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Otherside Picnic

Kaiba

>>34627
omg you understand.
it helped me cope with some events.
but i'm also sorry - for both of us

Lame as dog put it down

Probably the most sovl newgrounds animation but I haven't watched a lot of those so I might be wrong

>>36690
She is just like me

>>36690
She's literally me in high school and I don't like it.

David Lynch's movies are not pretentious in the slightest.

>>36410
Try playing a David Lynch movie at a party or family gathering

>>36411
>appealing to normie taste
i'm not the biggest lynch head either but some of his work is undeniable, and if someone can't see that it's probably because they can't tolerate anything abnormal in art. twin peaks is fantastic and i like mulholland drive a lot too. if you think he's too weird try the straight story, it's the most normal thing he's done

>>36411
that's such a bullshit argument for a movie being pretentious or not lmfao

filtered

>>36720
I found it surreal and endearing. maybe it’s a little cring, but art like this is why I stay on the internet.

What do you think?
https://time.com/7019535/beyonce-cma-snub-essay/

>>35575
Her music sucks so bad. She’s just rupaul inspired Taylor Swift to me.

>>35452
I hate the nipple piercing through the t shirt. I hate it. It’s even worse since she’s like 40 now. It would be repulsive on someone of any age though.

>>35584
>Country Music Awards snub
>Black women in country have been denied legitimacy by the industry they’re so firmly a part of
I'm kind of surprised this article doesn't mention Tracy Chapman; there was an upset over her being the first black person to win a CMA award for song of the year, in 2023, for a song she released in 1988- because a white moid made a vastly inferior cover of her song that took off. Of course she still won Grammy awards in 1989, so I admire Tracy for staying fairly grounded and authentic for the most part as a music artist. I don't doubt that the CMA and country fans have lower standards for white male artists (seriously, compare the original vidrel to this Grammy-nominated/CMA award-winning cover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fr7oYjnt3bM)

Reading the article, it rings hollow to me because it feels more like a Beyonce shill post by a stan and all the musings (about the exclusion of black women in country) are in service of the shilling. Even when they bring up other black women country artists, it's to imply their success rests on Bey's shoulders. I could not care less about a ceo millionaire who owns 32 grammies and 3 companies being invalidated by the Country Music Association KEK. The article's message is undermined by the fact that they don't show actual appreciation for black country artists beyond merely mentioning their names, that they were on Bey's album, and that they got more streams thanks to Bey. These artists have other albums of their own too you know, that released in 2023-2024.
Not to mention this is her first time doing a country album. "Beyoncé’s quest for legitimacy in country music has long been documented" and yet she waited nearly 2 decades and 7 albums to do so. It's cool that she's experimenting and brought on a bunch of country artists, but the black artists who did get nominated(The War and Treaty) have actually been in the country scene from the beginning of their career. Listen to their album Lover's Game vs Cowboy Carter and you can tell which one feels more genuine.

Kim Kardashian is (probably) Mormon and I think that’s funny and disturbing

>>35908
I’m not a fan of romance novels either but I feel like I have to defend the women who read them because they get so much hate.

I hate the live action Sonic movies. They feel like lazy 80's nostalgia bait with forced quirky characters that come off as cringe.

I despise Aku no Hana, it's been so long since I read it but I remember it being AWFUL losermoid-centered garbage

>>35713
>>30201
who the fuck gives a shit about males' personal space you'll never see one care about a woman's personal space

Mediocre Gen X crud that doesn't deserve to be considered anything more than a 4/10 anime today
If it dropped in 2019 literally nobody would care

Griffith was gay for Guts but was willing to settle for Casca if his goal of becoming a king didn't come true

Guts idolized Griffith but wasn't gay for him

Casca liked both Griffith and Guts during the Golden Age arc

Casca is just like me. My taste in men also keeps shifting from twinky to very masculine

Griffith thought of Casca the way you might think of a very loyal lap dog, she was useful to him as a general and he enjoyed the power he exerted over her, moreso than the rest of the Band of the Hawk becauseshe was clearly so enamored by him. It's part of why he was so mindbroken that he started having cuck fantasies just before the eclipse, the idea that Casca would abandon him for Guts meant that he had truly lost everything he valued about the life he had made, and was utterly powerless. I don't think he ever really loved her in the way he was obviously gay for Guts, and the Eclipse rape only happened as a way to get back at Guts for his perceived betrayal

Before Griffith's fall, his feelings towards Casca were completely pure.
He valued her as an excellent and faithful soldier, and although he understood she was completely in love with him, he cared for her in a very "professional" way - while still considering her his inferior, and being guilt ridden by the fact she will probably one day die for him, just like everyone else.

Casca was obviously in love with Griffith, but it was a love that transcended romance and bordered into worship. There is no doubt Casca would have done basically anything Griffith ordered with little regard for herself. The romance part kind of fizzles out as she gets closer to Guts, but the worshipping element never really dies out until the Eclipse.

Guts is the only person who Griffith considers a true friend, his equal, but that only happens when he leaves him to chase hiw own dream- that breaks Griffith because
1. he cared about Guts, genuinely
2. he understands the paradox of only being able to be friends with people who, by HIS definition of "true friend", will typically never be at his side
3. his more controlling instincts rebel at the idea of losing his best warrior
4. Guts was a foundational element to the success of the Hawks and he hasn't achieved his dream yet