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>mfw hung shotas

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This is fine

I'll have 4 cheese roll ups and a crunchwrap supreme plz

Controversial fucking opinion but I don't necessarily have an issue with pedos who can control their urges and don't touch kids.

When you start to diddle kids now we have a fucking problem.

Love horny shotas

The only times I ever got strange looks is for the fact that physically I was very much not the norm. I'm a very tall man (thank you icelandic mom, very awesome) with long braided black hair (something I've retained from the native wide) in many places I stand out for better or worse.

I get asked a lot "why do you want to go strange places for holiday instead of somewhere like Mexico or Florida."

The answer is pretty simple: it's something different, I could go do the typical winter vacation in Florida or I could do some basic research, plan carefully and go visit Uzbekistan for two weeks and have an entirely different experience that you can't have really anywhere else and for less money.

Pleasantly surprised that cultures other than the Ainu are mentioned in Golden Kamuy.

Haven't heard any piece of media talk about the Nivkh people basically ever.

When I spent time in Iceland with extended family, I noticed something that was pretty subtle but noticable.

Dudes tended to use slang contracted forms like erþakki vs er það ekki? (really?) and hvaretta? (What's this?) and generally just speak in a far more relaxed way.

I never really heard (many) girls talk this way, but this was a few years ago, so maybe that's changed

I've also noticed, particularly in Russian but also other languages, men will use the "low colloquial" forms when speaking casually, but not inherently in a degrading or mocking sense. I've mostly seen it used as a "it's just $thing, nothing special/don't make a big deal about it."

Also men will swear a LOT more than women, I don't entirely know the reason for this.

Ща, 'то моя работёнка. (Yeah, it's my job)

It doesn't mean he doesn't like it, but it carries an air of "it's just a job man, I gotta make money."

I've never seen a more brainlet linguistic take than: "men and women don't speak differently in [natural language here]"

Because a vast majority of the time yes they fucking do. It may not be as pronounced like in Japanese, but damn if they speak *exactly the same*.

Something I've noticed over years of looking at different languages.

Men (or extremely tomboyish women)
- often use a lot of truncated/clipped/reduced forms
- drop formalities quicker than women
- in the case of languages like Japanese or Korean, they use the harsh/vulgar register to tease or mock their friends. (おい、やめろよ！）
- don't tend to use tag questions that often

Women (and effeminate men):
- don't typically use reduced/truncated forms unless speaking quickly
- are less quick to drop formalities
- (mostly in asia but other countries as well) try to sound cute
- higher use of tag questions ("right?" "huh?")