Man made horrors well within my comprehension
Looks like Hong Kong, specifically. Mainland cities don't really look like that
I didn't say that.
It would be a real shame if some armed insurgents made that happen 
Really says something about society !joker-che
Hexbear be like, "yeah, I'll take a critical support of China, hold the critical"
She has cool hair
This has always bothered me.
Bonus points if the author first mentions a specific trait, physical build, or whatever else halfway through the novel and totally fucks up my mental image.
This really gets my goat
Stupid.
The shells break and cause cuts, and that's why women bleed on their periods
I can't tell people not to I touch things in my apartment? Fucking what?
Don't these people worship property and ownership?
I've read Why Nations Fail....
Pretty fucking light reading with weak and idealistic analysis.
Still better than a lot of neolib shit tho.
Hard times.
A saboteur now needs to take on two jobs (Soros and Xi) just to survive 😢
Post about that wife!
Wifeposting is 
Paradoxically, I had to denounce my manhood before becoming a wifeguy
Surely I'm about to receive a good take from travelingisrael dot com
Frankly, I've always figured the Imperium didn't care about gender or race because everyone is suitable to die in combat and be ground into food for the starving populace.
That's because you actually pay attention to the lore instead of playing out fascist fantasies with overpriced plastic
While I've grown out of my edge and become much more emotionally in-touch, I have to admit that I really dislike the millennial obsession with childish things. A lot of times, it really feels like it borders on arrested development and escapism. I'm not free of this vice, myself, by the way.
When I speak about childishness, I'm not referring to particular forms of media such as cartoons and videogames which can both provide adults with something worthwhile depending on the story being told. I'm referring more to Disney/ Nintendo/ Marvel adults.
There are, of course, other things I love about my generation.
Not sure how to curate my hexbear browsing experience
Edit: thank you!
