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A message to all anfoos.
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haha thats me!
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>>2800
Too much wrong with the world that I try not to think about anymore. When a problem is beyond your control, what can really be done?
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>>2802
Instead spending your time on issues beyond your reach, focus on solving the issues that are in your range. 

Take out the trash.
Take a shower and put on deodorant.
Spend time with your friends and family.
Do some community service.
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>>2806
>reminding people to take showers
Ohnononono... foocacas, what is this?
>>2806
shiny fluffstone
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personally i never understood the whole... clean up thing (for self improvement), until i moved in with my cousin, she keeps the place extremely tidy. it physically made me desire to make up my bed, because seeing it jumbled up irrationally bothered me, which never ever happened in my life ever before. I guess when its clean enough, you'll irrationally get upset at mess, so i just had to do it. I've heard Jorden Peterson advocate it, and i heard a military guy advocate it this advice, so i'd wager a guess it must have some amount of statistics behind it, its certainly conventional advice.

i think it could be the result of 2 things: either the originator of the advice is a person who is very clean and therefor gets upset at dirtiness; and so he simply thought "well, these people in dirty situations must be unhappy with their dirtiness, so fixing it is a good start to reclaim some happiness, as that is what I would do." (which would be stupid, because these dirty people likely straight up don't care at all, they don't get that irrational feeling for things to be cleaner or unhappiness from it being untidy, making this advice merely a misreading by a guy in different circumstances, and a waste of effort for those that don't naturally care so much for tidiness - a pretty significant population.)

or! that cleaning up your place to a point that you become extremely clean, that it makes you upset to see it dirty is somehow a happier circumstance than the previous state, and everyone, even not naturally tidy people can become like that by trying to be clean. Maybe it gives a small win to come back to (which is what the military guy said), that you can religiously maintain, which i think makes sense how it could make you happy and be worth while. Also maybe some subtle other implications, cleaned up room = a cleaned up act, gives you some dignity despite desperate circumstances. This also means they still failed in explaining it properly, because they should have emphasized you must make it clean enough to that you find yourself getting irrationally upset about it getting messy, or it doesn't work.

I tried it personally, and it seemed like a waste of time, i don't care to make my bed, waste of effort. But if you care about untidiness, you should force yourself to keep your place tidy, it'll make you happier.
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>>2864
I remember hearing that being in dirty surroundings causes stress.
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>>2865
It also degrades your humanity
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>>2875
You're human?
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>>2875
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>>2876
No, I'm a furry
>>2879
Loved this show, it peaked with Part 4 and was awful after
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>>2879
何を言ってる?
おれは人間をやめるぞ!
Do americans really?
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>>2887
Yes, and we won the war too
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>>2888
>Won the war
Yet the west now worships Japanese media.
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>>2865
always try think in real terms, like... in terms of the actual real forces at play. have you personally ever noticed any stress from untidyness around you? if you're ever in those circumstances, you can be extra aware of how it makes you feel. Statistics talk numbers, but in the end, stress is something you can visibly tell if its there or not, if you've been stressed before, you know what to look for. you don't need to be led blindly by some abstract thing - if its real, it will cause real and observable effects that you will notice if you're aware, even if its very subtle. If it doesn't show results, then its probably just bs. 

(of couuuurse i knooowww, it could be it's just wrong for you, or maybe not the right circumstances.. but it's probably just bs.)

Personally I think I would only feel stressed by it, if i needed to clean it up and haven't been, or was worried not cleaning it up could cause some problem for me, like if it were my responsibility to do so and I was putting it off. then it would make sense to feel subtly (or not so subtly) stressed by it, otherwise I definitely wouldn't be affected by it at all. This is probably what is actually going on, because I've never noticed it stress me out otherwise, and I pay careful attention to notice these kinds of things. 

