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foldingfittedsheets · 4 months

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The semester started and my sleep schedule instantly crumbled. My fatigue has come roaring back and I get to reacclimatize to the bottom of my energy reserves.

On the upside, I have 6/13 pages completed. I’m gonna post the first half for Ko-fi members when I finish 7 pages.

#ramblies #then I am absolutely not doing another comic cause I get sucked in and don’t have as much time to learn #I built in lesson times to my schedule to start learning python and reviewing rigging stuff #dunno if I’m worth anything today as I slept like shit #grunt work days at least allow for inking

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junkdyke · 6 months

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incoherent post about the gay ass shit that went down last night

Kissed my coworker again. My other """straight""" coworker summoned a bunch of us outside so she could show us her tits. She made them bounce. They are beautiful. People keep thinking me and Dyke Roomie are dating and are surprised at how hard i say "fuck no". This other """straight""" girl was absolutely entranced by our lesbianism and asked us many, many, many questions. She told us about how she fell in love with some masc who definitely knew how to play her like a damn fiddle and broke her heart. This cute dyke-passing bi girl i met at another party came. Asked her if she dumped her boyfriend yet. She did. We flirted. She whined about how I was going to go spend time with the girl I'm talking to so I grabbed her chin and said "aw, are you counting how many days i'm gonna spend with another girl?" she yelled "and what if i am!" as i left. Was supposed to go to this party for 2-3 hours max, leave around 10pm. Stayed until 5am. Had class at 8am.

My titties were grabbed, all the girlies were kissing, we drank a lot. it was a good lil shit show!

#love hanging out with a bunch of unhinged lesbos #i am hungover but havent slept yet its gross #have my portfolio review in just a few hours and still need to actually put it together #mine #wlw #lesbian dating #dykeposting

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yurimother · 1 year

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'I Can't Believe I Slept With You' Volumes 2 & 3 Review - EARLY ACCESS

Moving well beyond its skeevy initial premise, Miyaka Miyahara's I Can't Believe I Slept With You provides authentic depictions of two different queer experiences and would be the perfect subtle and sensual Yuri romance - were it not for one glaring omission.

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#Yuri #reviews #manga #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtq+#queer #gay #lesbian #lesbians #girls love #I can't believe I slept with you #gl #yuri manga #anime #gl manga #girls' love

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after-nine-at-the-oasis · 16 days

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Guys I'm scared

But also drama like this could cause good things for their relationship 👀

Also I LOVE drama like this lol

The angst of it all >:D

Anyway xD

No it's not lol

Yep xd

Ah crap

And he's realizing

OOP THEY SAID PATIENCE

And he's gonna know o.o

YEP 😭

OUAOGH GOSH

I figured she was hiding amongst them o.o she was in the wall :O D:

Maybe she's not ready to be back in the light and the world yet lol so she prefers it in there xD

Anyway besides the point

Cool surprise attack though not gonna lie o.o

Anyway

AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ISAAC DDD: O.O 😭😭😭😳😳

That is not good Iol

Is that gonna be the end of the episode o.o

Nah one more scene?

I hope anyway 😭 xd?

Idk maybe not

SLFDKFJHDS THEY DIDN'T KNOW XDD O.O

And hey more scene lol

"No 😳. I kinda just thought she was gonna come out and, yell at him or something?" SLDKFJKDHS REAL THOUGH

Okay well at least they're not too evil xD

SLFKFHSD I MEAN YEAH BUT NANCY NO

SIR THEY'RE GONNA THINK HE'S AVOIDING THEM 😭😭😭💔❤️

And of course hi credits

NOOO

How dare they leave me on that bro xd

I called the kidnapping though :'))

. . . y'all I did not deserve that

That was very painful xd

What the heck lol 😭 xD

Is wear they better get back together/be fine

They were all just making too serious of points for them to backtrack that I think 😭

AOUGH I don't know 😭😭💔 :((

Anyway I've said like a billion points and thoughts already and my hands hurt so I don't think I'm gonna do a review right now but my gosh o.o xD

