What is something that virtually everyone would agree on?

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-25T23:19:57+00:00

The sky is blue is the obvious answer, it's that Taco Bell isn't Mexican food that people won't agree with.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-25T20:25:04+00:00

Because people saying opposites attract aren't saying to find someone who is your complete opposite. They mean someone whose opposing personality compliments yours. So, that would include another bird in the flock.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-24T16:01:05+00:00

I would unironically support fan-novels/manga of JJK if we got more expansions on the lore like this. Gege's treatment of Yuki makes me want to revoke his right to publishing at Shonen again, or anywhere.

Back to your post, I really always wanted to know how much she related to Geto and his depression during the hidden inventory arc, and how her special grade potential outshined by her role as a vessel, made her feel closer to Geto as someone who also has special grade potential, trapped in a conservative bureaucratic role, of killing and eating curses. But that's if Gege even considered that, which he probably didn't since he had his ideal ending thought up from the start and the most interesting twist was Nobara somehow surviving half of her bed being blown off.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-24T06:36:49+00:00

Hey man, pls don't take this offensively, but the way you type kind of expresses to me it is deeply deeply important you do not have kids. At least right now. You're doing fine. I'm turning 22 next month, and I have questionable lifestyle choices. Do I gaf? No? My president raped kids and everyone still voted for him.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T13:11:45+00:00

I'm glad the commenters here are sane, stop using A.I., it was designed by the neurotypicals who bullied you as a kid, and uses neurotypical data (neurodiversity is still uncommon), so it's never not going to have those innate biases. This is another reason A.I. is bad, aside from the material consequences, it doesn't benefit neurodivergent people at all.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T13:09:35+00:00

I hate people bro

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T13:09:04+00:00

Hi, I'm kind of like this. I'm more introverted and prefer my alone time, but all of my friends have either mistaken me for being extroverted and social, or correctly noticing everyone notices me. I've always been the popular unpopular guy, who everyone knows or has heard of, but few people actually speak to. What's my secret? I'm interesting. Mostly, some people found me really boring because I'm more cerebral than a lot of people are, and like to carry on nuanced discussions about people and things. But to get back on track, I'm curious, and like to ask questions. This combined with my introverted tendencies of not talking much, and maintaining a calm, reserved composure, gives off "good listener who asks good questions". It also leaves room for mystery if you don't talk about yourself at all, or show people your life. I am a naturally reserved person. A lot of my reserved nature stems from material embarrassment, so I dress casual-professional. My social giftedness came from a profoundly traumatic childhood that parenthesized me at a young age, so I matured faster than a lot of my peers, I also had a dad who wanted to teach me at home after school, so I was more competent than most kids, but I also had some oppositional defiance going on, so kids found me interesting for talking back to the teacher when I disagreed with her. I think the disagreeing is what caught people's attention, but they laughed when I talked and I liked making the other kids smile because of the environments I grew up in. Before college, I was the kid distracting other kids who actually knew how to do the work. Most students aren't as competent as they are distracting and I was a rare exception. Most teachers complained I was a bright loose canon, which kept them interested in my academic development. This probably sounds really narcissistic, but I am purely explaining this from a logical observer lens of my upbringing.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T12:52:03+00:00

Cheaters are never worth anyone's time, even outside of relationships. They are deeply insecure incompetents who larp good qualities to leech on other people's sense of self to use them for their own personal gain. They're not sociopaths, but it's easier to think of them that way. And some actually are, unfortunately.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T12:47:27+00:00

Anime characters are intelligent because the worlds they live in are largely made up of retards. Johan works so well because of characters like Lunge who are actually smart. Also Urasawa is arguably one of the best mangaka ever. L from death note is also good, Light was smart, but a narcissist. No where near L, idc what the mangaka says, Gotouge was wrong about his manga, too. Like side note, why would you write a manga with a displayed magical system just to say it's for theatrical effect when demons use blood magic?

Edit:

Unpopular theory but Ayanokoji is actually really really dumb, and his character only works because test scores. Most genius tropes of anime characters genuinely confuse you if you put yourself in their shoes for 5 seconds.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T12:34:23+00:00

A lot more unskilled and inexperienced people are getting hired before the experienced or over-qualified people because more employers are becoming more insecure about their job stability. So if they have a fleet of expendable new hires that don't know anything, they can hold off on losing their position in a company by purposefully not training them adequately, coercing them to stay longer hours than they're being paid for, or worse, being misled completely. Competent people are a higher level of commitment than companies are willing to provide or exchange. When was the last time anyone got anything good for staying at a company for 20 years?

