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I wanted to make a celebratory sketch for Alice's victory for the scariest person of SHF but I don't have time lately. Meanwhile Alice trying to reclaim her reputation of delicate lady (c.f. Selkie's thread about what would you do if someone walked up to you and suddenly punched you)

No, I don't do foreplay with pillows. I just stick my D into it and fuck it to smithereens. Also I don't sleep with pillow, because mattress are soft enough. And I just drool directly on it, yes. Rather than saying that cute ppl bite into pillows, it's more like it's a polarizing test: you...

If you don't hear from me in the two next week, I probably missed my target and isekai'd myself into a traffic guardrail or something. Wish me good luck

Good point, my reasoning might be leaping too much. For me, adjusting with one's ego is one of the fruit of maturity. Since change has a painful nature, it goes through the same stages of resistance and acceptance as any pains. Likewise, I believe that all pains and hardship eventually...

Making fun of newcomers who complain about ratings is the same as making fun of a newborn for their shortcomings like being unable to tie their shoes. "HA! Look at this baby, this weak sack of meat can only squirm and squeal!" I mean, yeah it's fun to laugh at helpless dumb offsprings, but don't...

Like Schrodinger's cat: You're not a furry and a furry at the same time, until someone catch you blowing your load on furry porn.

The five stages of enlightment: Denial: My work isn't worth one star! How can they make such a mistake? There's only one chapter out! Anger: Whoever rated me one star must be a troll. I'll find them and murder their family. Bargaining: We should change the rating system so we can exclude those...

I has a based spanish reader leaving supportive comments as well. Just answer back in english if your work is in english

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I'm late to the party, but here's my opinion. Interest, expectation, and satisfaction from learning things are cognitive activities reliant on neurotransmitters such as dopamine (interest) and opioids (habit forming). From there, I postulate that there's a limit to how much is available every...