Ok, it depends... yes, they are living with their parents and have weird hobbies... but what matters is...
Do they have a job?
Do they help pay the bills?
Do they help around the house?
Does she do her hobbies in a healthy way?
Because if so, then it's absolutely healthy, and she's right.
When Batman and Superman enter the public domain and some dude makes them racist or something reddit libs will point out how they're just using a popular character as a mouthpiece to validate their own beliefs without a hint of self awareness.
>"Our interest in their world was purely for the betterment of mankind"
>Doomguy stares at a guy's corpse inside the elevator, likely killed by a demon
The irony in this scene will never not amuse me; this intro is perfect
La persona que menos cree en Dios, que tiene puro resentimiento a la religión, que ni siquiera sabe que es un versículo y solo le molesta que en la biblia digan que ser gay es incorrecto le dió like y retweet a este post
Es que kurt no larpea con ser católico,el genuinamente cree en ello y lo toma como su estilo de vida
Y agradezco que este escrito asi,muchas veces hacen personaje de x forma para luego no utilizar esas características
I am Sandy Petersen, author of Call of Cthulhu and co-author of the later editions of RuneQuest. To be fair, Call of Cthulhu is, obviously, a really good target for "theater kid" stuff. Angsty 1920s jazz? Oh yes. Better for their ideas than D&D, frankly. And RuneQuest, developed around a world literally designed by an old-school hippy, is ripe for their meddling. And @ratbitebaby is 100% wrong.
I started roleplaying in 1974. My first game group (lasted til 1980) were all from the local university, which had and has a large theater production group (BYU).
I can't speak for other groups, but ZERO of us were what you'd call "theater kids". One of us got a job as a NATO janitor(!); another worked in an alloy manufacturing plant, yet another was an avid deer hunter, a fourth was a lawyer, and so forth.
When I started playing with "outside" groups mostly from California in the early 1980s, we also only rarely met "theater kids". By 1985, they did start creeping into my games. I don't know how many were in D&D by then. But they were not there at the start, and having met Gary Gygax, Jim Ward, Dave Arneson, and Dave Hargrave personally I can say they were the complete Platonic ideals of Not Theater Kids.
Theater kids and nerds were very different groups in the social ladder with Theater still being above and well scene...
Meanwhile, Nerds were the outcasts who were lucky for just one day of peace... you see I fuckin blame those guys at Critical Role for all of this shit.
I need to understand the logic behind thinking that just because she’s Romani it means she needs to be brown or black… Romani people come in all skin tones so I just need a bit of clarification
Especially because Rivals is the first iteration where Wanda has actually been PoC.
Theatre kids and nerds were entirely different groups. Theatre kids want everyone to look at them, they're overly dramatic, like drama, it's in the title. Dorks, nerds and metal guys with long hair just wanted to be left alone and look at cool art of dudes using battle axes on dragons.
Dorks, nerds and metal heads made all these types of games. Theatre kids just infested it when it became popular enough to gain attention by making themselves the face of it. And now we have quirky millennial writing plaguing everything.
Los españoles dejan que los marroquíes les culeen a sus mujeres pero cuando ven a una chica coreana apoyándolos, ahí sí le dicen que "No es de España".
Pais de cagones.
Do people still unironically believe that the average immigrant in 2026 is a doctor?
Unskilled labour has been the most affected - just look at the crash in jobs usually done by teenagers.