see what I mean by "think in real terms"?
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>>2889
>West worships Japanese media
Who? Weebs aren't human btw
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>>2896
If you like kemono you are also a weeb
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>>2898
the most that the average normalfag interacts with japanese media is playing mario kart at their friends house
>>2898
kemono != tranime slop
The japs copied western furries
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>>2903
You know nothing about the history of japanese furries.
... im not gross, just saying that untidiness probably won't strain you unless you the type to get strained by untidyness. haha....
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>>2887
私のホバークラフトはうなぎがいっぱいです
>>2894
I would probably feel stressed if I couldn't see my floor.
>>2884
>jojo
>it peaked with Part 4 and was awful after
since when did part 5 and beyond sucked ass?
i liked part 5, anon
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>>2935
part 5 is not as good as part 3 or 4, so it was all downhill since 4
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I've always seen clean-up advice as more an encouragement to stay organized. Sorting the things you store in a consistent pattern absolutely helps with retrieving things later so that you don't have to dig through and rely on luck to find what you need.
I think another part of that advice is more a hygiene issue. An untidy room shows neglect of your surroundings, which more often than not indicates an accumulation of disease just from the lack of cleaning. 
I doubt their goal is to make you stress out about being unclean, and the only people who really hold that perfectionist mindset are those with obsessive–compulsive disorder.
I believe the intentions of such advice are to just help you avoid illness, The less sick you get, the better life is. 
Some people I guess function better when guided by someone else regarding what to do in life, rather than determining such decisions on their own. That most likely is why such advice often gets reposted across the internet, in hopes that someone, lacking direction, follows it and improves their life through productivity, and truthfully, there is great satisfaction in being productive.
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>>2964
Basically this.
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>>2896
>If you like kemono you are also a weeb
>picrel related
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I always feel like I spend more time correcting my drawing to be quality-ish than actually drawing.
Also, my mind kinda wanders off at points. In my end, my drawings don't look like it was made in the amount of hours it took to draw it.
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>>2968
>picrel
>dont rush
Yeah, I know. Things take time, I just wish my mind didn’t wander off so much.
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>>2969
For personal time management reasons, I try not to spend more than an hour drawing. I think the time limit helps me accept the drawing as being done as is, so that I don't waste so much time trying to fix every little mistake. I realized, most people will see those small errors and either believe they were intentional, or were just not noticeable enough to matter. 
What does matter, is the bigger picture, the work which ends up visible on the preview thumbnail. As long as that looks good, then I'm happy with my results.
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>>2970
>one hour time limit
Not a bad idea, I could look further into that and see how that goes.
Thank you, 'pickeposter.
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been feeling kind of frustrated. i like soulful cute girl drawings, back in like 2016 and earlier i was surrounded by stuff I loved, and there was way more than i could ever consume. the best artists for what I liked were young women, they drew the cutest, and so i rely on the newer generations to draw what I like...

its been a long time since its felt like the best artists were women, they just don't make what I like anymore, their inspirations changed, its all boy kisser furry artstyle. its like the artist equivelent of isekai slop killing anime, and its killing what I love. the thing is I actually like mauzi mouse a lot! (the one that made the boy kisser furry character) and ash and that other one everyone is all inspired by, is good, i like these artists, but all the people inspired by them just... do not like what they make for some reason. like its not about good quality bad quality, i just hate it. its taking people away from making normal charming anime cute.

