Vanargandr
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I mean yeah? Snuggles are a thing my dude
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I mean yeah? Snuggles are a thing my dude
yeah. Me.
If that's your girl's response to basic affection...like it would sound/look degrading and treating the lady like a pet or someone submissive than a partner
The gesture is old, and though it can be situationally-inappropriate, is generally one of affection, both platonic and romantic. And the scalp massage is a likewise nice gesture with the same parameter.These days I thought it was mainly an anime only thing, like it would sound/look degrading and treating the lady like a pet or someone submissive than a partner
The public biter is a weirdo, especially if that gets in the way of other things, causes actual physical damage, and/or if they continue if you ask them not to or stop.yeah. Me.
Most of the men in my friend group do it as well. It may be a generational quirk cause I've been doing it since like 08. Some chicks are into it, and knowing what she likes or is willing to put up with in exchange for other behaviors [two different chicks I'm 'with' are into biting and I'm not super into it, but i put up with it b ecause its their way of showing affection one of them will just bite my wrist in the middle of me trying to run DND and leave bruises, and the other one saves it for the bedroom]
Since when is that foolproof? Hating one's own country and/or hating the USA is a rather worldwide phenomenon, and always has been. And nationalist conspiracy theories are also becoming (or already are) global for the exact same reasons as the language you are complaining about.Everyone on the internet sounds American these days, and it's leaking out into RL social interactions. I've seen younger fellows use American dialect, pronunciation, and slang more and more often as the years go on and younger generations get hooked to 24/7 social media.
In modern times, the only way to tell an American from a non-American is to wait till they start trotting out nationalist conspiracy theories or start complaining about how much their country sucks.
The King's English.Hmmm yes... people speaking the lingua franca set by the current world hegemon take cues for wielding that language from the culture of that hegemon.
Such an unprecedented and horrible development, won't someone pleeeaaassseee save us from this and restore the mythical glory of The Queen's English and its spelling?
Is, as you've just noted, becoming more and more American by the day.
Well, I'm bloody well not calling it The Presidential English or something.Is, as you've just noted, becoming more and more American by the day.
These days I thought it was mainly an anime only thing, like it would sound/look degrading and treating the lady like a pet or someone submissive than a partner
See, there's the fundamental disconnect. We don't really care that much about our president. We salute the flag, the ideal, and the constitution.Well, I'm bloody well not calling it The Presidential English or something.
Oh please. Do you think we don't get American news here? Or how you literally deified the first one?there's the fundamental disconnect. We don't really care that much about our president. We salute the flag, the ideal, and the constitution.
Don't worry. It's not like the other countries on that continent are relevant. Most of them don't even speak English.American English is the best way to call it. With something of an awkward note that this ignores that the nature of calling a country the same thing as a continent (two of them at that) leaves a lot of linguistic oddities.
Oh well, maybe one day we'll just change the names of the continents.
... More accurate to say we sainted Washington than deified him.
Come to think of it, the only monarchs that get popular acclaim equivalent to a US President would be the old Thai king.
Only if they're softies like the French King. Or narcissistic idiots like Charles I.And the only monarchs that got popular disdain equivalent to a US president tended to get beheaded.
Under ideal conditions, Kings are not beholden to the whims of their subjects any more than the shepherds are beholden to the whims of the sheep.
It's a joking reference to what monarchical systems are like.Y'know, statements like that are why people accuse you of supporting tyranny.
I'm willing to accept you just suck at humor.
I won't deny it.
I met a girl at a play party who let me test her claims that she could orgasm from scalp massages. Does that count?
Should have come up with an adorable and heartwarming show that makes an entire generation of American kids start using your accents and slang like the Aussies did.Everyone on the internet sounds American these days, and it's leaking out into RL social interactions. I've seen younger fellows use American dialect, pronunciation, and slang more and more often as the years go on and younger generations get hooked to 24/7 social media.
Uh no it was called the Apotheosis of Washington and that was well before we get into like American Shinto.... More accurate to say we sainted Washington than deified him.
England isn't relevant these days either so we might as well stop calling it English.Don't worry. It's not like the other countries on that continent are relevant. Most of them don't even speak English.
That would be based beyond belief, I won't lie...Uh no it was called the Apotheosis of Washington and that was well before we get into like American Shinto.
....you know we were talking about the American continent(s), right?As for Asian countries not being relevant... LoL. Lmao, even. Two and a half of the three most important sea lanes in the world are situated in the Asian sphere of influence.