I noticed the trend on Jezebel too. No one is forcing anyone to use a menstrual cup. No one is shoving the cups down their throats. And yet they are the most vocal about it. I personally advocate it (along with reusable pads) because it helps the environment and stuff, which is awesome!

How are they impractical? You have a few spares, you wash the ones that are dirty in the laundry machine along with the rest of your clothes. If you need to change them when you're out, just bring something to keep them in your purse. Some people DO care for the environment and little things like that can go a long…

I agree this sort of apathy can happen anywhere. My friend got into a bike accident in Japan and everyone looked away as she struggled to walk while dragging a broken bike. Luckily she only had a few bruises and nothing major, but it was a complete shock to her how everyone is so self-absorbed in a society where…

I've had a blister on the surface of my eyeball once from rubbing due to allerigies. It freaked me out and it was quite unpleasant; felt like it was going to pop everytime I blinked.

I stopped Accutane about 3 years ago and both my lips and nostrils are still very dry. My acne came back too in select areas, but the majority around my body cleared out since.

Only Tales of Xillia and Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy for me, which aren't even listed. :(

"In many countries.."

Oh yes, think of the poor helpless men who are forced to donate at the sight of boobs!

It's called demand and supply. If there wasn't a market, there wouldn't be such a thing.

I just couldn't get into it. The characters were better but there were far too many to keep track of, and something about the story didn't click with me. I haven't finished the game yet (currently on Last Day for who knows how long) but from what I've seen, there were only 3 clear-cut paths. While I did several…

YES! But fair enough, SMT 4 is looking good enough... for a handheld. (This is coming from someone who enjoyed the heck out of the first Devil Survivor. DS2 shall not be mentioned.)

To each their own, but I really disliked the gameplay. It was a bit too much like White Knight Chronicles while being even more convoluted in character switching and attacking.

I agree with you. The only reason people love Xenoblade and hate on FFXIII/XIII-2 is because they can't accept different pacings. Nostalgia is a heavy factor that blinds a lot of people our generation who grew up with SNES and PS1 JRPGs.

Not necessarily Square's fault, but companies tend to do that with their big titles. Namco did the exact same thing when they refused to give Xseed Tales of Vesperia and other Tales games for the PS3.

Namco did the exact same thing when they refused to give Xseed Tales of Vesperia and other Tales games for the PS3.

Coincidentally, I started playing Mushroom Garden Deluxe and Seasons just yesterday. I found out about Touch Detective being on Android today thanks to the in-game ad. Who knew they'd be somewhat of use?

I went to see Amon Tobin live, and Boards of Canada is pretty fun. :) I've heard of Aphex Twin but not the others; I'll be sure to check them out!

Something is still better than nothing! I am glad you aren't completely negative about XIII. :)

I like the coat thing.. but dat chest plate. :|

I'm more of an electronic and ambient fan myself, so Hamauzu's style indeed resonates better with me. I may have said that Uematsu is overrated in the past, but that concert reminded me of the time I did truly enjoy his works and learned to play the piano using music sheets from FF9.