gives me a feeling like i have to be the one to make it myself, because no one else is going to. when everyone else is discouraged from ai and hard times, more important than ever to be an artist, and make cool stuff. only problem is, no matter how much i've tried, as girly as my artstyle is, i've never been able to do it the way they do it.
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If I were a new twitter artist, I'd probably chase trends too and copy styles without understanding why they work. It's creating what works in regards to growth and engagement farming, and why risk investing time into something unique when you can blindly do what everyone else is doing? At least I think that's why a new artist would not live up to their inspirations.
There are many such examples in life where you have to be the change you want to see in this world. Seeing how much easier it is to consume content and have others think for you, it is very rare that someone takes initiative and does their own thing rather than follow everyone else. More often than not, you'll have to work alone, build your own brand, and then market yourself before your ideas begin influencing others. Never be silent nor passive, and always ensure that you are targeting the right audience. Promote your work to the right crowd, and your efforts will eventually pay off.
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:D
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Cute thread.
>>3332
i love it
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Sometimes the biggest risks in life provide the most rewards, but they are inherently a gamble that can undo all your progress if care is not taken.
Regardless, slow and steady tends to usually win in the long term, but it requires a level of patience many do not have. It helps to remember, that Rome wasn't built in a day, and a high amount of time investment is required to reach mastery in anything.
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sad but trvke o algo?
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>>3422
The loneliness crisis is perhaps the worst issue being faced by every generation that's been raised on the internet. It's easy to connect to good people online, but meeting them... it's probably best not to think about, for one's own personal sake.
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>raised on the internet
doomed from the start o algo
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A fair chunk of this generation would probably break down if internet access were lost for a few days. I know life can get pretty bad, but leaning heavily into escapism is worse for the mind. One always needs to stay at least partly grounded in reality to stay sane.
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This has me thinking, an impure person or character could become pure again only through the act of forgiving and forgetting. On a personal level, this is possible under the condition that the impure act is not repeated, but on a community level, it is not so easy. Looking at cancelled artists on Twitter shows that any attempts at seeking forgiveness only leads to impossible demands and expectations, which makes no one happy, and with the existence of archival software, forgetting becomes out of the question.
Unfortunately, the nature of the internet makes it impossible to forgive and forget in most cases, and at that point, quitting your old identity and forming a new one becomes the only way to become accepted again. This is the one great advantage anonymous imageboards have over mainstream media, although it is also why these sites tend to attract bad posters as well.
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Or something
>>3424
Bro I wanna meet all my cool anfoo buddies, where should we meet up?
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Imageboards are fine, for now, and it's probably best to know people personally before ever seriously doing a meetup. In any case, I don't have the finances to travel, so the internet is all I got.
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picrel trvke
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true or nah?
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>>38804
>caught a cute one
nooooooooo... :c
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tutorial i've been meaning to make
>>38940
thank u anon
>>38940
always appreciate a visual guide, reading books sucks
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>>38946
tsmt
>>38940
and of course, there is plenty little tricks here and there but..nothing that fundamentally teaches you how to draw, outside of "use a reference".
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>>38958
A neat chest tutorial, simple and to the point. More importantly, it teaches to place lines and then zoom out to see if it looks right in the overall picture. No brush stroke is perfect, but as long as it appears mostly correct, then it's okay to move forward. Never let perfectionism hinder progress.
I think a good follow-up tutorial would be how to draw legs, regular or otherwise. From the way Fiddleafox drew Averi, I attempt digitigrade but never feel satisfied with the results, particularly since they either feel too long or too short, but it is what it is.
I always like seeing art timelapses. It's interesting to see how an artist creates their work, and it shows that the process isn't easy, which makes me feel less frustrated when encountering similar struggles. Slow and steady wins, I figure :)
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i wonder if theres any colored/shaded artworks by pickle
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>>39435
He has a fair amount yeah. Sketching is great for practising line placement, and colours I think are best for those sketches that end up appearing particularly nice.
Here's picrel by him yesterday. A cute dog anthro he drew for an artfight, and a comparison with the sketch version. I personally like the hand markings.
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>>39447
looks cute
>artfight
oh that event still ongoing? haven’t heard that name in awhile
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I remember hearing about it a year or 2 back but never joined in, mostly out of lack of confidence and time. It seems to be a yearly thing for the entirety of July.
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>>39452
Since you’re here, I have to imagine you have saved a large collection of pickle’s artwork. Is there something special in their work that sticks out to you?
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He has a clean style combined with cuteness. Maybe it's bad to encourage simplicity lol, but I genuinely like the linework. It just looks nice.
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>>39936
Who is he giving his anatomy over too?
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i kind of forgot that I like to argue and fight about things, its been a while. I try not to now, because i find people treat you worse, and its nice getting along with people for a change. I used to have much more of a siege mentality.

i also realized I don't actually like dealing with people's arguments. they always get super contentious over some super basic thing that any reasonable person would believe, and get bogged down. 

i feel like the moment people realize they are discussing philosophy, their iq drops 80 points and just adopt the most reality denying position they would never believe in practice. can we talk about stuff that could actually really be true about our world, and hold actual real positions? im much too sincere and serious, i want to share my cool hot takes but their silliness is impenetrable, and they're never fascinated.

