILATION. GET READY TO DESTOROY THE ENEMY. TARGET FOR THE WEAK POINTS OF F**KIN' MACHINE. DO YOUR BEST YOU HAVE EVER DONE."

likely place for samus to explore

The USPS posting a NINE BILLION DOLLAR LOSS!!! sounds terrible. Certainly worse than if you said "USPS costs thirty dollars per person per year" even though that means the same thing and more accurately describes a government service

What gets me is that fanfic/fanart creators have been talking about the subject of getting dogpiled, harassed, and pressured *for so many years now* about making dark/unsettling content, and let nobody listened to the canary in the coal mine because “stupid fandom drama”

the fact that patreon employees will just straight up say, to your faces now, "I stalked your other accounts and found something in a *cartooning style* that made me personally uncomfortable so I'm taking your income away" should be way more alarming to people.

Excerpt from linked essay. Text reads "When you hear “adult games”, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? You might think of Steam, with dozens of hyper-specific fetish VNs released seemingly every minute. You might think of itch.io, with the top games feed flooded with asset flips and uncensored genitalia in thumbnails. To be brief, your first thought is probably not a harrowing deconstruction of sexual trauma, and instead Elf MILF Simulator 5000. This isn’t to insult the elf MILFs, or the devs hard at work bringing them into the world, but is a demonstration of the current existence of a specific sub-genre of adult games. Games that take adult themes and topics, sometimes including on-screen sex, and use them as tools of artistic expression. A tighter description, that these are games that happen to contain explicit content, rather than sexual gratification being the main draw for players, and are often presented as serious experiences. These games, however, often find themselves side-by-side with the thumbnails mentioned earlier. And often, someone looking for something to jerk off to is not also looking for a game that makes them contemplate their life choices. It begs the question: why are these games put next to ones that are apparently their antithesis, and is there a potential solution? Then, the next question from this arises: does that solution have consequences?"

Excerpt from linked essay. Text reads "The reason AAGs find themselves here, is a simple fact of how capitalism operates. Capitalism flattens artistic expression into marketable categories as a means to extract value. It does not care for intent or expression, and instead reduces media down to a checklist of content it does or does not include. If a game depicts sex, it goes in the adult category. It doesn’t consider why or how the sex is depicted, and if the player is or isn’t invited to jerk off to it. All that matters is that reputable marketers are not running their ads next to “female-presenting nipples”, or that four old white men aren’t reminded the money they move around was touched by a trans woman at some point. No matter how an AAG may depict its mature elements, or going in with open intent and subtext that its content is not intended to be pornographic, the simple act of depicting them immediately puts them under this labelling. In any attempt to elevate adult games to new artistic heights, AAGs find themselves, by marketer definition, “just porn” no matter how groundbreaking they could be, and in the direct company of pornographic games."

Excerpt from linked essay. Text reads "The desire for AAGs to be made distinct from porn games, and seeing wider respect as an art, however, is one that can only be applied as a double-edged sword. This will be intimately familiar to anyone who’s been on a platform that has undergone “porn bans” or attempted to restrict adult content. Often, these are supported by certain members of the userbase, usually under laws and rulings quoting the safety of children online. But, as is almost always the case, these categories don’t actually care about “protecting children”, only that marketers—arteries of capital—are not angered by arbitrary puritanical checkboxes that are in constant flux. Queer games in particular, adult or not, have been under constant pressure from all sides for the simple act of depicting queer experiences. The existence of queer bodies, particularly trans ones, are immediately classified as sexual by the ruling class of capital. To them, it doesn’t matter how the body is used, or even if the body is shown in an explicit manner, everything is “just porn” if it ticks the right boxes. By letting AAGs be defined solely by market categories, it risks handing over autonomy of what is and isn’t pornographic without questioning why those categories exist in the first place, as they only do for ever-changing standards of “marketability”."

Today on the blog we have Stanley Baxton's AAA3 essay "The Tension Between 'Artistic' Adult Games & Pornography, And How A Distinction Cannot Exist Under Capitalism". This one turned out to be, uh, substantially more prescient than anyone would have liked www.bpgamesinc.com/the-tension-...

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I can't remember if I ever posted this over here but falin stretch pic that made some people on reddit mad

you're not tricking me into turning that shit back on discord

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