What are some Things You Like In Stories (not tropes necessarily) that you are always down for?
Mine include:
- characters that are REALLY competent at their jobs
- platonic relationships that might be deeper than romantic ones
- SIBLINGS
- food descriptions
- onesided rivalries
Historical fiction like Jadugaar are so funny in the way it makes the nationalists on all sides bring back ancient beef no one would ever dream of in the modern day and racism unheard of since the 13th century like wow the whole house mad
People don’t actually believe you can learn subjects by reading books anymore. The popular model of learning is ‘learning by doing’ and video is second hand ‘learning by doing‘. Software developers (the first illiterate technical class) pioneered this worldview.
there’s an inept irony with kris being a knight i’ve noticed. the dreemurrs having their dark world counterparts being royal means kris is supposed to protect them. Yet instead, they do the direct opposite and put their family within immense danger
It’s kinda funny we got two horrors flicks of male protagonist who rather live in personal hells and diluted themselves into thinking they have no flaws. Only to learn their lesson and die because it was too late for them while the women are left traumatized by their actions.
The PS5 port of Somi's mystery adventure game "No Case Should Remain Unsolved" will release on August 19.
The port will be published by PLAYISM.
Story: On February 5, 2012, the police were notified of a little girl by the name of Seowon going missing from a nearby playground. Even after an extensive investigation that involved questioning all persons of interest, the police were never able to solve the case.
Twelve years on, Jeon Gyeong, a retired police detective who was on Seowon’s case, was paid a visit by a young police officer who pleaded with her to revisit the case. As Jeon Gyeong retraces the past and more old memories are recovered, a shocking revelation becomes clear: everyone connected to Seowon’s case was lying.
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it’s like you could tell they thought calling a black person an amerikkkan would really sting and doesn’t just make them look like they’re just parroting buzzwords they once read on twitter dot com
it’s really apparent when people don’t actually understand the words they’re saying because they picked them up from twitter. probably thinks amerikkan is just a generalized insult towards bigoted americans lol
liking femanle characters isn't really anti-malecentrism , like idk if all you can say of eleven is mike, if all you can say about sakura is sasuke,o if all you can say of them girls is romancing marrying loving men stuff, it's throwing rocks while living at a glass house.