Stuff No One Really Cares About

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1 week ago

Question: Have you done tumblrdatinggame(.)com yet? - Anonymous
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nope

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2 weeks ago | Notes: 11320

sufferingpariah:

if you’re ever feeling regret, just remember that some people have tattoos of internet memes

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zorascreation:

jcoleknowsbest:

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shylalen:

lady-sweetheart:

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

OH MY GAWD I SCREAAAAMMEDDD

what???? lol

My life is over.. I just took it back to my mama.. I still had the receipt… bye.. *dies*

gAGGAAGAHAHAHAHAHAH

XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!

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Sexuality In Games [Or: This Isn’t A Black and White Issue, You’re All Dumb]

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ardeb:

There’s been a lot of hubbub surrounding the recent release of the 2D fighter Skullgirls, regarding the game’s all-female roster. Brought to life by artist and animator Alex Ahad, the ladies of Skullgirls are eye-catching and definitely very sexy. The game boasts the most frames per animation of any fighting game, all of which are hand-drawn. There’s no question that the game is gorgeous, and a very solid fighting game as well.

However, some people are upset over the fact that most of the game’s female characters are incredibly sexualized. With the exception of two or possibly three characters out of the initial eight playable characters, all of them are wearing very revealing outfits, and most have large breasts and exposed legs. There’s been an outcry that the game is exploitative of women, and sexist in the way it represents these girls.

On the other side, there are people saying that there’s no way this game is exploitative, and that anyone who thinks so is an idiot, and that you’re making this into a bigger issue than it needs to be.

Here’s the thing: you’re both wrong.

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Source: ardeb