There are literally thousands of people in the outer boroughs and less affluent exurbs that are poor and because of bad train and bus service are forced to take 20 year old hoopties in to the city. These people are poor. This is another expense for them.

Are any of them leftover RC 8Cs that they’d be willing to offload for ten or fifteen bucks? Asking for a friend

You’re really trying to anger Mercedes aren’t you?

Must have swerved to the right despite having his left blinker on

Oh, is it, now?

*citation needed*

I am not going to wrap my GS like Eva-02 I am not going to wrap my GS like Eva-02 I am not going to wrap my GS like Eva-02 I am not going to wrap my GS like Eva-02

dear subaru.... DO SOMETHING.

I mean, I think I have a solution for that too. And it costs a lot less than criminalizing homelessness too. I wonder if you can guess what it is?

[furiously searches for crucifix]

There’s also Year of the Rabbit. Although that probably isn’t known outside of the UK, seeing as it only got one season due to COVID. The first two minutes of that show lets you know exactly what you’re letting yourself in for.

“I am your FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATHEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRR!”

I’ll toss in my recommendation for The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess and the Genius Young Lady, and it’s two starring characters, Anisphia and Euphyllia for having a relationship that grows throughout the whole season, and actually amounts to something in the end.

No one reasonable is upset that Sidon and Link don’t have a canon romance despite all of the winking and nodding going on. I don’t think anyone expected Nintendo to do that.

I don’t want to be a burden. I don’t want to ask too much. I don’t want to seem needy. I don’t want people to abandon me if I’m not worth the effort it takes to meet my needs.

Yeah that was my experience. I’m non-binary assigned male, but I’ve always been attracted to women, and my childhood was a deeply confusing, alienating experience of feeling left out of any kind of romantic partnership in life even though the world kept telling me I was a boy.

I wouldn’t use the word victim here - these people bear responsibility for their actions - but people can commit crimes, and still be products of their economic and social conditions. Here’s a cool trick: you can be angry at and empathize with a person or group of people at the exact same time.

The “just take the trip” is such good advice.

If you want my opinion on “luxury” condos, here it is: they’re luxury as long as the services are maintained. They’re luxury as long as the gym memberships are paid, the building fees are paid, the servants are paid - and don’t you kid yourself into thinking there won’t be servants. Maybe they’ll take a leaf out of…

Yeah, it seems like a bad take to view this at all as a “win” for domestic violence victims. Kotaku has, over the years, continued to “stand by” Amouranth in a way that (at this point) feels almost purely symbolic. Defending and rationalizing their disproportionate coverage of her has become a stand-in for an implicit…