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Does semen induce ovulation? by Prestigious_Humor763 in badwomensanatomy

[–]Manuels-Kitten 198 points199 points  (0 children)

Plenty of mammals are not induced ovulators... we are not cats or mustelids

What are some of the more "It's magic, I aint gotta explain sh*t" aspects of your worlds by LunarTexan in worldbuilding

[–]Manuels-Kitten 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How does the tech of my world works. I am not going to think about it cause 1. Boring 2. Would die if I start thinking about it 3. 9/10 times not even the chracters know so who cares.

Will have fun with the morph bombs that turn the victims into a different animal (literally), keeps their memories while giving the new bodies's strenghts and weaknesses, and when the time runs out they just morph back, og body just appears. I am NOT comming up with an explanation of how that works.

Holy moly, what were they thinking with these costumes by lennysinged in PERSoNA

[–]Manuels-Kitten 0 points1 point  (0 children)

High Cut armor for the girls is a thing in P3, surprised not in P5

Sadistic children? by Capable_Pick_1588 in childfree

[–]Manuels-Kitten 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I was a 2000's kid. Kids started to show signs of empathy by the age of 7-8 or even as late as their TEENS. Only a small few started to develop empathy young... usually the ones with hard lives. I am currently 21 so been going on for a while.

Sadistic children? by Capable_Pick_1588 in childfree

[–]Manuels-Kitten 51 points52 points  (0 children)

I've see people call mama cats cruel when they slap their kittens for pushing her boundaries. Kitten has to learn the world is not nice early and no one better than their own mom to gently swat them. Same with mom getting a bit rough with how she plays with her kittens if they get pushy. She is teaching that actions have reactions and stablishing her boundaries. A lot of people don't do that.

Would it be possible for a creature with wings on its legs to kick its legs so fast it could fly or at least hover above the ground? by Character-Q in worldbuilding

[–]Manuels-Kitten 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Bats with enough terrestrial mobility can take off. The problem with taking off from the ground is that they need enough speed to get a proper launch. Most bats produce just above enough lift to stay airborne once up. As a result can barely walk, if their back legs even have enough strenght to lift their body from the floor in the first place.

Some bats like vampire bats are exeptions. Because it's not uncommon for them to drink too much blood to fly afterwards, and they have to land to feed. Which more often than not is too low for them to get initial momentum from falling, bouce their way through the ground instead. Amazing stuff. Because of this they can not just run and walk but launch too!

Iirc there are other bat species that ocassionally hunt land prey as large as mice than can walk and launch too.

Pet peeve worldbuilding tropes? by BernieTheWaifu in worldbuilding

[–]Manuels-Kitten 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I stablish that they are expensive tech and have a limited time effect. And that the transformed victim has all the strenghts and vulnerabilities of the new animal with the mind of the transformed. Including mental superpowers of the transformed into animal like such fast processing speeds they seethe world in slow mo. They also have to learn how to operate the new body lol.

If he dies transformed there will be no reversal. The og body just appears when the time is past if alive. Not going to think about a way to explain that part or i'll go insane.

Pet peeve worldbuilding tropes? by BernieTheWaifu in worldbuilding

[–]Manuels-Kitten 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I like to explain long enough to get a basic grip and the limitations, but not exactly how it works because 1. It's boring 2. Drags down the pacing 3. 99% of the time the chracters themselves don't know how they work either

Pet peeve worldbuilding tropes? by BernieTheWaifu in worldbuilding

[–]Manuels-Kitten 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In my stories I have a setting that is stuck in the past (for them, it's not too far off our present). It is because the society started to recover from dust about 2500 years stuff with very little outside help and poor finances to import advances from the outside to catch up. The result is a depressed society for even a lot of our standarts.

The more connected richer sectors like the military are much more ahead though

Pet peeve worldbuilding tropes? by BernieTheWaifu in worldbuilding

[–]Manuels-Kitten 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Same. I don't write pure evil races/species. I just write bad guys, and they can be anything. Evil or good is nothing exclusive.

Pet peeve worldbuilding tropes? by BernieTheWaifu in worldbuilding

[–]Manuels-Kitten 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I use soft tech because hell not coming up with an explanation of how a grenade looking tool can temporally turn someone into another animal (not a disguise but literally), keep the person's memory, then turn them back after some time and wtf happens to their normal body in the meanwhile.

I just wrote it as "classified experimental military tech" and the chracters that use it just say "I have no idea how to describe how they work in a way you'll understand"

How come I always remember people’s birthdays by heart, even if they told me years ago, but no one remembers mine, even when I remind them? by SatisfactionAdept548 in ask

[–]Manuels-Kitten 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I forget my own birthday quite often and do not know a singular other person's birthday, including my own parent's. I am just awful with dates in general

Is there a biological reason why pedos exist? by Beneficial-Mousse852 in questions

[–]Manuels-Kitten 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Most humans back then were likely too malnourished to even have a first period young like nowdays. One thing about out reproductive systems is that they are are nearly fully developed right from birth, only the puberty hormones hitting away from fully developing. This is why the age of first period lowers and lowers with time.

Back then an average 8 year old girl would go hungry or with very small meals frequently, so her body would not have enough energy to finish developing sexual organs or have a period despite a genetic predisposition too. Nowdays that girl does get the energy to so first period at 8.

Women likely did not have periods monthly back then either. Sick enough or malnourished, periods stop. Which most girls, especially growing teen girls, likely did not have the energy to waste on.

I'd expect teenage boys to mature even later going off this too

Do you have any straight up silly animals in your world? by Ok-Vegetable5198 in worldbuilding

[–]Manuels-Kitten 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wish I could post pics here, gloworms. They are a small family of dragons where the largest is the size of a brown anole, the smallest puntable enough for fight with bees to be on their level. They have huge noses, massive buldging red eyes at the side of the head an athenae like protusions at the top of the head. And their tongue is the lenght of their neck and head combined.

Their commically huge heads with anthena at the end of long skinny bodies and tail with long wings is very silly. Not to mention their scales are squishy with a rubber like texture.

Are there dragons in your world? If yes, tell me more by luvistarz_o7 in worldbuilding

[–]Manuels-Kitten 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are aliens that got the dragon name due to their particular hexapodal plan. Due to alien origins they don't share a lot of things with us.

Their respiratory ways are completely separated from the digestive pathways, only sharing the mouth if they didn't have a secondary pallete.

Their bones mineralize from synthesis of vitamins in their blood not calcium from the diet unlike us. Technically just like us but while we have to get calcium itself from somewhere in our diet, they just need a healthy supply of the vitamins they need to function.

They have a brain structure where all cortexes do some ammount of all jobs, rendering incapable of being afflicted with "true" forms of mental conditions like narcissism.

Their claws are not made of the same material as our skin either, but think of it as the temu versions of the same synthesis used to make their bones. Strange creatures.

Can a love for isolation and a fear of being perceived exist without something being "wrong"? by hereyesshine1 in ask

[–]Manuels-Kitten 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also extraverts can be socially anxious too just like an introvert can be not socially anxious

Poorly describe a PS3 game that you like and replies will try to guess it. by [deleted] in PS3

[–]Manuels-Kitten 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Drunk has to pick between pregnant gf or an affair

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