I hate getting a bad result. I notice it now when arguing. always left wondering why it didn't work when it should have, but maybe i found my answer, people just aren't even trying to be realistic when they argue. they doing the philosophy thing.
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>>41602
another example i didn't mention was seizures, which also cause electrical signals to go crazy. there are visual seizures, where you see colorful patterns. there are auditory seizures, where you hear all sorts of sounds. there are tactile seizures, where you feel all sorts of sensations all over. But there are no volitional seizures, where it feels like you are willing or choosing to do all sorts of things uncontrollably. To me the lack of volitional seizures is the biggest discrepancy. if the feeling of making a decision is caused by our brain, then the brain should be able to have a seizure that causes us to feel like we're deciding a billion random things, but to my knowledge, this type of seizure does not exist or happen; nor has volition ever been stimulated via electro stimulation at all, period. 

With electro stimulation, they were mainly able to stimulate simple emotions like fear or awe, but they were unsuccessful in producing more complex feelings, like guilt for example, probably due to the complexity of such feelings. I think it makes sense that feelings that require complex balances and arrangements that cannot be simulated via random seizures or electrostimulation, however every basic fundamental feeling that such complex feelings are comprised of MUST be able to be found and stimulated, presumably quite easily, or something is very wrong. it appears there are many basic feelings cannot be stimulated at all. I mean, there is nothing magical about the brain, its just a machine, so turning on the feeling of volition should be like turning on a light switch; if you turn on every light switch, every kind of feeling should turn on. Why doesn't it do that?

Basically, there are many mental features that have never been affected any injury EVER in humanities history, despite every manner of injury done to the brain. I guess our minds must just be immortal then huh, because it seems there are fundamental ways in which it can't be damaged.
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>>44420
welcome back, hope things have been getting better fur you.
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>>44421
they have!!! way way better
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>>44423
awesome to hear! cheers!
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>>44424
:D

been playing a bunch of aurora 4x s' why i've been missing
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>>44427
>aurora 4x
never heard of that, is that a game?
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>>44430
https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=aurora+4x
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i was very bored, so i needed an overly complicated game to get into. very finicky, horrible usability but i enjoy it anyways, great customization and experimenting
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Oh my information dense UI just like the old web I keep hearing about
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it basically does not have graphics, and is made entirely by one guy fur free fur like 20 years or something, so you know its a gem. i was gonna go with dwarf furtress but i played too many games like that befure, couldn't get into it
>>44436
I think games likes that are cool, my only exposure to something similar was Star Fleet II: Krellan Commander
Also yeah, we got a couple silly words filters now if you haven't noticed
>>44436
Where did you hear about this game? I never seen any game like this.
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>>44488
i think i must have looked up over complicated games like dwarf furtress or something, and mentioned second place was always aurora4x.

sadly the furum is ded / down right now fur some reason, so its a hard time to learn.
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>>44436
literally unplayable unless you're a super autist
goofy ahhh incomprehensible UI
Now THIS, is a REAL man's autist game
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>>44436
Play rule the waves 3 also very fun if you're into ships or Children of a dead earth magnificent space fighting game
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>>44521
nah just go straight to tabletop wargames at that point
pic rel
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>>44517
>hurr durr more fake excel spreadsheets means it's better
Play Vicky 2
>>44521
This is also really good

