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What are you most excited about for E3?

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Venus of the Desert Bloom said:
Do you guys remember the very first character you thought:

“hey, this character should be in Smash?”

For me, it was Mewtwo in Smash 64.
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For me, it was Ghirahim in Smash 4.
Kid me just seemed to roll with whatever Smash put out, but Smash 4 was the first time I followed a pre-release period for the series, so that's when I had the realization that I could hope for characters to get in.
Does that make me weird?
 
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Noipoi said:
I can't associate ToasterBrains and Incels together in my mind lol
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I used it as a term of convenience, but I ended up developing an attraction towards anyone who was nice to me and had a pretty bad victim "nice guy" complex because everyone found me creepy and it was how I was able to cope with it at the time.

It's been a big topic in therapy for me because I'm too scared to talk to girls who aren't my girlfriend at times because I'm scared of developing feelings for anyone else (I'm proposing to my girlfriend this year, btw).

OCD sucks
 
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I used it as a term of convenience, but I ended up developing an attraction towards anyone who was nice to me and had a pretty bad victim "nice guy" complex because everyone found me creepy and it was how I was able to cope with it at the time.

It's been a big topic in therapy for me because I'm too scared to talk to girls who aren't my girlfriend at times because I'm scared of developing feelings for anyone else (I'm proposing to my girlfriend this year, btw).

OCD sucks
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Make sure you update us live about the wedding.
 
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Shishœ said:
Nah, it's just a case of minority fetishization as it has been done for so long. Bigots will accept them as long as they're not considered people.
I.E.: anime "tr*ps", yaoi, yuri, characters like Poison, etc.
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Why are you like this? Not even being mean but Jesus Christ.
 
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I ended up getting the spicy fish egg mayonnaise toast for ¥120. The reason this and my picture post ties in with Smash is cause Smash has food in it. And I was looking for food to eat.
 
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Shishœ said:
You're not guilty of doing any of that, what are you talking about?
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I feel as though I have a position of social "power" because I'm a suburban straight white male in a suburban straight white male's world, and I'm obligated to use that to the advantage of people without the same privilege because I care about their well-being and I know the way they're currently treated isn't okay. But I'm also not a very outspoken or proactive person; I speak on the subject if it comes up and I support my friends regardless of what race/gender/sexuality/faith/whatever they are. But I don't make LGBTQ rights my fight so much as I side with them and cheer for them from the sidelines. And even then I'm no expert, so I always listen more than speak. I'm old and ignorant and I want to be less so. Less like the Midwesterner I am at heart.

I suppose I feel guilt for the state of my bigot family, even if I've mostly disassociated myself with them. They're still bigots even if I'm not there to see it. Is it hypocritical of me to say "trans rights!" when I know my own dad supported that ****ing bathroom bill in North Carolina? Can I escape that shadow and feel like my own efforts outweigh those of a man more successful and influential than me? Is my inactivity part of the problem while I pat myself on the back for doing the bare minimum of treating people like people? Am I just befriending minorities to make myself feel better?

This post got way deeper than I expected when I started writing it lol.
 
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ToasterBrains said:
I used it as a term of convenience, but I ended up developing an attraction towards anyone who was nice to me and had a pretty bad victim "nice guy" complex because everyone found me creepy and it was how I was able to cope with it at the time.

It's been a big topic in therapy for me because I'm too scared to talk to girls who aren't my girlfriend at times because I'm scared of developing feelings for anyone else (I'm proposing to my girlfriend this year, btw).

OCD sucks
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Congrats man. You're making quite the life jump. The rest will come over time because you'll have your girlfriend/fiance/wife to support you.
 
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staindgrey said:
I feel as though I have a position of social "power" because I'm a suburban straight white male in a suburban straight white male's world, and I'm obligated to use that to the advantage of people without the same privilege because I care about their well-being and I know the way they're currently treated isn't okay. But I'm also not a very outspoken or proactive person; I speak on the subject if it comes up and I support my friends regardless of what race/gender/sexuality/faith/whatever they are. But I don't make LGBTQ rights my fight so much as I side with them and cheer for them from the sidelines. And even then I'm no expert, so I always listen more than speak. I'm old and ignorant and I want to be less so. Less like the Midwesterner I am at heart.

I suppose I feel guilt for the state of my bigot family, even if I've mostly disassociated myself with them. They're still bigots even if I'm not there to see it. Is it hypocritical of me to say "trans rights!" when I know my own dad supported that ****ing bathroom bill in North Carolina? Can I escape that shadow and feel like my own efforts outweigh those of a man more successful and influential than me? Is my inactivity part of the problem while I pat myself on the back for doing the bare minimum of treating people like people? Am I just befriending minorities to make myself feel better?

This post got way deeper than I expected when I started writing it lol.
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We come from similar backgrounds I think and I also struggled coping with my family’s views (my grandfather was a straight up racist. Like chasing African Americans out of his supermarket in the 90’s with a stick).

I wouldn’t put too much energy on trying to make up for your family’s shortcomings. They have their beliefs and the best you can do is show them a good example. They are them and you are you. The You is what matters. Yeah, they raised you until adulthood but that’s so you can become your own person... not a carbon copy of your family.

I wouldn’t worry about it too much. Keep fighting the good fight.
 
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If I’m honest, I don’t have much to add to conversations like this sense I’m Christian, but I will say that any Christian who makes fun of your or anything along those lines, then that’s honestly extremely hypocritical. Do whatever you want. I don’t iwn your life and neither do they.
 
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