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I like monstergirls designs when their made by queer people. It’s not like I don’t like them when they’re made by certain people. And I don’t hate monstergirl designs or Kemonomini as a whole, I think their neat in their own way. It’s primarily due to most them willing to go unconventional with the features, body, and structure of monstergirls compare to the norm.
But I will lie to myself if it also for the fact that when I look up monstergirls, I expected *monster*girls or monstergirls or even monster*girl*, but for the most part, it’s just girl with a slight variant of ears and tail. I just expect something more from it really. Like come on man! I want monstergirls that’ll make go “hear me out guys” along with 40 replies and zero likes and not some anime version of a cosplay alt girl I find on discord.

I’m not fond of Soriel fans. None at all. For both making Asgore an extreme case of Ron the Deatheater I’ve ever witness from a fandom back then (and still to this day in some areas). And for making Toriel a complete bitch for the sake of their OTP. despite the fact that Toriels resentment towards Asgore from the games is always portray as well kept to herself, in contrast to Asgore’s impulsiveness that lead his emotions into worser situation in the story.
And This is coming from someone who likes both of them for their own nuances in Undertale.

Yo-kai Watch is the Pokemon game that Pokemon fans wanted for years, but will never get the recognition it deserves because it’s not Pokemon.
Like seriously, Look at the competitive Yo-kai meta and compare that to Pokemon. It’s night and day. Yo-kai managed to balance the game’s roster so that every mon is viable in their own merit, while in Pokemon really feels like there’s no quality control to into nerfing really broken mons and really terrible mons and it’ll took them generations until they’ll try to fix them.

it finally effected in my end today. and wow, it looks like shit.

is there some form of settings in which I can change it back because I can't find it on my profile account.

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nevermind, I found it on the main header on the site. but seriously, is it even there instead of the user's own setting options? is the spaghetti code is that bad?

Aside from my previous regards about Twitter in my Unpopular Opinion post some time ago. although, most of it is outdated due to the most used instance for that site is in a vegetated state.
but your explanation is the most solidify reason out of the majority of this thread. you really can't have a clear and thoughtful conversation on Twitter due to the huge restriction on the 160 character limit (I think is 160, I've never posted anything there). so to get the point across to many people, you have to be as abrasive and exaggerated with your limitations. it's an environment that breeds irrational behavior.
But then again, Twitter is only meant to be a microblog site that you only supposed to post small personal updates. But everyone uses it for everything besides the actual purpose. jamming a square block to an obvious round hole until it caters to them. it wouldn't much of a bigger problem if most user's are mostly if not only active on Twitter. which is why I'm more and more promoting others to make and host their own websites just like the WEB 2.0 era. at least you don't have to deal with the site owner's and general userbase's BS and have a stable place to promote your creations.

RosaJon > Bowsette

I win the race!
I win the race!
I win!
I win!
I Win The Race!

There’s two reasons I can think of:
1. Shareholders. Pretty much the ones who has the most investment into the stocks for these companies have the priority of their feedback moreso than anyone who uses the site. The top shareholders just so happen to also particularly responsible of second reason. Which is-

2. This is a byproduct of Apple and Apple iPhones. Ever since the iterations of iPhones many social medias try to implement the same clear white background with overly simplified logos and designs. You’ll be lucky if the site offer you a dark mode. It’s the reason why so many websites are designed for phone user’s first and website second at best, to none at all. Most websites completely forgo user personal design in favor of a collective interface. Literately they want appeal to the silicon valley folks and snobs.

Oh My Goodness! SQUIDWARD!

For my own personal pettiness, there are some users on this site that I don't like by the way they talk "indirectly" of certain groups and people. like they aren't trying to be subtle and more like they pussyfoot around the half-ass guidelines.

Is just that it's kind hard for me to be angry, let alone being infuriated/upset. I'm just mostly burnt out by my depression. I just thought that if I made my post look angry (such as cussing, ALL CAPS, and what not), just to make myself looked angry. I just pretend to be angry just to fit in with the rest of the user's online. something must be wrong with me if I'm not as outrage like everyone else. Even to some users on this site that I don't like. I couldn't bother making a rebuttal post. and I have a dedicated word document of all the post I made for this site and the most of the reply's I have were barely reaching the second sentence.

But besides that, I don't use puppet accounts, unless there's an old account that I made in which I forgot the password. if that were the case, it might be MegaGBX or something way around 2007-2010. besides that, most of my post are indifferent at best, so I can't really say much. but there are some instances that I'm clearly the only one in the discussion to have a different perspective in regards to some topics.

truth be told, you're just as exposed to your own identity as me and anyone else on the world wide web. majority of people use gmail as their electronic mail service and that is know to track user's information for other websites. majority of social media follow suit. in addition to other devices and applications that egregiously ask the user to be track before they could even access the app/site.

sure there are a bunch of workarounds to negate being tracked and alternative services that keep you private. but the issue is that unless you have a time machine and start off fresh, by the time you gain access to this knowledge it's already to late. you can negate it as much as possible, but you're not truly under the radar. and this even mention the government involvement for some countries.

in addition, it's improbable to stay hidden online when each post and comment can tell bit by bit about the user themselves. they don't tell the world about their private information, but the droplets from the cracks can tell a wider picture. I don't fully talk about my personal information. but I can defiantly tell you that I layout a lot of things about myself if one of the user's here track the several years of my posts. if their very willing to get something out of me. and this can apply to anyone, really.

or you can just go to the cryaotic route just purge all previous post you made on the internet yearly. as long as you don't have the similar reasons for it just like him…