Wild y'all

What the heck 😭 xd

Ghosts man xd

#the show not the characters lol #ghosts #ghosts cbs #cbs ghosts #oasis's ghosts chatter #what the heck was that guys 💀#xD #it's a good thing I didn't watch this after my long bad day yesterday so I didn't tinge the happiness with my sadness because this would've #finished me off in reality xD #OUCH WHAT THE HECK #it was a really good episode but what the heck 😭😭#also idk if it's slept on or not but pete's storyline was really good xd #anyway lol #anyway lol xd #I am gonna look at your guys' thoughts I think though lol #so I'll start my review and then see you in the tag in a moment xD #my gosh lol

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thirstyvampyr · 1 month

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I finished season 5 yesterday and when I went to download clips I noticed on the playlists there’s entire seasons without noel? Looked it up and it’s because they wouldn't bill him as a main character? He’s been carrying these past 2.5 seasons on his back and that’s how they repay him? Preposterous. Cutting up newspapers to send threats to the execs asap.

Good thing I love carl and kev and v are back together cuz I would have stopped watching after seeing yet another stupid break up. They're soulmates, stop with this bullshit. Stop throwing wrenches just for the sake of drama. Isn't there enough already with literally all the other characters jesus fuck. Let the gays be happy for once.

Fuck Sammy. Fuck Monica. Glad Sheila is gone because everytime she made me laugh I remembered she’s a rapist. Even Karen was fixable, she was still young. She was awful but just a product of her upbringing like Debbie. Why the writers hate women so much (they seem hell bent in destroying debbie??) aside from Jimmysteve and Terry who barely has screentime where are the men you’re supposed to hate??? Even Frank always has some kind of event to bounce him back up from the gutter of awfulness he's constantly into. I guess lip is coming up strong with how shitty he treats women and being a fuck up in general. Liam is just there I guess. The cps doesn't visit anymore?

I love all these characters in relation to their family but when they go off to do their own storylines they lose me. It's the same in every fucking sitcom/family drama/the sims (lol), the moment the kids grow up and leave the house it's just not the same anymore :|

#shameless #spoilers #review #??#idfk #barely slept and im pissed at how they treat my babies

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dani-the-mark · 1 year

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I made it through Revolution

somehow

#aew #aew revolution #a slept on review

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gatogotica · 6 months

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i need to stop giving ween-centric videos from music youtubers a chance because their opinions are always so abhorrently wrong and they always piss me off every time without fail

like what are you talking about white pepper is too boring for you because it’s an “accessible” album compared to their earlier stuff. what do you mean 12 golden country greats is bottom tier because you don’t like country. how can you say la cucaracha is bad. did you not listen to your party or sweetheart in the summer. do you hear yourself…you need to snap out of it

#sorry I know I sound sooo annoying when I talk about ween but SERIOUSLYYY these bitches get on my nerves #it’s like every YouTube video I watch about them/reviewing their discography #these bitches only like the early experimental stuff when they were on every single drug ever. and hate the later albums #and think they’re boring #and I’m like. shaking you violently. listen to them AGAIN!#ween #my post #not to slam the early stuff because that’s fantastic too. it’s all fantastic. but there’s something so special about these later albums tha #-get slept on #to me at least…..#white pepper was the first ween album I ever heard so maybe that’s why I’m so defensive of it but 💔#and la cucaracha my beloved give her a chance im begging you she’s very gorgeous to me….

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yurimother · 2 years

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LGBTQ+ Manga Review 'I Can't Believe I Slept With You!' Volume 1

What was sold as an ecchi comedy quickly turned into a much deeper and more engaging story

I have been avoiding this one for a while. I never paid attention to Miyako Miyahara’s Ichido Dake Demo, Koukai Shitemasu while it was in serialization in Dengeki Daioh and this disinterest continued when Seven Seas licensed it. Everything presented seemed scummy and disgusting, the cover art’s insistence on exposing a woman’s obvious discomfort (and cleavage), the description of quid pro quo harassment, and even the English title, I Can’t Believe I Slept With You! But when I finally did open my copy, it was not the depraved ecchi sludge I expected, but a sympathetic, albeit contrived, slice of life story about two miserable but well-meaning and kind people.

