luinthoron Posts

Let me in between the-two-of-you~
How bout-ta Kiss? ~bounces eyebrows~

I don't believe in the double standard, all genders are equal, given the scenario.

Requirements for fighting back.

Permanent/significant danger - Allowing them to continue would cause serious harm to me.
Inescapable - I can not run from the situation.
Significantly stronger than me - Seriously fighting someone weaker than me... is despicable to me.

Limitations for fighting.

Bare minimum - Fight to the point an opening to run has been made or a point in which they acknowledge that they can not win.
Avoid attacking directly - Risking the chance of seriously hurting them is not a good or justified choice for me.

In a case where I am being attacked but the wounds are minor, I would have no intent of fighting back. I would (attempt to) endure till the end and (attempt to) find other means of retaliation (non-violent) if a repeat, for me or others, was ensured. If I fail then (what a really bad situation)... Violence with my limitations.

Anyone who willingly inflicts harm onto others should always be ready for harm onto themselves. Even if you don't realize, they should come to understand the impact their decisions make and thoughtfully think each decision through.

Note - I say "attempt to", because planning for an event is different than being in the event, I do not always know what I'll do, but thinking about what I would want to do, this is it.

A quick google search of "is depression hereditary" will reveal a number of articles that disagree with your statement though. I've been asked by counselors about my family background for my depression, a large number of my family members suffer from it, but personal experiences are not credited sources.

I would link my sources directly, but I am way to tired to read them now (only skimmed through them) and linking without reading has burned me before, so I'll read them later and probably post them then, or you can post some articles disproving it. But look into those searches. Each article I found on the first page of the search all agreed that there are forms of depression (how many, wasn't skimming that hard) that is hereditary.

I know it's instinct for animals, but humans don't know how to swim by default, you can't just trow a 9 year old child in 9 feet deep water and expect it to swim with 0 experience and knowledge of swimming. The same way, someone who doesn't know how to cook, can't just pick up a spatula and make Eggs Benedict Arnold from scratch, with no prior cooking experience.

Or completely crash if incapable of adapting fast enough. Jumping straight into the shallow end of the pool, while not being used to the waters or even knowing how to swim, is not "always" a good idea... (Ocean may have been a more powerful analogy... meh~)

This might help you find some stuff...

https://www.fakku.net/forums/entertainment/asian-dramas

(Mostly) loving the new Youtube format, it's so much easier to have conversations with. Been talking about human-like planets, possible life, and evolutionary processes for the last couple of hours, so much fun!

Their paying a third party for those titles, in that way they are different, but Nintendo rarely tries to come out with new IP's. With as much money, time, and man power they always had the option of experimenting and expanding with new works. Instead they kept returning to the same titles, reinventing them. I might agree that Nintendo's fan base locks them into being unable to change their core titles, but caving to that pressure just reinforces that the community can demand the same product over again. If they really thought Windwaker was a failure, they wouldn't have HD'd it. What I am trying to say, while you may hold the community responsible Nintendo seems more than willing to comply without fighting, even when it's successful.

Other than Zelda fan boys, I hear nothing but great things about Windwaker, I haven't played Ocarina/Mask, but out of the ones I've played it is my favorite. It's one of the titles getting me to consider buying a WiiU (still have the original).

Nintendo could always use those writers/programers from Zelda on a new title and just not call it Zelda, but they rely on name to sell copies, refusing to separate themselves from their past titles.

Not sure what virtual boy is The idea of giving up on experimenting due to a failure more than 15 years old would be a really bad excuse, And Animal Crossing is an old title that they redid/continued (dunno, haven't played any). It sounded like you were associating that as a new venture, so I wanted to say this if that was the case.

(Somethign to do with Call of Duty...) The adds are annoying, I keep getting them from gamestop... and I am afriad of the generation of gamers their breedings... where will they go once COD is over... Games are moving toward a more "Multiplayer" format with more social options... ~imagines T bagging kids talking (screaming) shit across every multiplayer game in the future~

I meant the fan base are similar in their undying loyalty to purchase the titles without question. I see the companies as 2 different extremes. The COD producers only want money, knowing that they're consumers are not expecting change, they put minimal effort into anything else but reproducing (content with their numbers). While the Nintendo ones are looking for a way to make what worked before work a 20th time by changing small bits (trying to grow their consumer numbers). Nintendo may be, more-or-less, activision's future.

