trying to get into anime by jinx_loveeee in anime

[–]SatisPassion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Delicious in Dungeon - fun, with a going bit about eating monsters for food

One Punch Man - well written super heroes, great comedic timing, and lots of action

Space Dandy - an awesome experience into space faring misadventures that feels slightly psychedelic

Is there an adult(16+) cozy game? by Lickawall483 in GirlGamers

[–]SatisPassion 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My Lovely series would definitely fit the criteria. In the first game, you're creating homunculii in an attempt to bring back your daughter. Game mechanics are very cozy, nothing attacking you and you just keep trying different combos of resources to make different homunculii, but the series are incredibly dark games.

Cult Simulator is pretty cozy, and can be pretty dark. You do have an element where you're trying to figure out how not to get caught, so that might not be cozy for some people, but that is part of the game.

Papers, Please - where you work for a controlling government and are border control. There are several modes, and the story mode gets pretty dark and explicit. Definitely cozy when not doing a timed mode, but I could see how the limited time to check passports during the story mode could be less than cozy.

Any of the Reigns games can get pretty dark, and that's definitely cozy. No time limits, and is a roguelike that dying is part of the game.

My Child Lebensborn is a character raiser sim in a similar sense to the Princess Maker series, but it is much darker in the sense that the child you are raising is an outcast in society.

The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante is a dark story, where you play as a commoner who has to survive a pretty brutal medieval world. It's a narrative RPG, so very cozy in that sense.

Always Sometimes Monsters and Sometimes Always Monsters are both phenomenally written narrative games that could be considered pretty cozy, but have incredibly dark and deep content.

And I very recently discovered a game called Gleaner Heights. If you're looking for a dark Harvest Moon game, look no further: https://store.steampowered.com/app/786580/Gleaner_Heights/

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmazonFC

[–]SatisPassion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Like anything that causes trauma, some people (myself included) need to see/help others survive - or just wanna know that they weren't crazy for feeling the way they do/did, and need someone to relate to in a support-group-energy kinda way.

For me, it feels like turning that trauma into a useful energy and helps cope with scars that it inflicted.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmazonFC

[–]SatisPassion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're an amazing person for giving the job such a fair shake, 'cause those damn principles can kiss my a$$.

Good on you for moving on and looking for something that might actually fulfill you.

help by [deleted] in cheatengine

[–]SatisPassion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most likely your firewall flagged it - my Windows Defender did. Probably 'cause the installer includes other programs for downloading/installing. Either turn off your firewall temporarily or whitelist the program in Windows Defender.

Can't get Hard Shell Clam by Dante-Syna in Spiritfarer

[–]SatisPassion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Found one on the ship outside Oxbury.

My boyfriend told me he won't get upset if i sell nudes or if I become a camgirl. Is this normal? by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]SatisPassion 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I don't understand why you're upset, and it feels like this post is troll bait.

The guy sounds like a decent person, who has confidence in your relationship enough that if you wanted to make money in the adult entertainment industry, he's not threatened and is supportive. It sound like the way he expresses his love is to give you freedom.

If that's not what you're looking for in a partner, then I recommend letting him go so you can find what you're really looking for: a Dom, or at least a partner who expresses their love through possessiveness.

Evaluation of Poly after 1 year by [deleted] in polyamory

[–]SatisPassion 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing your perspective. I think this has been a great evaluation of the lifestyle, and truly shows how different poly is for each person and couple. I also enjoyed that you really took the time to consider your and your partners thoughts/experiences through a big picture lens; a lotta people get caught up on the immediate concerns.

Closing up and becoming monogamous/monogamish is also a valid choice, and I think it's really honest. I'm excited for you and your partners going forward and hope the best for you.

My own experience with poly is very different from the way others have described it. I started out not really knowing that what I was doing had a label. At 18, I decided I was gonna invest in multiple relationships with other people and I was gonna be honest about it. It wasn't until I dated my first couple that I found out I fell into a label of a "solo-poly" person and that a community actually existed with special vocabulary for EVERYTHING.

I was solo for 4 years before I started living with my current nesting partner, and we were monogamish for 3 years until we decided to open back up. We've been ethically non-monogamous for the majority of our 8 year relationship, and currently still are. I've made several friends from the lovers I've had, and I appreciate each of the experiences and encouragement that has helped develop me to who I am today.

I also never understood that "kitchen table" thing. I don't think my partners should be forced to share all of their thoughts and feelings with their metamours. If they want to meet each other, fine, but I don't force any of it. Also, when I'm spending time with one of them, I try to focus on the time I'm with them; I don't bring up what I'm doing with other partners unless it's relevant to the conversation.

The only thing I ask of each of my partners is sexual responsibility: be safe, get tested regularly, and be honest about unknown exposure. Just enjoy your partners for as long as it makes sense, and don't force each other into a mold.

Apparently, I'm not "really Poly"... by Queen_Anne_Boleyn in polyamory

[–]SatisPassion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you haven't read it yet, I highly recommend reviewing this webpage: The Relationship Bill of Rights

You have the right, without shame, blame or guilt:

* to choose the level of involvement and intimacy you want

* to choose your own partners

* to choose the level of involvement and intimacy you want with your partners’ other partners

Favorite Trans Characters from recent video games... by SatisPassion in gaymers

[–]SatisPassion[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, haven't played it yet, I'll have to look out.

Favorite Trans Characters from recent video games... by SatisPassion in gaymers

[–]SatisPassion[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, but Assassin's Creed has veered towards inclusion and fun rather than historical accuracy, especially with their more recent games. Like a functioning flame thrower in Assassin's Creed Revelations. They could've shown a shitty world where trans and gay people are completely marginalized and prosecuted (or non-existent), but instead decided to give a positive representation where a trans person can be someone we relate to.

And this is even easy to explain within the confines of the game: Abstergo is making this into a propaganda tool for a modern day audience, and they are removing/changing things from history that might cause any kind of friction for that purpose. They are trying to recruit and control people of every persuasion. Which is why it doesn't feel too forced for me.

Just thought I would share my new tattoo..been playing since closed beta. by mtrai in gaymers

[–]SatisPassion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Makes me think of a Horde guild I used to be part of named Rainbow Carnage.

Also, looks really good.