The story begins when twenty-four-year-old Koduka Chiyo is approached by her landlady Haru, who is unnamed throughout most of the story and referred to only as “Landlady,” about being three months behind on her rent. She apparently offers an arraignment to the inebriated Chiyo, more time to pay the rent in return for sex.

The next morning, Chiyo awakens delirious, somewhat forgetful of the previous night due to her intoxication, and full of regret, stating that she is into men. A quick conversation reveals that Chiyo is unemployed after a somewhat unexplained issue led to her quitting her job as a game developer and she has fallen into a depressive state. Taking pity on her, Landlady presents a plan for how Chiyo can pay off her debts. Landlady will move in with the despondent young woman and Chiyo will continue to perform favors to pay off the debt. These favors quickly reduce in scope for sex to more vestal activities like playing games together or offering Landlady a hug. And thus, the romantic Yuri cohabitation comedy is established.

This initial chapter exposes the manga’s two key flaws. In both cases, it requires a certain amount of work from the reader. First, there are a number of leaps in logic demanded by the premise. Had the start of the manga taken a little more time to establish our characters and the circumstances that led up to their new living arrangement, it might have been more believable. However, as is, Landlady's advances and willingness to suddenly move into with Chiyo feel incredibly awkward, and that is to say nothing of Chiyo’s willingness to go along with her plan. Furthermore, as most readers will key into, there are some uncomfortable issues surrounding consent and power dynamics.

The early dynamic between Chiyo and “landlady” is I Can’t Believe I Slept With You’s largest hurdle. Naturally, the arrangments of sex for housing is textbook harassment. Furthermore, while the reader does not witness the initial encounter, the early chapters of the series have no trouble presenting both characters, especially Chiyo, in a salacious manner. There are many, many troubling scenes and panels featuring the women in various states of undress and in multiple compromising positions, from their clothing falling off to Chiyo walking in on a shirtless landlady in the bathroom. While there is no 18+ content visible to readers, it is clearly played for fanservice.

However, in the manga’s defense, future chapters help further contextualize the nature of the characters’ night together and ongoing relationship. The fanservice quickly drops off, although never disappears. Although, by the end of the volume, the more salacious moments are more earned and intimate, acting as a key element of the story to show Chiyo’s increasing comfort with and want to please Landlady and the latter girl’s struggle with their dynamic. This culminates in SPOILER WARNING a revelation that Chiyo was the one who initiated the sexual encounter, and a tearful landlady lamenting going along with it and worries that she took advantage of Chiyo’s drunken state, saying, “Even if it was just once, I regret it” (which was the publisher’s initial English title before changing it prior to publication.)

While the latter half of the volume does an incredible amount of heavy lifting to unwrap the layers of the setup and steady it on a somewhat more reasonable moral footing, it does not excuse everything. Chiyo was still drunk, and therefore not able to consent, and even if that one night together was explained, it does not address Landlady's further advances and sexual offers from the first chapter or two.

Still, this manga gets better the longer you give it, offering insights into deplorable actions, recontextualizing early events, and working to hold characters accountable. In that regard, I Can’t Believe I Slept With You! is akin to a less melodramatic version of Citrus, with thankfully much tighter pacing. And like that series, the reader’s mileage will vary based on if they can overlook its transgressions or not.

With all that out of the way, it is important to highlight what Miyahara does well here, and there is quite a lot. As earlier stated, the series has fantastic pacing. With the sleaze of early chapters fading away, the real plot begins as Chiyo begins completing twenty-one favors for the landlady. A favor is completed about once every chapter, which includes a variety of activities such as playing games, going on a shopping date, and Chiyo snuggling with the landlady, a compromise that actually occurs after Landlady rejects her tenant's offer of another sexual encounter. This system nicely sets the scope of the series, as a favor or two is completed each chapter.

On a similar note, the pacing is also extremely tight. The complete series is three volumes, and if the precedent set by volume one continues it might be one of the most competently assembled series in the Yuri genre. Miyahara knows exactly how much to reveal about the characters and how to effectively do it in an engaging way. The relationship between the main characters, which of course starts as lovers but also strangers, quickly but effectively transitions to friendship, companionship, and more as they come to know and rely on each other.