If you want a Mario example, use the Mario Party's 9 or 10 now, Brawl is a good example too, I heard the new paper Mario felt no different from the first but I may be confusing the titles there.

"It's kind of a weird, ironic thing to say; They aren't hardcore gamers, or even gamers, but they play Call of Duty every night. And those guys are going to continue to play regardless of platform. So I think not only will we continue to engage with that existing player base, but we'll take next gen and see how far we can go with it." Source

If this can be interpreted as fact, these consumers (mentioned) don't purchase any other titles not associated with COD or BF. Their experience in gaming stretches maybe a few fps titles. For them, each COD may feel like a new game from their lack of experience in the gaming world. For them, it's probably like purchasing add-ons/dlc's.

They very much strike me as no different than the Mario crowd, except belligerent, unintelligent, and just plain rude.

In my own experience, I have an EX, who wants to work things out. They (singular person) ran out and cheated on me with another person, in a fit of rage, and continued the relationship with them for months. I tried to work things out but they wouldn't listen. Current time, they want to work things out now but I can't find it in myself to trust them. While I do feel I can be happy with them and still retain feelings for, I can't find any desire to try with them again.So I think this is kind of my answer.

I think I can trust someone with a bitter/bad past, but if betrayed, my feelings for them better out weigh my distrust tremendously, otherwise I will fall into my current state. I don't trust easily but once I do, I will trust them with my life. If this hypothetical person has gotten my trust and affection, then I will try.

I like to believe all people are capable of change, being willing to is a different matter though.

-Also I think you should clarify what type of "unsavory past", since I can compare my experience with being cheated on to the manga "Bitter Virgin", in which (if I remember correctly) is about a victim of rape. Is it self inflicted versus forced upon them? I find the 2 quite different in scope.

Drank a little bit of juice that may have expired, I don't trust my sense of taste.
~sigh~ 2 huge bottles that are supposed to expire in a week, seem to have gone bad.
I'm hoping I don't have food poisoning... my stomach is weak as hell..

Also woke up at 1 or 2 in the afternoon... Damn my sleep schedule.

The_Jesus might be right, unless you can prove them wrong, they would never admit they were wrong.

Might help to double check next time to assure yourself of certainty. Then deposit small amounts. Also banks charge transaction fee's, coin depositing machines too, doesn't matter if you have an account. But to be certain you should look into your rights as a member in that bank, as well, any fee's imposed, often times there can be hidden fee's.

Also, I'd recommend opening an account and transferring your funds into a Credit Union, to me, they are a lot better. I have 0 trust for banks either way. Ultimately this is a bias opinion so ya...

Unfortunately they may have ripped you out of a 150 (more or less) dollars, my condolences.

Selective targeting. Your searches are tracked. Based off your internet searches they determine your a very sexually active person, and maybe a woman. Also, I guess pregnancy prevention... people(?)... are getting more aggressive with their add campaign.

Think of it as a bunch of shop owners sharing (selling) your purchase history with every other vendor so they can sell you something they would think you may be interested in. (Ripping off the Ghostery vid lol)

Couple recommendations.

1. Lying: Find the reason why you lie? When you think your lying figure out what your lying about and why is it you feel you need to, then find the truth to that lie and determine if you should instead use that (you don't have to say it, but start evaluating your lies and your truths). As well, try to identify the problem with telling the truth.

1.1 Might help to write a journal. Write out how you feel at times or write about the lies you tell. It will help with unloading negative emotions and allow for introspection if you decide to read it.

2. Confidence: You seem plenty intelligent, even if your gpa is a lie your seeking help, granted on a hentai site, but any effort is better than no effort. Don't let your depression or state of mind tell you that your less than, we normally devalue ourselves to find excuses to not work on improving ourselves. Identify what you can do and what you think you can do. Attempt to hone those skills. Even if you feel a minor passion for, try to explore it. See if you might be interested in game/3d design, explore some free game making software. (Unity 3d and BYOND are 2 I can name).

