latenightnoir

joined 4 months ago

Punk shows up when it's needed, no sooner or later. And it's fucking needed...

Honestly, I think that one of the reasons for such scenarios may be that it's easier to try to demolish the idea of there being an actual woman present than accept that she has no romantic/whatever interest in them. And I don't think this is driven primarily by an ego impulse, but by hopelessness.

Of course, there are many other things which factor into such situations (a partially justified caution in the example you've described, for instance, as catfishing can end up being very painful for vulnerable people, even in "milder" forms), like societal norms ("gurls aren't supposed to like icky boy things!"), maybe some elitism, some group resistance, a sort of hazing, etc. But I still can't shake the feeling that even these stem from hopelessness in various ways.

I'm sorry your friend experienced this type of behaviour, and I'm sorry it did some splash damage on you as well... It is, indeed, very disappointing to see such behaviours still being not only prevalent, but even frequently reinforced as standard nowadays... It's a disappointingly hostile world in many places. But if I may point out the silver lining in this, at least nobody can take away your friend's passion!

Not me, post was empty when I got here!

This is from the Balkans. I know this because about half of them look like my uncle.

[–] latenightnoir@lemmy.blahaj.zone 73 points 5 days ago (11 children)
[–] latenightnoir@lemmy.blahaj.zone 8 points 5 days ago (3 children)

Honestly, I don't even understand what that side's deal is anymore, which is why I'll stick with my Craftworld/Harley mess, tyvm. Barely feels like a plot line, rather closer to a plot contrivance to allow players to add Drukhari and Raider units to an Aeldari army... Heh, maybe they thought it'd get people to stop complaining about the lack of new Asuryani models, lol...

[–] latenightnoir@lemmy.blahaj.zone 12 points 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago) (2 children)

And I quote:

Edit: being nice doesn't have to extend to absolutely everyone forever, people have to earn that respect. There's nothing immoral in dropping the niceties when someone refuses to get out of your hair, or is being actively hostile toward you. Better to be fair than nice, anyway.

[–] latenightnoir@lemmy.blahaj.zone -1 points 6 days ago (2 children)

If Bethesda'd focus on bringing Morrowind (incl. ALL of the math and mechanics) onto the latest version of CE, with the updated mobility and graphics, they'd start extruding money through every orifice...

[–] latenightnoir@lemmy.blahaj.zone 2 points 6 days ago (1 children)

I hope we're alone in the Universe.

[–] latenightnoir@lemmy.blahaj.zone 15 points 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago) (2 children)

I came here to do sex, drugs, and 40k minis! And I ran out of Wraithbone primer!

 

Bonus: the way I first experienced it over a decade ago.

Warning, the content of the video itself is harrowing, but the ensemble was, to me, shockingly beautiful. Remains one of my favourite songs to date.

 

Still their best album.

 

Again, no official source. It was at that moment that he finally stopped giving a crap about official sources.

 

I've finally started playing ESO and while questing around Vvardenfell, one of the Ashlanders, Yanabi-Asa, referred to Almalexia as the Mad Wife.

I tried looking it up online, but I've only found the same passing metion on the Wikis and nothing else, and I feel I'm lacking some major context having not played Morrowind as in-depth as I did Oblivion or Skyrim (played it last, my attention span had degraded to the point where I didn't have the patience to read all of the in-game lore books I managed to find...)

Is there any specific bit of lore which justifies the moniker? I know Vicec is a bit of a douche and Sotha Sil is fixated, but other than being a helicopter mom and a coward in terms of respecting her principles, I've never thought of Almalexia as mad or particularly off her rocker in any significant way.

Edit: or do they mean mad as in angry? This would also require some clarification, as I've not found her particularly wrathful, either.

Edit 2: did more reading around this and, yeah, still couldn't find anything from around 2E or earlier which would explain it. It seems to be related more to her actions in 3E, but that wouldn't explain the moniker being used in 2E.

Unless hand-wavey Daedra stuff having to do with Azura/Mephala/Boethiah chronicling future events?

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It's not a fixation, okay?

 

No official source for this one, (still) can't find it in digital.

 

I insist on these peeps because, like... hot damn!

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