@Dantethebanned2@Sirsavage223@_syncretic_@nonbinarytummy its easier to say yes when i havent been in that situation & im sure most men havent, but yea i think i'd feel a sense of pride that she chooses me at the end of the day and i get to have more than just the pictures
@_syncretic_@nonbinarytummy if a woman enjoys showing herself off and you find that gross, there is a reason why, and i'd bet that reason boils down to feeling a sense of ownership over her body & decisions.
@slavghterhouse5 same twin but i believe its impossible to Really know someone when they come in & out of your life so fast. it helps to remember i miss a version of them that doesnt exist, only briefly existed, if it ever really existed
violet mizu never even occurred to me now i want it so bad especially if we get the metal raths and rare species. imagine this mf igniting a whole area in the oilwell basin
In the advent of potential leaks, I am posting my predictions for the Ascendance roster.
Assuming there will be about 30 monsters, the first 10 are basically accounted for.
Expansions rarely add more than 4 genuine new monsters.
Half the roster will be variants/subs/guardians.
who decides what is and isnt literary and by what criteria? what about authors like stephen king and margaret atwood that follow characteristics of both "literary fiction" and "genre fiction" - and have had success and created what most would agree are "modern classics"?
while im at it posting my booktwt takes i despise the term 'lit fic' because all it does is enforce the hierarchical idea of what is & and isnt 'literature' and perpetuate the idea of a Great Western Canon. what stops genre fiction from having literary merit?
me thinking this isnt an issue only to be shotgun blasted opening the replies. the discourse is so deeply rooted in misogyny its pretty plain for anyone to see
@Horrorf55031953@Holliiejanes its a matter of canon trying to preserve immeasurable things like 'intellect' and associate them with what are and arent called 'classics'. horror and other genre fiction like sci-fi have historically been victims of this, today the pendulum has swung to romance & fantasy