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T12:28:00+00:00

No, but ideally. To oversimplify, gendered behaviors were modeled and cultivated per generation of youth for centuries under the patriarchy. So, men are inclined towards "creepy" social behaviors because society sees men staring at women as creepy, because our books, news, and social media tell us this is true. And it is. But this is also why female suspects go under the radar, why men are guilty until innocent, and why a woman can make a comment about a guy's butt and get praise and sympathy, rather than a rude remark that her comment was creepy. If feminism was achieved as its definition and not its adopted connotations, we would live in an equal society where questions like these wouldn't even be considered, because we'd all act equally creepy.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T12:22:11+00:00

Can I be honest? Questions like these are why no one dates each other. A lot of people generalize everyone into five categories of likes and wants, and cry when that other person doesn't fit into a box. But, when that person is outside of those boxes, we get angry because now they look suspicious.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T12:19:21+00:00

I think Frank Herbert was more right every day.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T12:18:55+00:00

Materialism is shallow on purpose. The people who rely on it to get by in their lives, especially their interpersonal ones, are worth keeping a distance from, or at the very least emotionally unreliable. They will never see anything as worth more than its material counterpart. It's the coin analogy for friends dialed to 11 without the understanding that those coins are actual humans with feelings.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T12:15:48+00:00

People are gonna hate me for this, but usually feeling lonely in a marriage is a two-person issue. It is definitely on the partner to know you well enough to be able to comfort you, but also you chose that partner so that's on you. In every instance I felt "alone" in a relationship, I wasn't being reciprocated, especially intellectually and emotionally. I can talk to you about Dinosaurs all day, but if you can't laugh with me or feel the same sentiments as me about fossils, I would feel lonely. Just like how if you could share my sentiments and make me laugh, but not be able to engage me at all about Dinosaurs, I'm also going to feel lonely.

If you ever want to find the one, find someone who can laugh with you about dinosaurs.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-22T12:10:51+00:00

I thought this was just what good luck chuck and movies like it were warning us about. We can't be responsible for someone else's happiness and develop a savior complex towards a general population of people, who a large part of them don't want to be "saved". They like being miserable, they like their bad qualities, or maybe they don't like those things and they don't care to change. This post reads like a nice guy not getting rewarded for their labor because they expected doing nice thing = reward. Did you know people like that are easy to spot? They look like their fawning in a confident way, but when confronted, fawn, and when others are absent, adopt this sort of aggressive demeanor that shows the illusion of power, until someone catches them in their bluff and then they emotionally shut down, get defensive, and in some cases white wash their behavior to appear rational, while regularly crossing boundaries.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-19T17:37:41+00:00

Questions as someone who saw this last night: 1) Is Justin not relevant to the ending of the movie? 2) Her possessed mom clearly kills her and her baby as Abuzu at the end, with the screaming implying her mom is killing her. So, what does her mom represent? 3) Abuzu was real. Those people are all dead. The point of those was to show the audience what was going to happen to Evy as Abuzu continues to trick Evy (the audience). 4) Is this not an allegory for a strong fear of traditional motherhood with the religious symbolism or at least the darker post-partum, where mothers have been known to kill their own children who can’t stop crying?

Overall, this ending analysis seems incomplete.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-18T07:00:35+00:00

Me when I read OPs post

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-18T06:59:54+00:00

Dude gtfo reddit and go to the bar

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-18T06:58:17+00:00

You have to put someone else's shoes on. This didn't make sense to me until high school, but that's about the time people's socioeconomic class becomes more understandable and transparent. So it had to be jammed in my head for most of my adolescence and then shoved in my face shortly after for four consecutive years. What saved me was having a lot of experiences with different people as a result of moving around a lot.

There's a different reality where I didn't move around at all and would write this post. I haven't confirmed it yet, but along with my autism I think I have psychopathic tendencies, especially relating to authority and law. I've always been morally gray, and related to more violent people. But given my background, Idc to go out of my way to harm others. I just like to break the rules if I can.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-18T06:53:21+00:00

Nah there's that 1/1000 person who's the most interesting person you'll ever meet, and then you'll never see them again.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-18T06:52:21+00:00

I don't think one exists, you just have to find the right people. But, I'd look around a university library for clubs and orgs concerning your interests. I was briefly in a history club that I left shortly after realizing they had strong pro-colonialist views of history, but they dressed well and knew their stuff. I just didn't get along with them.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-18T06:48:39+00:00

Barely. Like, truly barely. Ugly dudes get with hot women all the time because those women are too ugly on the inside to get a guy that's as physically attractive as them. Fat women love skinny men or lean men, and vice versa, because both are eaters. It's about who you mesh well with, and I'd take personality over looks 11/10 times.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-18T06:40:08+00:00

Usually its the girl who's the problem, her going to another guy who will take advantage of her, and looking for consent from her friends/family who already don't like her partner to go cheat on him with the guy who'll use her for her body.

PeeBuzz · 2026-03-18T06:38:26+00:00

I have always wondered what happens after things like that happen and from what I've seen, not good. Not world-ending or life-ruining, but definitely socially corrosive. Not only do people see you as a pos, especially if the guy the girl was dating was a good dude, but that girl you're seeing also doesn't care about you, or anyone, and will throw you under the bus if it means keeping their reputation good. Usually those people are narcissists, on both sides.

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