3. Laziness: Try exercising, or cooking, or if your willing to be daring, take a walk outside. Try to make a consistent schedule. Every time you give yourself an excuse to not, determine whats a more valuable use of your time, unless someone is in trouble, the schedule should be more significant (with more exceptions). The routine should teach you discipline. Don't rush yourself or put a lot of pressure on yourself in the beginning though, you should ease into it.

4. If you find yourself playing online games too much, put that in the schedule and moderate the amount of time spent in it.

5. Hikkikomori mind set: If you want to go out, try to find something outside that's desirable. Doesn't have to be complicated or far, can be in your front or backyard, just something that gets you to step out of your house. If your even more recluse (room seclusion), then the same thing starting from the house itself.

6. Emotional lows: Try to become conscious of your emotional state. Pay attention to yourself when your happy and sad. Determine why you are. May help you to identify puberty's emotional swings.

Realize that emotional states are temporary, think beyond them to after that state is over, how do you want to feel then. With laziness, you just have to push yourself not to be, it's about discipline, that same discipline should help you with your lying.

Disclaimer: Not quoting anyone nor am I any type of trained professional. This is just advice from a random, similar cased, person who had the same shitty luck with psychiatrist who were more interested in a pay check than helping me.

Anime is the representation of a sub-culture not the Japanese culture as a whole.

Anime has a very (but not always, D.Gray Man a quick example, Europe) in focused view with the most prevalent focus being that of a "school setting". Most (not all) of the occasions when foreigners are bought up it's to show "how interested they are in Japanese culture to come all the way there (yet half the time never know how to speak a word 'helping a lost tourist with your knowledge of another language' cliche)", as the (anime established) stereotypes that "TheSundanceKid" mentions and "PumpJack_McGee" list, or as a "large (evil) nation that seeks to do bad things to Japan".

Race (outside of Japanese) is "more or less" just an accessory, easily interchangeable or unnecessary in anime. Getting upset over a medium done for neither educational or reflect purposes, but for the sake of pleasure, is kind of pointless. It's like walking up to a guy who's writing a book, seeing that he didn't add -insert- race and getting upset, simplified but to the point.

Resonance of Fate...
The story was all over the place, slow to completely stagnant til the very end, and barely answered anything out of the list of questions it arouses.... I barely understand what they even achieved in the end.



This game was my worst experience with a game... yet. I feel I wasted a lot of time and anger for no reward. I didn't expect much from tri-ace (story wise), considering they did Till the End of Time, but... While I never once experienced a glitch or bug (solid designers in their team), they were very uninspired with the placement of their pieces (ally and enemies) across the map, introducing mechanics they almost never use in the game. Gravity, destructible environments and body parts, cover, battlefield design, concealing presence, 3rd party AI, AI that moves across battlefields.

And the theatrics only made some conflicts even more frustrating... "shooting from behind cover to have the character jump back and shoot the wall instead (destroying the cover them-self)...".

Graphics are great, theatrics are cool (looking), voice acting is probably some of the best I've heard (comparing to Till the End of Time... So bad...), Gun-play is fun, for the first half of the game (ignoring bosses and opt-bosses). That's all I can say for the game...

(Bought Disgaea 4 for ps3 1 month ago...)

Fuck it NIS! You know what, I'll wait a year or 2 after each of your console releases for your portable ports... 2nd time I got burned with the porting (from NIS)... (Bought psp version shortly before the release of the DS version of 1 was announced, skipped it, I would've owned 3 copies of Disgaea 1 like I own 3 copies of Persona 3... (May have to buy a 4th...)). Not a 3rd time...

~ranting, bitching, whining, ect~

(Wish I had a Vita already...)

You can't just flat out ask for it, you have to romance us some... Invite us out to dinner, take us to movies, chat late into the night while only watching t.v.

Doesn't matter how many toy's you have were not that easy or cheap!

Especially with someone we barely know!

There's a slim chance I'll scrap up money, but I'll see what I can do. I support this cause and I commend your initiative.