Quote from: friendly babysitter on July 31, 2015, 11:34:29 PM

Well, only if the person is truly not sexually aroused by any sort of human. I think there's potential to say there might be a chemical imbalance there. Some people might still be sexually attracted to other humans, but they choose to always remain celibate for various reasons, so in that case it's more of a conditioned behavior. It could be defense mechanism from the seeming destructiveness of intimate relationships, could be a spiritual thing, depends I guess >_>

The only way you can explain Cheat is mental illness cus look how big of a faggot he is

thrust into him and show him the ways of ♂manly♂love♂

Games like Suikoden or Radiata Stories, where you have a vast array of playable characters (108 and 176, respectively)


These two are hidden gems, which is both fortunate and unfortunate. This element of so many playable characters is something that could be implemented into any type of gameplay or story. Not only does it keep things from getting stale, but I think it could eventually be advanced to the point where different combinations of characters, utilized throughout a storyline, (think support status from Fire Emblem) could influence the course of the plot. With literally dozens of possible romances, friendships or antagonistic relationships thrown into a type of malleable plot, I think it could be something that'd give a player a better reason to go through multiple playthroughs aside from the classic secret scene reward.

What your thoughts? Does this notion seem too far fetched >_>

Half of the new users are just me changing my name and my profile pic :^)

Quote from: friendly babysitter on July 31, 2015, 10:26:48 AM

idk just ask your wife OHH

cant rape your spouse, idiot.

idk just ask your wife OHH

What exactly is the problem asking you to find

You sit there wondering about the adventures that never happened as you eat your honey nut cheerios, you watch the news, you read that article but you're some place far away, a man dressed in a toad suit knocks your laptop over, you can tell he's a man because there's a bulge in between his legs and before you know it he's already got you in a headlock and then you wake up drowning inside a boiling cauldron, he impales you with a bamboo chopstick and you struggle to fit your legs inside the man's stomach but you're thinking the whole time about what he said before he swallowed you "Find my daughter" you kick through the walls of the stomach and then you find yourself inside a larger stomach and then you've already found the daughter she looks like Kim Kardashian but with a kind smile on her face and you feel you can trust her when she tells you follow her and along the way you fight Ray Jay clones but after everything you've been through you just drop kick him everytime because it wasn't even a good porno and along the way you grow a bean farm and raise 5 grandchildren with Kim your wife except she's still smiling kindly and then one day you're watching CSI Miami and she slits your throat with a bamboo chopstick and then you sit there wondering about the adventures that never happened.

It's just, always there. I give myself every fucking reason not to give in and this still pushes me over without effort.

Yeah.

i'm 12 and wat is this

damn I thought I was special

I hope that dentist gets killed by Rambo

Well I have the logic that happiness causes greater motivation which results in higher productivity per individual.

Seems reasonable, yet doesn't it seem like there's a certain sense of restlessness associated with unhappiness, or not being satisfied, that could be utilized to pursue a goal intensely, more so than already being fairly happy, or fairly satisfied, at least to some degree?

At an individual level, could maintaining a strong state of happiness lead to complacency, thereby increasing the chances of lowered productivity?

At this current moment, do you want to be happy when you consider all your short term goals?

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