Wait why are we all into grand strategy 'tism games
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>>44524
because it appeals to the male fantasy
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>>44525
What is the male fantasy chud
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>>44529
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wl6utFejqOY
>>44522
play me in next war korea fur operational Theatre :3 or ASL the True Chad Squad level wargame
fuck now i wanna play ASL
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its been one month and i still don't get the message
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>>44877
dumbfur
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>>44879
where's the 🥒
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>>44881
I don't get this reference
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>>44882
the op artist name is professor pickle or something like that
now who's the dumbfur?
He turns himself into a 🥒.  Funniest 💩 I've ever seen.
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>dumbfur
There is no measured difference in cognitive ability between foxes and hyenas :^-)
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sry i haven't been on cuz computer broke, texing from phone
>>51885
How did you break your computer
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>>51885
so happy to see you again! Very cute sketches too, does she have a name?
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>>51885
welcome back, hope thing have been well fur you!
sorry about your computer doe
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two months and i still don't get the message
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>>2796 (OP) 
>my limitation can go straight to hell!
i'm black and love DBZ btw
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>>51923
no idea tbh
>>51924
nope! a random
>>51927
it should hopefully get fixed very soon!
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my apolocheeze fur the lack of proper anthros
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>>55639
Thank you fur the anthros, anon.
>>55639
freak on a leash!
>>55639
if you think about it, women are the only ones that can give themselves to their man totally with their body. its not something a man can possibly do like her. fur her, this giving of herself is the natural expression of her body when in union. 

a man likewise can claim and mark his woman fur himself, in a way a woman cannot possibly do to her man. it is the natural expression of his body, in the climax of his union. thats just what it does to her.

as such, i think we can conclude it is the law of nature and design from God, that a women should truly belong to her man; that her purpose is to love him with self giving devotion; and that fur a man, a being who is truly filled with incessant desire, his purpose is to claim her fur himself quite completely; and to love, care fur, and take care of what he has made his. 

far be it from some freak perversion! this is fulfilling the unitive purpose of marriage and expresses a most profoundly deep romantic love. Belonging binds one together, if it were a perversion, it would not unify, but seperate, fur a perversion is simply that which takes you away from something's true purpose, and the purpose of marriage is to unify. by this reasoning, we know it is really the simps and feminists who have perverted things, fur they would have man submit to woman, when it is woman that should submit to man, they have twisted our purpose and minds alike, and rebeled against nature.

Even the scriptures say, that wife must submit to husband as if to the lord. i dont actually know if what im saying is an 100% morally pure catholic/Christian position as i totally winged it, but considering i could argue fur it via both natural law and scripture, and even typology, as marriage is a reflection of christs relationship to the church, where the church very much is to submit to christ, i can't help but feel this is a perfectly upright position, but take it with a grain of salt none the less.
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>>55680
i wanna ask that bibleanon from that bible thread to see if they can confirm this
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>>55680
More always gets done through cooperation, but with how the world is today, how do you convince a woman to willingly devote herself to such a union instead of the freedom she experiences alone? I assume people would choose freedom over union in most cases,
>>55695
I missed seeing that fox.
She’s cute and it’s nice to see her again.
>>55695
simple, women must admit to themselves they're women, they actually like that sort of thing. more to it but thats the gist id say.
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>>55695
Do you have that Xandra drawing you did? I had it saved but I don't know what happened to it :(
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>>55716
Does she wield a gun? This was just my headcanon, but I wonder what you have in mind.
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Perhaps it's an unfortunate case of location, but from what I've seen, it's easier said than done to get a woman to accept traditional roles.
Maybe one day things will change for the better, but for now, it all seems beyond my reach.
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I didn't see your response before, thanks for this. As for your question, no she is the least likely of the three to use a gun since she's the least experienced fighter and also a liberal city slicker. The other two have military experience and she is a weeb that stays inside all day. If she used a weapon something simple like a baseball bat would be the most likely choice. She also has some engineering experience to make gadgets, but she is usually too lazy to do so.
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>>57077
>the other two 
>military experience
what's their main choice for firearm?
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>>57081
>Kiki
Typically akimbo MAC-10s but her favorite is M202 FLASH when she gets the chance to use it
>Grace
M249 or any machine gun really
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>M202 FLASH
A true American arsonist, but she better take care when playing with fire.
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>>58594
>nu 'pickle
i hope their computer got fixed
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>M202
Long ago it seems to me that I heard a story, perhaps fictional, perhaps not, of some individual who took the disposable four-shot launchers and very carefully loaded them with the 66mm HEAT rockets out of four M72 LAWs.  It was something about a perceived need to have something along to deal with multiple concrete bunkers, something that had more BOOM than a 40mm grenade launcher.

