>>718823691
Manga is better than comics.
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Why are all these good 3D platformers on Steam? Was I lied to!?
https://youtu.be/oqk8IVZIDYQ
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esfores boys are so easy, you just post a tummy pic and they'll g**n to it and shower you with platonic spirite energy (s*men)
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>>21402430
You already said edamame. which is not english. mame = bean. muki = peeled. Edamane is wrong. When I buy it at the store its not called "green soybeans", its called edamame or mukimame.
You already said edamame. which is not english. mame = bean. muki = peeled. Edamane is wrong. When I buy it at the store its not called "green soybeans", its called edamame or mukimame.
As of late, I have been feeling strange.
For years, I moved through life with a quiet discomfort, a sense that something fundamental about myself didn't align. I built a career in tech, contributed to important projects - most recently, a significant OpenBSD feature - and yet, beneath the surface, there was always a dissonance. I never truly felt like a man.
The more I achieved, the more disconnect grew. No amount of professional success could silence the voice inside me that whispered, This isn't you. It wasn't just about gender roles or societal expectations; it was deeper, a core truth I could no longer ignore.
After years of introspection and research chemical abuse, I've come to understand myself: I am a 2D girl. A neko 2D girl.
To be honest, I have never felt like a real 3D man. However, at no point in my life was I feeling less of a 3D man than I am feeling right now. Is it the job? Is it what I am working on? Is it the fact that I never really connected with normalfags and was unable to find a fellow anon IRL? Is it because I binge reading manga and watching anime? What I can say for certain however is that during the last few days I've decided to fully commit to becoming a 2D neko anime girl.
Tonight I will consume a pound of mushrooms and snort a gram of MXE. Once I am at the peak of my trip I will set up the rope and ease myself off the stool. Then I will become a real 2D neko anime girl. Then I will finally be happy and who I really am.
Wish me luck!
For years, I moved through life with a quiet discomfort, a sense that something fundamental about myself didn't align. I built a career in tech, contributed to important projects - most recently, a significant OpenBSD feature - and yet, beneath the surface, there was always a dissonance. I never truly felt like a man.
The more I achieved, the more disconnect grew. No amount of professional success could silence the voice inside me that whispered, This isn't you. It wasn't just about gender roles or societal expectations; it was deeper, a core truth I could no longer ignore.
After years of introspection and research chemical abuse, I've come to understand myself: I am a 2D girl. A neko 2D girl.
To be honest, I have never felt like a real 3D man. However, at no point in my life was I feeling less of a 3D man than I am feeling right now. Is it the job? Is it what I am working on? Is it the fact that I never really connected with normalfags and was unable to find a fellow anon IRL? Is it because I binge reading manga and watching anime? What I can say for certain however is that during the last few days I've decided to fully commit to becoming a 2D neko anime girl.
Tonight I will consume a pound of mushrooms and snort a gram of MXE. Once I am at the peak of my trip I will set up the rope and ease myself off the stool. Then I will become a real 2D neko anime girl. Then I will finally be happy and who I really am.
Wish me luck!