I went from dreading it to pre-ordering the second and third volumes.

As the story unfolds, we get enough glimpses into Chiyo and Landlady in beats that feel natural to the story and effectively use the time and space they take. For example, a quick moment of the two playing games together reveals that Chiyo has a passion for them and their culture, from which one can surmise that leaving her job as a game developer must have been incredibly painful, thus making the depressive state she is first introduced in more believable. However, this moment also starts to build up Landlady’s relationship and eventual friendship with Chiyo by establishing a common interest.

The characters are enjoyable and their personalities are brilliantly displayed in their actions, rather than narration. Chiyo is somewhat childish and very irresponsible, having shown to squander her money on figures and games. She often seems like the younger of our main couple, despite being five years the senior. However, she is the more outgoing of the two, having a friend from high school who comes to check on Chiyo and give her ice cream, a kindness that causes her to break down into child-like tears. However, Chiyo is conscious of how she acts and how others treat her and expresses regret and embarrassment over them worrying about her or taking pity.

The landlady on the other hand is nearly her complete opposite, acting as a foil to the older woman. She is quiet and very calm, rarely expressing much emotion, although she is not apathetic or unfeeling. Like Chiyo, she is very kind, to the point where she was planning on offering her tenant, who she had hardly ever spoken to, a chance to repay three months of late rent in exchange for some chores. She is exceptionally mature and well put together, managing multiple apartment units at the tender age of 19. However, she has moments of vulnerability, especially as she and Chiyo grow closer, and Landlady comes to trust the older woman, culminating in the emotional final chapter.

Together, these two are rather excellent, as they bring out the best in each other, forcing both women to grow as people. Chiyo for example starts pursuing a job and even matures a little bit, as she is determined to return her landlady’s kindness and become someone that the younger woman can rely on. The landlady on her part starts to come out of her shell and quickly falls in love with Chiyo, a struggle that will undoubtedly color the rest of the series.

Unfortunately, each character has a major flaw that grates on the reader. Chiyo is very, very oblivious, to the point of being nearly inconsiderate. While she has brief moments of clarity and realization, these are few and far to come by. It passes by the point where it is amusing and quickly becomes frustrating for the reader, as they watch her miss obvious points at nearly every turn. The landlady is lonely and isolates herself. While this trait is not as tedious, her insistence on isolation, such as her rule about not having any female friends lest she ends up attracted to them reduces the realism of this otherwise sympathetic character.

Ultimately, these negative traits details a small crisis of identity I Can’t Believe I Slept With You! seems to have. The work cannot decide if it is a comedy or a drama. While many of the slice of life situations are set up as comedy, they often deliver on a more emotional note, which can be soured by the setup and Chiyo’s exaggerated reactions. And while Chiyo’s near-complete obviousness works in a series like My Next Life as Villainess, the moron character is a much harder sell when she is shown to be struggling with a depressive state and half the chapters hint at the landlady’s traumatic past and self-isolation.

One aspect that especially surprised me going into this Yuri series, perhaps even more so than its emotional weight and the hard left turn away from ecchi content, was how queer it is. The landlady openly admits that she is attracted to women, which is as close as we typically come to an express admission of lesbianism. However, we do see some queer vernacular in perhaps the only joke that only made me laugh out loud, as she questions why straight people… actually, yeah, that is the whole joke 'why straight people'. But it is one I have heard many queer people make, including myself, so it resonated with me.

The first volume actually does a lot to set up potential LGBTQ+ stories based on relatable situations, if slightly exaggerated. For example, while Miyahara does not tell us everything about the landlady, readers are given enough tidbits to piece together her history. She dated a girl in high school, and other students knew about it. However, she reacts quite strongly when a former classmate talks about this to her, which suggests that she may have experienced bullying or backlash over her relationship, a possible explanation for her self-isolation.

The one-sided love the landlady experiences and her crushing feelings of loneliness are also sadly relatable for many queer people, especially those growing up where there were not out role models and peers. Finally, there is Chiyo, who claims to like men at the start of the series but may be growing to realize there is a slight curve to her sexuality as she starts to have feelings and experiences with another woman. I honestly doubt Miyahara will be able to capitalize on these stories, as they do not fit the “romcom” slice-of-life build they seem to be going for, but I would be happy to let this series pleasantly surprise me once again.

