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My first Marsey

constructive criticism(positive feedback) is appreciated

read the chainsaw man manga it's good

I also made a shirtless version

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Stealing @Chapose's thread in his absence

On another note, the CR & /r/anime awards voting started this week. How do you hate like their lists?

CR: https://www.crunchyroll.com/animeawards/vote

/r/anime : https://animeawards.moe/final-vote

On the anime front, I watched quite a few shows this week. First off, Harem in the labyrinth of another world, which is exactly what it sounds like and thats exactly why you should watch this.

I also caught up to overlord s4, which was a bit of a pain because its been 50 years since s3. I honestly dont know why japs are so r-slurred that they cant just fully finish shows so that everything is 100x easier to watch. Still though, once again overlord managed to combine degeneracy and genocide in the perfect package

Lastly, Im now watching My stepsister is my ex, which is a banger as you'd expect with such a name

@Chapose @MatsurisAhoge @ponyblaze @animebadge @AnimeWeeklyThreadEnjoyers

If you are't watching Revengers now, how are you gonna smug post when it wins AOTS in 3 months???

Don't care if the link expires.

Context: Oden Kozuki is a character in the One Piece manga. His name is derived from oden, a Japanese food. A user on /r/OnePiece posts a photo of their son cosplaying as Oden, while also revealing that their son's name is Oden. Users react to the OP's name choice.

"You are named after two of the bravest man I ever knew Goku Naruto."

I wouldn’t even call my pet Oden…

Oden sounds like a cool name tbh.

God forbid people name their kids Basil, Almond, Coriander, Kale, Parsley, Pepper or Ginger. People on this sub are so frustrating at times. Also Oden is found in North Germanic language.

And? It's also a name from Northern Europe. If someone is named Caesar you wouldn't go "You have the same name as a salad? Bro that's cringe."

I really don't understand this whole thread. Why the frick are y'all hating on this man for naming his son Oden? In this sub, a lot of people know that it's the name of a Japanese dish and a One Piece character, but in most cultures, no one is ever gonna know and it's just a strong sounding name. The word for "butt" in one language might be a common first or last name in another. Who cares? This boy is named Oden and he deserves our respect. Y'all should chill.

Some people need to be castrated. You do realize naming your son Oden is like drawing a big target on his face for bullies? He will change his name once he's 18 mark my words irresponsible parent.

No one is gonna bully someone named Oden for the name. No kid will understand the reference and if they do then they are in no place to be bullying people 💀

Some relatively light drama, but still drama nonetheless.

https://old.reddit.com/r/SubredditDrama/comments/10ekw0g/some_light_drama_on_ronepiece_when_one_user_names/

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Some fans are not pleased with Seven Seas Entertainment's newest manga about the world's last heterosexual person.

On Jan. 3, 2023, manga and light novel publisher Seven Seas Entertainment announced on Twitter the release date for My Secret Affection, a story set in a world where people accept and embrace same-s*x relationships. Described as a "shojo romance manga with a sci-fi twist!" *My Secret Affection *follows Kazusa Takanashi, who, after her girlfriend dumps her, finds herself falling in love with her childhood friend Ayumu -- a boy. Seven Seas' synopsis ends with, "How can Kazusa navigate these newfound feelings if no one else around her feels the same?" The announcement has brought in a wave of Twitter users who were none too impressed with the synopsis.

The majority of the reactions ridiculed the synopsis. @/constellor Tweeted, "i refuse to believe they made this seriously and not as a joke." A number of users quote-retweeted the announcement with a number of memes with one of a screenshot of a YouTube video titled "A WORLD WHERE GAY IS A NORM & STRAIGHT A MINORITY," and another of a manga panel where a girl cries with the words, "As I thought, I...am heterosexual," with a few people realizing the latter is likely a panel from the manga itself.

Some Twitter users expressed dismay as this seemed to shift the focus from a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community and reorient heterosexuality as the persecuted when the opposite is true in real life. @/xyzbud wrote, "Straight people want to be oppressed SO BAD." Other Twitter users expressed dismay from reading the synopsis as this appears to erase other sexualities from the LGBTQ+ spectrum with @/2_swaggus writing, "I'm just assuming that all bi/pan/ace/aro folk in this story were caught in some interdimensional time loop when that meteor hit."

While My Secret Affection received an overwhelming number of criticisms, others offered additional contextual information pertaining to the mangaka, Fumi Mikami. @/PastelChum wrote, "it was written by a queer author who was subsequently bullied off twitter by self-proclaimed terfs (in japanese) because she dared to say 'gender roles are kind of messed up, right." TERF is an acronym for trans-exclusionary radical feminists and commonly refers to radical feminists who do not believe trans women are women and who oppose policies that actively try to make spaces inclusive for trans people. @/PastelChum continued in their thread to say, "she wrote a whole essay comic about Gender Stuff and was forced to take it down due to harassment so. if you're queer and choose to get mad at this, just know that you're eating one of your own." However, some users like @/c0smiclee, did not think this should legitimize the manga. They tweeted, "Apparently the creator is non binary and pan but like why would you make this?!" Another user, @/fuyuzus, wrote," 'the author is queer!!' being queer does not make [you] immune to criticism."

One Twitter user dropped a link to the Reddit post about said essay manga. As translated and paraphrased by /u/centennialcrane, Mikami posted an essay manga about their life experience on April 29, 2022 that has since been deleted. In there, Mikami allegedly said they related to the term because" 'she couldn't fall in love with people because she struggled to live as her gender.'" The mangaka also said," 'it's not that I didn't want to be seen as a woman, it just felt gross having my s*x differentiated.'" The Reddit post wrote Mikami "additionally implied that she needed androgyneity to fall in love with someone."

My Secret Affection's Creator Experienced Harrassment

Although @/PastelChum wrote Mikami had to delete the tweet due to harassment from people who dismissed her pansexuality, which the Reddit post included examples of, the Reddit user also pointed out there were those worried about how Mikami was misusing the term pansexuality. In the translation, one wrote, "It troubles me that you may be spreading misinformation about pansexualilty. Pansexualilty (全性愛者 (zenseiaisha) [lit. lover of all genders]) is a sexual orientation, which indicates "who you fall in love with." It means that you can fall in love with people of all genders and sexual orientations. How you see your own gender (your gender identity) is a separate concept." The Reddit post continued to say many TERF accounts posted screenshots of Mikami's tweets on May 1, 2022 from a few years ago, calling her a misogynist, for writing, "women are handicapped in tons of ways compared to men from the very moment their bodies are formed," and "People should stop calling things' misogyny.' I'd like to create a world where we can be protected instead."

Mikami Tweeted a statement on April 30, 2022, where they thanked those who read the manga and noted that they received and appreciated the feedback. "However, after receiving many comments stating that 'I don't believe this is pansexuality' I've learned that there's much I have to learn, even when it comes to myself." Mikami wrote and continued, "In addition, though it was in an unusual way, I greatly appreciate the opportunity to think deeply regarding the explanations and opinions I have been provided. I plan to continue learning and thinking from now on as well. Thank you very much."

*My Secret Affection *releases in print and digital forms on Jan. 24, 2023.

i still want taht book about jewish doctors in warsaw ghetto that would be such an inspo but i hate spending money i need to buy soybeans

Answer:the greatest comic ever made.

i'll never be half the cirnoposter joebiden is but i'll do my best