/ot/ - Off-Topic

>>10140
>>10135
Kek I love this thread now.

>>10127
>>10135
>>10140
>>10142
Based Alyosha lover!

>>10140
>>10142
>>10146
nonas i could kiss you all ♥ alyosha lovers unite

I didn't think she would be until she started talking about shipping two of her male classmates together kek.

Otivia from AFK Journey
>writing a ballad for the first time
>add lines about a man (Ravion) embracing another man (Indris) "like a sheath cradling a sword"
>"Day after day, night after night, their shadows intertwined on the training grounds"
It doesn't help that Ravion regularly "pranks" Indris by getting him drunk despite knowing Indris will end up hugging him.

Kimika totally gave fujo vibes.

I just saw an Aoba yume in the wild. Yume whoever you want I guess but are you sure you want to yume the patron saint of taking any kind of dick in his ass as much as possible, really? Is this like "I can make him straight" fix-it?

this is from jkk stageplay, huge win for fujos butI feel bad for the top geto truthers, cause like how do you recover from this?

It's kind of bullshit that Osamu Dezaki called yaoi and yuri unrealistic fantasies but directed a yuri anime anyway

>>9922
Stay strong little kitty, you'll find the BB fans.

Did anyone else find this one super interesting? I absolutely loved it. My favorite genre of documentary is the kind that focuses on some super niche topic like this. Any recommendations for documentaries that also focus on random subjects?

>>9836
Yes Grizzly Man is great! I'd also recommend the rest of Werner Herzog's documentaries all of them are just random topics he personally finds interesting.

Some really random ones I like…

Atomic Cafe (1982) which is a collection of historic footage and propaganda pieces all about atom bombs. It's pretty funny in a dark sense and uses a lot of juxtaposition.

The People vs. George Lucas (2010) a movie about fringe Star Wars fans and their love-hate relationship with the creator. What's interesting is it was made before the sequel trilogy so the "fringe" and "crazy" fans that are depicted in the film are now the kind of people you would find on youtube.

Screaming in High Heels: The Rise & Fall of the Scream Queen Era (2011) movie about women in B movies. If you like Troma and other low brow trash (like me) you'll get more out of it, but even without that there's also discussion of the B movie business as a whole that's interesting.

Tapped (2009) A movie about bottled water, the business, the environmental impact, and companies attempts to market something you can get for free.

Room 237 (2012) Insane documentary which markets itself as being about interpretations of the film The Shining, but is actually a movie about conspiracy theories and how the human brain has the tendency to see patterns where there are none. If you haven't seen the Kubrick film this one will make no sense though.

>>9840
You went above and beyond! Thank you! It's so hard to find good documentaries, and I'll definitely check out all of the ones you listed. I hate being let down by an interesting premise. There was one documentary I tried to watch a long time ago about how a woman lied about surviving 9/11, and worked her way up to becoming president of the World Trade Center Survivors' Network before getting caught. Somehow, they managed to turn this very interesting subject into something way more boring. It wasn't bad, but it had the potential to be so much better.
>I'd also recommend the rest of Werner Herzog's documentaries
I love all of Werner Herzog's documentaries that I've watched. I love his perspective, and he has such a unique style. That one clip of him talking about the chicken cracks me up.
>Screaming in High Heels: The Rise & Fall of the Scream Queen Era (2011)
This one sounds really cool, as I've also watched a lot of B-movies and garbage of that nature. I actually know nothing about the industry, so I'm excited to learn.
>Tapped (2009)
I just watched this one because of your recommendation, and it's so fascinating! It's personally interesting to me for reasons I can't really detail, but this is a great recommendation. I wish more people were aware of this.
>Room 237 (2012) Insane documentary which markets itself as being about interpretations of the film The Shining, but is actually a movie about conspiracy theories and how the human brain has the tendency to see patterns where there are none. If you haven't seen the Kubrick film this one will make no sense though.
This sounds like my favorite type of thing. I've never watched The Shining despite loving horror movies because I hate Stephen King. Maybe I'll have to finally watch The Shining just so I can enjoy this documentary! Kubrick did direct one of my all-time favorite movies, and I like a lot of his work, so it won't be too much of a chore.

I really love princely characters with light, usually platinum blonde, hair like Eichi or Tadase. It's such a particular trope but they always look so clean and pure and otherworldly especially with the white horse imagery.

>>9579
as a blondie, never really understood the obsession the people have with hair colour

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

AAAAAEEEEEEAUGHHH!! *wilhelms cutely*

AH!
AH!
AH!
AH!
Staying alive
Staying alive

Thinking about that one post where a guy wouldn't read Subahibi because of the yaoi. Like, the other stuff was fine, but that one element was a bridge too far.

>>8866
These people irk me too, I was going to post in the vent thread about it. I don't understand why they don't just go full yume or at least do mob x character art if the other half of the ship is that negligible to them. It has to be a clout thing.

Have you ever been embarrassed to like a ship/fandom? When Undertale was really big I was too ashamed to admit to liking it even though it was mega popular and there was literally no reason to pretend to hate it. Now it's 4AM and I'm still in the mood for fontcest.

>>8500
Yeah I would say Sebastian too, he is made for service. Plus Homer seems like someone who likes to be pampered and lay back while a man takes him.

>>8501
>>8503
These are excellent points but consider the fact that Homer is a married man with a wife, who presumably doesn't have much experience with taking dick in his ass. Wouldn't he be apprehensive towards bottoming, and wouldn't Sebastian offer to ride him instead to ease his worries? I'm just spitballing here but the fact that Sebastian is literally a servant who lives to please should be taken into consideration as well.

>>8493
>>8494

Kek, I love retarded crack pairings. So I made AI write a small fic about their first kiss:

Homer and Sebastian have spent the day working together, creating new donuts and helping out the townsfolk. They've grown closer, and their bond has deepened through shared experiences and mutual respect.
As they clean up the bakery, Homer pauses and looks at Sebastian with a mix of admiration and affection. "You know, Sebastian, I never thought I'd say this, but you're the best friend I've ever had. And not just because of the donuts."
Sebastian, touched by Homer's words, smiles warmly. "And I never thought I'd find someone who appreciates my cooking as much as you do, Homer. You've brought a lot of joy into my life."
Homer, feeling a surge of emotion, takes a step closer to Sebastian. "You know, Sebastian, I think I… I think I more than appreciate your cooking."
Sebastian's eyes widen slightly in surprise, but he doesn't pull away. Instead, he leans in closer, his voice soft. "And I think I more than appreciate your company, Homer."
With a mix of nervousness and excitement, Homer leans in and gently kisses Sebastian on the lips. It's a soft, tentative kiss, full of warmth and affection. Sebastian responds in kind, his eyes closing as he savors the moment. As they pull away, both Homer and Sebastian are left with a sense of wonder and happiness.
Homer grins, his cheeks flushed. "Wow, that was… that was something else."
Sebastian smiles back, his eyes shining with affection. "Yes, it was. Thank you, Homer."
Their first kiss is a moment of pure emotion and connection, highlighting the depth of their feelings for each other. Despite their differences, Homer and Sebastian have found a deep bond that transcends their backgrounds and personalities. This kiss marks the beginning of a new chapter in their relationship, filled with love, laughter, and endless adventures.

Post too long. Click here to view the full text.