Miyahara also does a fantastic job with the art in I Can’t Believe I Slept With You! The panels are very well thought out, with a nice mix of contained shots and wider images, although there is an interesting lack of spreads, which does not detract at all from the story. The backgrounds are detailed when they need to be, which helps build the small space of the girls’ apartment and make the characters’ physical boundaries, a rather important element of the story considering its premise, feel grounded and everpresent.

The character designs are well made, with district differences that act as a rather nice contrast to their personalities, but the younger, moe style can make certain ecchi scenes feel uncomfortable and acts against the crucial story point that they are both adults. However, I will give immense praise to Landlady’s expressions, which strike the perfect balance of showing her exhaustion, frustration, and affection and maintaining her cool, quiet demeanor.

Clearly, there is a lot to say about Miyako Miyahara’s I Can’t Believe I Slept With You! What sold itself as an ecchi comedy turned out to be a much deeper and more engaging story. The characters and their journey are wonderfully grounded and relatable if a tad exaggerated, and the series' incredibly tight focus help move along Chiyo and her landlady’s unconventional relationship at a satisfying and steady pace. While readers may have to overlook a few unsavory elements in the early story, they are quickly rewarded for their effects. I went from dreading it to pre-ordering the second and third volumes.

Ratings: Story – 6 Characters – 8 Art – 7 LGBTQ – 7 Sexual Content – 8 Final – 7

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Review copy provided by Seven Seas Entertainment. Special thanks to translator Faye Cozy and the rest of the team at Seven Seas including Dawn Davis, Danya Shevchenko, Hanase Qi, Alyssa Honsowetz, and Shanti Whitesides for their work on this manga.

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ms-softgoods · 4 months

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Why didnt Louis come out to meet fans in Jakarta? He did it today in Melbourne :(

Hi, anon! I honestly don't know. Perhaps he and his team thought that the m&g with the select fans was enough, since that was far more intimate than other m&gs. Perhaps the venue also wasn't ideal for an impromptu m&g, considering that it was smack in the middle of a business district with a very small parking lot, versus Melbourne's outdoor venue. There's the security of the fans, the general public, and Louis to consider.

While I am a bit disappointed to not meet Louis, I'm going to try not to fixate on it since comparing experiences will taint the ones I have. I'm sure he had a great time with us during the show, even if there was no post-show m&g. Besides, who knows, there's always next time!

#i just slept and cried the whole weekend so im able to put a lot of things into perspective now #also - apart from not comparing - the thought that helped me a lot was that we (as fans) are not entitled to a m&g #like it's a fun once in a lifetime thing for sure and much coveted - but we're not entitled to that #the whole trip and the emotional experience had me reviewing everything my therapist said btw haha #inbox #anon

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hopetorun · 5 months

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9 & 23

9. answered here

23. If you could send a message to yourself back on the first day of the year, what would it be?

don't wear those ice skates, they're broken and you're going to fall and bruise/break your tailbone, which will be the first in a series of injuries of varying degrees of stupidity and inconvenience. be careful around knives, stairs, doorframes, slippery surfaces, new shoes, and your own two feet.

#obviously the bad ankle sprain is driving some of that but honestly i hurt myself so many times in so many stupid ways #the tailbone. fell and skinned my knee two? three? times. a lot #sliced my left palm on a bread knife in april #sliced my left middle finger on a chef's knife on christmas eve #slept funny one night in august and couldn't move my head for a week #gave myself a series of devastatingly bad blisters in september and october #etc etc etc #ask meme #year in review

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b-e-e-s-a-n-d-f-r-o-g-s · 8 months

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Mandatory homework is such a weird concept to me. Like- you have 9 months to teach me some stuff that is either fairly easy, or I will never use in my life, but you still need to give me like- 5 hours worth of extra work that I have to do EVERYDAY.

#Haha I totally didnt post this because my math teacher has given me 32 pages worth of homework #In the first month of school #And its literally all review #school #high school #i hate everything #i havent slept #Because I need to redo g7 math #Which I havent been in for years

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