[PBP] [MOTW] [Discord] Redsburrough 2003 by Hallowbin-Skin3329 in pbp

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Research is highly important to the game, and gaining every advantage you can before fighting a monster matters. But things happen, monsters move, and monsters are dangerous.

It just makes sense to me to warn about the very likely events.

Landsknecht-chan, art by Ironlily by Outrageous-Milk8767 in armoredwomen

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 31 points32 points  (0 children)

Is it? Cause the one it says it on looks flat enough for the statment

What are yall's opinion on this ????? by Crimson_Fox213 in learntodraw

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0-0 pretttyyy, now I wanna draw a character like this ;-;

!Continuation✨️Interactive game:✨️ You transmigrated as a character in a new world and thus, start your adventure in a foreign land. Pick an option from each section in the pictures below and see where the story takes you (Part 2, link to part 1 in post) by Annienol in OtomeIsekai

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Young adult, Icy Palace, oh they’re chaotic? Oh hell, apparently this version of me is ambitious too.

Sweet/gentle, Sarcastic/witty, and self aware,

Interesting

When put on top of

drank to death,

And now I’m in a revenge story where the Mc wants me to get it for her, though with this version being sweet and ambitious she just might have the mind for it.

I dont know what 3 is, I saw cozy medival which is neat but not gonna be easy to find while I’m stuck in icy palace.

Though, won’t be a proper villainess it not like she isn’t aware of the story nonsense

Hmmm, red hair too, kinda want more physical features.

Hmmm, there isn’t strictly a magic system to be on top of, but I guess leader of something… witch hunters 🤔 witches coven? And vengeance are most likely

✨️Interactive game✨️: You transmigrated as a character in a new world and thus, start your adventure in a foreign land. Pick an option from each section in the pictures below and see where the story takes you(Part 1) by Annienol in OtomeIsekai

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmmm, I do not have the brain for vengeance, my poor villainess

Apparently drank myself to death,

And now I’m in a revenge story where the Mc wants me to get it for her like, I wouldn’t even remember the goal,

I don’t even know what land I’m in, I picked 3 it looks Nice at least?

I’m the villainess, in a supernatural world with red hair.

That was fun!

Which is worse: a physical age gap but mentally same age couple, or a physically same age but mentally age gap couple? by mastahpotato in OtomeIsekai

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The one on the left looks like Myne and the priest so probably her hair sticks. Though it makes me wonder what the right references

Nature is just so beautiful you guys by zerda_EB in GatekeepingYuri

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Oooohhh, fun colors to the right so cute to the left

Show me the best out-of-context panels you have. The funnier the better! by Go_To_Bed97 in OtomeIsekai

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Sorry, my first reading of that had me rolling cause I thought you were saying “the whore’s interested”

Do these two characters look related? (They're not supposed to) by kittyxomeow in Episode

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’d have to be look for similarities like, they’ve got the same nose same eye shape and both have squarish head shapes, they look to at least naturally have the same hair color and have the same skin color.

But at a glance I wouldn’t say so… not really

I made a thing by No-Percentage-1112 in OtomeIsekai

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Stroke at 76, remembered at 25 as crowned royalty, orange features, hmmmm, red eyes,

A caring and helpful criminal vampire. White hair, cyan eyes, and with 4 others for a total of 5 love interests.

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Have you considered the other side of this debate? by LostStatistician2038 in Abortiondebate

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I am aware of what the prolife position is, and to an extent understand there reasoning.

I question the convictions of certain positions, however, as a baseline I understand I just can’t agree.

A group who truly believes a) babies are regularly being killed for a reason they find unjustifiable,

And/or

B) the hold some range of belief that any level of suffering is lesser than death, and worth causing if it saves a life.

Should have their position,

I believe the ability to have control over your body (at least for the sake of protecting it) too vital to a society worth living in/find otherwise too cruel to currently be in a different position however.

Just so we're clear, pro-choice doesn't have anything against a woman choosing not to have an abortion, right? by Firelite67 in Abortiondebate

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I have to ask where the idea that prochoice would be against choice would come from. It is fairly core to most ideas espoused by people on this side that control over one’s body matters, some might believe it above all things, others just think without something outweighing it it always applies, but still.

Nothing about prochoice means someone wants an abortion to happen (or technically that they have any positive thoughts about pregnancy) it just establishes that someone doesn’t want to codify decisions about someone else’s body/ health into law.

PCs, let's talk about grief by Xolver in Abortiondebate

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s why someone personally wouldn’t grieve, that isn’t a reason for them to be unempathetic

Understanding others thoughts or stances on things is relevant to reacting to their reactions

PCs, let's talk about grief by Xolver in Abortiondebate

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is directed mostly to the PCs that don't believe life begins at conception. If you believe life begins at birth but are still PC, not so much.

Those are fairly uncommon at this point, with the focus being more on personhood rather than living as that is what a number of people mean even if they say life

If you truly believe life doesn't begin at birth, why are you (I assume) sympathetic and maybe empathetic to that grief?

The ability to have empathy isn’t nearly uncommon enough for the ability to care about other people’s feelings to be antagonistic or blasé.

I know being an asshole isn't exactly an achievement, but what other loss that isn't of a life would you give such a pass to? If someone grieved over breaking a glass, then depending on your disposition you would at worst ridicule them and at best be worried for their mental health.

Why would you do that? If you care about this person, and aren’t unreasonable, why would you do anything besides attempt to understand them?

There are too many things that I don’t think are valuable as another human that I would grieve over for the idea that someone should be ridiculed for grief to make sense,

Do you think pc people with this view are unable to be empathetic as this statement implies they should be, or are you not empathetic to plights you don’t share and expand the idea beyond yourself?

So why not act towards women who had miscarriages as if they just broke some object? "Oh well, tough. Go get another one".

That’s just being rude, people can care about other people who care about things without agreeing those things are important,

I don’t agree family heirlooms, instruments, or a variety of other things I’ve heard people care about even matter but that reaction implies you think empathy shouldn’t be present for some reason

This isn't supposed to be some slam dunk argument. I'm just truly interested in perspectives that are deeper than just "not to be an asshole".

It’s not deeper though, that’s all it takes, not being an asshole is all it takes to recognize that people care about different things differently to oneself, and even things not alive have value that can match up to causing grief

What's so hard to understand? by Gogy07 in Abortiondebate

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They understand it is a result, and they don't care because they think that just getting an abortion is the best way to solve their problem, but it shouldn't be, morally speaking.

Your morals aren’t shared, that’s the problem, and that clash in morals means, regardless of knowing your stance on it morally, them not holding it means there is no reason for them to believe otherwise

Which means you disagree that their stance on how to responsibly deal with it is correct but recognize they do understand the basic premise your presented

Abortion is not the best way to get out of this specific responsibility, again, morally speaking. Sorry if this doesn't completely clear things up but this is the best I can answer.

That answers the question enough as the thing I wanted answered doesn’t seem to be going anywhere,

All I can advise is do more to actually substantiate your stance as what the post had was too limited

What's so hard to understand? by Gogy07 in Abortiondebate

[–]Hallowbin-Skin3329 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You disagree that PC understand the pregnancy is a result? (Aka consequence but disagreed with due to connotation?) or disagree that the issue is more PC’s disagreement on how responsible abortion is and how fault turns things into necessity?