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What if she has a Feederism temple

>>5192
I keep wondering that too..

I had a burn on my leg from an electric heating pad. Apparently they sometimes can have bad hot spots in some very small areas. I also had a warming pad meant for cats which I used to calm my sick cat to make her feel better which sometimes but my mom would plug it in sometimes without me knowing and id find it got dangerously hot after enough hours passed when I measured the temperature (unless the laser meter read wrong) even though it isn't supposed to be capable of getting that hot. I would instead suggest something not electric to warm your cat or dog like a thermal reflective pad or something you microwave then cover ed properly so it can cool off instead of getting hotter and hotter.

I don't like the thought of having kids when I don't have a romantic relationship even. One step at a time.

>>5034
No, and to the second question, quite frankly, no as well.

As for my personal feelings on the matter, it only goes as far as I do feel genuinely bad about not giving my parents the peace of mind that their legacy gets preserved with me. So in a way, I do want to have kids at some point.

If I ever get to that stage however, I'll just roll with whatever the dice gives me and not think too hard about it. I feel like thinking too much about it beforehand is too much.

It's selfish to have kids if you want them and selfless to have them if you don't. This is assuming no negligent knocked up shenanigans.

>>5219
What's selfish about wanting to have kids? It's how we keep society and our species going. There are plenty of non-selfish reasons to want kids.

>Do you have kids, sushi?
no
>Do you want them?
i dont but that might change
i am a weirdo though, like i often hear people wanting to get married and have kids ever since childhood. myself? i didnt want to have any sort of relationship since childhood, humans kinda freak me out. sometimes i meet a person i could tolerate but they are still freaky, i am still freaky
>Shaping the life of another human being sounds incredibly difficult, yet most people seem to just go with the flow
i think a good way to look at this is just kinda let it go
as long as you dont abuse them somehow, they will turn out okay. probably. even if they dont its good to think that you did your best
tho ultimately i think kids are both a luxury and are kinda out of tune with the environment in the modern world. there is no economic incentive to make kids - or rather, there might be but so far down the line the regular person like you and me probably wont bother - and there isnt enough societal support regarding providing for kids and their upbringing. the modern urban landscape is just horrible for kids
>What if the kid is born sick?
imo sick kids should be euthanized/aborted no mercy
this reality is difficult as it is, one makes it more difficult for oneself by deciding to raise a cripple and for the kid as well because they will just to have to deal with the handicap in a competitive environment and it will reduce their possibilities in life, which i find unethical to say the least
that said, if their condition is treatable to the point of no handicap or some insignificant handicap, they should get treated and just raised as a normal kid
>What if I don't love it?
you still can raise it or at least provide for it fair and square, consider the job done
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what is this
it look like britain
but north american vibe

>>5193
it's the main menu screen of life is strange 1 lol

>>5195
you know what's weird, i own the game, ive beaten it, i thought the tree models looked exactly like the models ingame, but the stark white cliffs in the image matches more with the cliffs of england (dover) than it does the PNW (see pic) and i didnt remember the school tower being that huge. im looking at more images and the perspectives ingame aren't really making a lot of sense to me when comparing with this img
anyway sorry for hijacking your thread op. i agree with,, that too, or whatever.

I also respect the Fujiwara

Play VRChat, it's literally 80% men in anime girl avatars.

Eleven Table Tennis and The Thrill of the Fight are two games that make VR worth it for me. Still returned it, as it would make me a complete shut-in. I bought a bike instead, to have a reason to go out.

what kind of headset do you have

it's tea time

>>4970
i really dislike you

>>4977
I really dislike you more!!

i wanted to tell a rude guy to "suck my dick, black dragon roll"
he was white and i'm a girl

he would've been so bamboozled

I was meant to turn all this footage I have into a mobie or at least a music bideo, but I couldn't even manage that, weh

I DONT ENJOY MATCHA MYSELF BUT PEOPLE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO ENJOY THEIR GRASS

MM..GRASS

CAN COW GIRLS DRINK MATCHA

OK I WILL

EXCUSE MY CUMSTAINED MOUSE

you can't return to where you never left

i want to move on too.

you believe in strawberry elephant
eye believe in myself

I personally prefer cold weather over warm weather.
If its a 90 degree day out you can only strip off so much before it becomes socially unacceptable.

>>5100
It's the opposite in terms of population where I live because of the warm climate. But I still hate summer, if it was cloudy and rainy long enough it'd be fine though
>>5104
I think if I acted like a california roll it would be unacceptable yet not surprising

I live in a muggy forest city, but I have a preference towards colder weather. So I welcome winter, just because I can turn off the constant AC. I keep my apartment a steady 15C.

california roll

Autumn is the best. You get no people on the street, the nice feel of rain on your face and the occasional gust of wind to pull your collar up. Winter has no smell, but autumn has all the smell. In conclusion autumn is better than winter.