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Heinlein has entered the chat and immediately received a ban
Estrogen could have fixed her.
Mormon posthumous baptism except based
Listen, there is no shot that I Will Fear No Evil was written by a cis man.
book where billionaire has his brain transplanted into a woman’s body and struggles with integrating her identity and then is literally born again in the body of a newborn girl that integrates all prior identities character has had
I’m sure it doesn’t mean anything
Hold on let me look this up
[Looks it up]
OK yeah no way that was written by a cis man
Possibly the most egg book of all time
It’s perfectly normal to write a story where a guy who is totally not you has a harem of secretaries/submissives who serve his every need and listen obediently to his political opinions
Look just because I’m trying to figure out the DnD equivalent of 9/11
My Lord, a second nautiloid has hit the castle walls
Don’t mock my furrtocracy, pheasant (the lowest social class in Squirrel Hooters world)
just embrace it and make it not cringe. all three will come through anyways. it’s the writing equivalent of a foot fetishist trying to draw sfw art but everyone knowing immediately
Embracing it is what made Eminence in Shadow so unironically fun to watch instead of just being edgy cringe
CW: sexual content
I honestly don’t know what kink I was venting when I came up with the idea of vending machines selling disposable fleshlights disguised as knock-off soda cans, complete with public health messages in place of the list of ingredients; where the idea is that after you nut in the can you can close it back up and then put it in a reverse vending machine to get sorted and sent to some sperm bank for use in IVF, epidemiology, medical research, demographics, and forensics
Like, that definitely feels like the sort of thing that would come from a kink, yet at the same time I do not think there is a single soul on Earth who finds the idea of nutting in a Mr. Peter and putting it in a TOMRA machine to be at all arousing
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user reports: Seems kinda orientalist ngl
I think I’m gonna remove this
Here’s a question, how can an oriental be orientalist.
Do you really need it explained to you how being part of a group does not preclude one from being prejudiced or biased against that group, or from perpetuating harmful attitudes about it? It’s not like discussions of things like self-fetishization or self-hatred are new to “oriental” communities, “self-orientalism” is literally already a widely used term with nearly four million results on Google.
Hell, you literally struck through the words “probably in Japan” in the removed comment, that’s basically the Internet equivalent of “I’m just saying what we’re all thinking” — so I’m sure you already know on some level that “weird Japan” articles showing off things like used schoolgirl panty vending machines are basically just written for westerners to gawk at how “bizarre, hypersexual and loose in morals” their platonic ideal of the “far east” is.
Go ahead and please explain to the Korean how they’re orientalist from a white person’s perspective
Well, I’m not going to talk if you don’t want to listen, so maybe you want to schedule a tribunal with a jury of your peers first… [pops some Vicodin sassy style] [grabs a superfluous cane and gets up] [goes to leave the room] [walks right into the glass door] [opens the door] [leaves the room] [closes the door behind self] [walks off into the distance while rubbing forehead]
so maybe you want to schedule a tribunal with a jury of your peers first
You’re in for a bad time because my Korean peers are going to make my remarks seem as good natured as the Scots making fun of Welsh in comparison to the wild shit they’ll say about the Japanese
OK, TrashGoblin finds the idea of nutting in a Mr. Peter and putting it in a TOMRA machine to be arousing, more power to him
I do not think there is a single soul on Earth who finds [literally anything] to be at all arousing
This is just an objectively incorrect statement
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I’m not tagged in the post but it sure feels like I am
A sci-fi setting where a comparatively minor planet overthrows its monarchy and becomes a nascent socialist project. It is immediately beset by other major powers in the solar system and wrestles with building socialism and also the military. Eventually, it is overwhelmed by reactionary forces and the revolution is overthrown.
I like exploring how shared trauma affects people differently so it’s a more character-focused story. The main characters are former socialist military who struggle to adapt to the political reality post-reaction. Some try to fade into society, some still believe in the cause, others join the reactionary forces. Former friends set against one another.
Oh and the characters are anthropomorphic fly-boy pilots with
sexywell-designed flight suits. There’s also some weird consciousness enmeshing technology that I’m still fleshing out.So basically: Anarchist societies with women at the helm because capitalism sucks… Yeah checks out
same except it’s just the last one
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Choose these:
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Dominant fish women
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Killing fascists with your comrades
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Communism with a focus on intersectionality
Best possible combination ✨
Dominant fish women
make me take the Third Oath mommy, I’ve been an indescribably bad boy
where does a neurodivergent obsession with geology fit into all this?
For maximum neurodivergent obsession with geology try Kim Stanley Robinson’s Mars trilogy.
Good books aside from the bad parts and how all the women are either aloof sex goddesses or neurotic bimbos or spock-ish engineers with breasts. Not the most skeevy books I ever read but mans never seems to write women well.
I like Hiroko and Nadia
The dominant fish women live in the center of the earth.
Idk but I’m certain you could wedge it in somewhere and it’d be rad.
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I like how the Disco Elysium writers did historical materialism in the world building. There’s the central conflict over the strike that sets the stage for the murder and Harry’s story, then you have the revolution/civil war and the coalition airships hovering in the background enforcing the counter-revolutionary order. So class struggle is at the root of everything else in that world. It’s like you can decide you want to tell a story rooted in a particular class conflict, then the dialectics of the class conflict help you elaborate the rest of the world, it’s an interesting approach.
Pierce Brown and Red Rising
Ha you can scratch off line one for me because I know how to keep the horny out of my writing.
But should you? Philosophical quandary.
An interesting question concidering the long history of people writing horny shit in their fiction.
Even the epic of Gilgamesh is guilty of having some horny.
The Epic of Gilgamesh gets away with it because it falls under political agenda
Booooo
