>>1602 >There just seems to be this since of rivalry between some with almost a sense of passive aggressive things at worst. This is what I mean by internal politics.Ironically, real politics hasn't come up too much despite a couple of my family members being pretty sjw.
Well, it normally goes with the real life politics, considering that the news basically make propaganda for everything most of the time. Family interactions are not going to disappear and that´s a personal and private internal situation that I prefer not to enter. Basically, to respect your situation and mine...and don´t think that mine is safe of internal fights. Falcon Crest would fall really short if I had to describe the internal intention in between us. I give you an idea but that´s a territory that I respect save for some moral or story worth to say and learn from it.
>You can tell little details and inflictions to the words, how they look at you, etc. Rarely do I have such feeling of genuineness or sincerity online.
yeah, those natural but decisive details that make the path for the rest of the conversation and judgements about that person. Face to face, there´s nothing to hide your body nor identity, it´s just you on the table. Sincerity online is really difficult to detect. The best way to see if someone goes that way is by reading more about that user. If you see several hints and details through his lines, then you can judge about that. In social media, it´s really but really hard to be sincere because you keep an image for the rest and everybody sees everyone.
>You don't hve to stop liking childhood things and you won't be a manchild if you do" kind of way. I do consider myself someone who is my at peace with myself than if I hadn't gotten into the show
Agreed, I left Pokemon after Diamond and I considered it too childish and that it was time to move on when I was 15 and that I should be more mature. Guess with what I replaced it instead....COD MW3...yeah, feeling like an adult by screaming at a microphone and being post ironic whenever I saw unfair games. In 2013, I came back to Pokemon and I haven´t felt the hype for FPS after that period save for two or three games but not COD. I was a fool thinking that playing that, I would progress or feel like shit goes more serious. BTFO to myself.
>having a crossover with Star Trek with the characters actually being freaked out over the care bears/Link/whoever else rather than them being completely chill with each other by the end of a chapter crossovers in general are a mess. It´s really complicated to make them right. I like that cliche though, it leads to funny and a very 2000s feel of feeling comfortable but then, you worst nightmare appears in an innocent body and makes life impossible to the protagonist.
>So I guess your right on both masochism and lolz.