The story sounds crazy but I remember reading that in A'stan about twenty years back some of the guys in Ranger units who had to deal with Taliban in bunkers and fortified cave complexes were short on tools suited to this specialized task. They demanded, and, eventually, got, ancient M67 90mm recoilless rifles, supposedly pulled from deep storage in National Guard armories in Alaska.  When they were in service, circa 1965, they were principally issued with 90mm HEAT ammo, and intended for use as a platoon-level antiarmor asset, but there were also HE-FRAG and antipersonnel flechette rounds available for it.  A 90mm HE round is a very uncomfortable thing to have inside a concrete bunker with you, or so I've heard.

But here.  Intelligence has obtained this image of the latest known armored annoyance.
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>>58616
love that picrel so much, anon
drawing tanks (or any vehicle) is an achievement in of itself
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>>58616
this is a really cool doodle anon!
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It is a shameful admission, but the vehicle itself is mostly traced.  The background isn't, rudimentary though it is, and it was challenging to draw such a tiny pixel-art Averi hanging out of the commander's hatch.

The Internet insists that it's real, but the details vary a lot. Supposedly it's in some city in Italy, which one varies with who's telling the story.  It is, supposedly, the world's smallest war memorial, being made from the commander's cupola of either an M48 (1950-60s) or an M60 (1960s-70s) tank, plus a couple of road wheels and a short length of track.

>>58620
You flatter me, good sir.
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>>58621
the doodle is still really good doe
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>>58623
Thanks.  It was harder than I thought to find images of a 1970s US Army tank crew helmet from a few different angles, and to find sample-able images giving some idea of 1970s-era US military olive drab paint.  

I take my fox doodles entirely too seriously, I think.
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>>58625
Were you always really into military stuff, by any chance?
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It's one of my interests.  There's a lot of weird stuff going on in my head.  Fox girls in tonks is the least of it.

I found this one after searching a bit.  ("You shouldn't put orcas in tanks! It's terrible! and inhumane!" "No actually this is awesome! WEEEEE")
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LEOPARD DETECTED (i think?)
confedential documents leaked at the 'foo
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>>58634
Type 10 nyagga
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>>58636
>Type 10 nyagga
10
>>58631
Have you watched Gup?
>>51928
Three months in and I still don’t get the message
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>>58661
The message is  👌   got 'em  .
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its been taking forever sadly. regret being stubborn, should have sent it to someone less busy.
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 i was supposed to recieve news on its repair but he didn't call..... :(
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in other news, im finally healed of my absolutely horrid eternal artblock! im normal again, only the tiniest vestiges left, but those are going away.

the solution was i had to stop doing things automatically, and focus on being in the zone.

also i would wait until i had an idea before starting. (lots of staring at a blanc page.) usually I'd start first and get the idea later, which used to work, but didnt anymore. if i do it this way, i don't start without focus.
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>>58765
happy that things are getting better for you, anon!
love the art as always
>>58761
happy to hear you are making progress! I really like your art and guides you made helped me a lot to learn
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i have.... a really long post i wanna make im still writing giving an account of what happened, some concepts, and some ideas i learned. its huge.

also im gonna start practicing darker lines.
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>>59290
Looking forward to reading spine tingling kino
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still no computer.......... my long weekend wasted :(
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>>60390
uhhhh is drawing traditinally rlllly good.
i hear advice about how you should draw on paper when starting out.
but i can just draw sans undertale because i would hangmyself if anyone saw my art
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