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>>3721551Niño rata
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>>3748737Stay classy, Hunter
>https://exhentai.org/g/2331771/400ed7de68/Bros...
>>3748752>>3748783
i require a shoto bf immediately
He's so cute and hot. Lovely voice too.
Why is Shoto so lewd?
>>3746029Yeah, in his dreams.
drop mangas recs where the main focus are the shotas or the genre is shotacon themed.
>>3744886Sounds good. I like the 90s aesthetic.
>>3734757There' a manga called Dick Fight Island. In which every four years warriors have to sword fight (with their dicks) to see who will become the new king or something. A shota version of that would be good.
>>3745323Frottage is so hot, desu!
Gymno/Kiriya's doujins are pretty good. Sadly, only the old ones have been translated so far
>>3741826Thanks for the rec and posting the link! I loved 'The troublemaker and the nerd' and enjoy the author's slow build-ups. Didn't think they would have the rest of their work on ex, I do feel bad about not supporting them though.https://exhentai.org/g/2146212/096584d725/
I will never not love these chaotic boys
>>3748499I thought I saw it on the official twitter but I can't seem to find it and in all honestly I wouldn't be surprised if it was just a fan theory that stuck with me.I probably should have double checked before throwing that out there, sorry.But, yeah, it's the neotenous nature of the big, shiny, black eyes that I feel adds to his "pretty boy" character. The white eyes, while still pretty, just don't have quite the same feeling.
>>3748585I think I know the tweet you are talking about, and I'm trying to find it. At some point someone asked 2D about his eyes and he said that they turn white when he feel's like it. At least, that's what is recorded on the fan wiki, but without a source. I've seen it somewhere, but I can't remember if it was twitter or the old reddit AMA.Gorillaz lore is so impossible to keep track of. You have to record everything.
>>3748741Yeah, the lore is just all over the place sometimes. I guess in a way, it's fitting though, because overall Gorillaz are kind of an embodiment of chaos. At least Murdoc is.
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Post your favorite HD2D squeenix boys here. Octopath COTC boys are also welcome.
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>>3744213Amazing taste, I love you anon
>>3743851>you did a very good job putting this together and getting this aesthetically similar spread of your guysThanks, always makes me happy to see a fellow Mononoke enjoyer too
>>3744362Ranpoanons stay winning
Bump for interest.
>>3737836based Phoenix AND gumshoe enjoyer
Castlevania thread, because why not?
Happy 4/13
Tsundere-dan
>>3739890is that really by xamag? if so, that's a rare one
>>3715300>I don't think a new reader can ever experience homestuck the way it's meant to be, because homestuck lived and breathed hype.That's a point I've heard several times when I started reading it. As I started this year, without any community or wait time, I know it feels different, but I still like it much. I can read it to my own pace (that is, much faster than waiting for updates), and it's like discovering an old piece of the Internet.So maybe my experience is different from yours, but I do like it. The "you should have read it in 2010 bro" shit is elitist and sounds like some Undertale fan telling you how you should play the game.
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>>3738527At least it wasn't Mama James...
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liminal boys
>>3746259Luther is very cute and handsome <3
A thread dedicated to very light haired guys> Bonus if tanned + light hair Old edition >>3648325
wuv him (^=◕ᴥ◕=^)btw I shall dedicate an entire song to him: https://youtu.be/MmfqDwZtVq0
>>3747578Thank you!And who is this gyaru gal? Femboys are so fucking cute!
>>3747578so mad
>>3716238autism
>>3716238>>3748936Frustration
Femboys who actually kinda look like boys
>>3748613Tempore quo cognitio simul advenit,Amor e medio supersurrexit(When the time comes that knowledge arrives,Love and desire disappear)
>>3748829sooo... you are saying, he enjoys it because of his mental struggle, not in spite of it? is that what you are getting at? if not, please give me some context for the quote and what you infer by citing it as response to what i wrote. i have to admit that my knowledge about schopenhauer and the oupnek'hat is a bit rusty (or nonexistent).
>>3748844The world does not exhibit itself to the knowledge of the individual as such, developed for the service of the will, as it finally reveals itself to the inquirer as the objectivity of the one and only will to live, which he himself is. But the sight of the uncultured individual is clouded, as the Hindus say, by the veil of Mâyâ. He sees not the thing-in-itself but, only sees the phenomenon in time and space, which is the principium individuationis.And in this form of his limited knowledge he sees not the inner nature of things, which is one, but sees its phenomena as separated, disunited, innumerable, very different, and indeed opposed. For to him, pleasure appears as one thing and pain as quite another thing: one man as a tormentor and a murderer, another as a martyr and a victim; wickedness as one thing and evil as another. He sees one man live in joy, abundance, and pleasure, and even at his door another die miserably of want and cold. Then he asks, "Where is the retribution?"And he himself, in the vehement pressure of will which is his origin and his nature, seizes upon the pleasures and enjoyments of life, firmly embraces them, and knows not that by this very act of his will he seizes and hugs all those pains and sorrows at the sight of which he shudders. He sees the ills and the wickedness of the world, but far from knowing that both of these are but different sides of the manifestation of the one will to live, he regards them as very different, and indeed quite opposed, and often seeks to escape by wickedness, i.e., by causing the suffering of another, from ills, from the suffering of his own individuality, for he is involved in the principium individuationis.
>>3748856thank you for presenting the context of the quote to me, but i think that your own perspective is still somewhat missing. i can rationalize myself as the uncultured individual or as the cultured one. or maybe i'm just part of the observation. the one who enjoys, while the other anon suffers. it would be helpful to know, where you would put me in the context you created.
>>3740840cringe analysis
