That's funny the road looks like a thong so it's like the asshole is going to join with a brethren.

It does that when my hobbies are enjoyable but not fulfilling. I get regularly trapped in reading, while I in fact need to create (draw, write, embroider, paint) for my brain to feel good again.

Lil story: I was that weird kid who knew some stuff in Latin. I couldn't speak the language but was into witchcraft. One of my favorite protection spells goes "Sator arepo tenet opera rotas", it's written in a 5x5 square, it's a palindrom, the columns are the same as the lines, this fits my need for order and meaning. I tried to translate it, but what did "tenet" mean? Nothing. I searched, got frustrated, but landed on the Wikipedia page for this incantation and read some of the articles listed and boy oh boy I learnt so much about the development of Christianity in ancient Rome and how paganism had spread and the Christians merged some of their lore with the pagan lore to get it accepted...
Cut to 6 years later in Uni a teacher thought I was so smart and knowledgeable and interested in her class "ancient civilizations" for knowing that... I had just changed from a major in paleontology so surprised friend asked "studied THAT hard?" I was just like "nah I'm a witch".

My mom never went to high school, she went straight from middle school to 2 years of a steno formation to working for 2 years and marrying my father at 19. She got my elder sister 2 years later.
I have seen her realize the opportunities she's missed so I'd never do that. I'm 22 and still feel like a soft child, not an adult (I deal with my shit, I've launched a law procedure against someone who had gotten 1000€ from me with no service provided in return, cook, make reparations round my flat, work hard and well, but I still feel like I need to be cared for, I read children books sometimes, have dolls and need time everyday to dream. To be honest I feel like I'm Pippi Langstrumpf)
So I couldn't live like they do, it seems awful to me, but I'm also impressed.

Damn right I do!
Go see Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the clerk agrees that it's golden.

Back where I used to live the police tried not to be found by the dealers. They knew where they operated (the street next to mine) and never went there. So happy I quit this rathole.

I think we should show that more. A lot of kids find these paintings boring because the art style has changed, they don't know the theme and the codes used (and hey seeing something in school adds 20 boredom points anyways) and as a result they can't connect to these people. When I was in middle school I thought they were dusty and so serious a smile would have been considered an insult in their eyes. But when we show shit (yo pun) like this, like a guy in the cathedral of my town that has a bird shoved up his ass, like another guy heating his junk in front of a fire in the background of a very known painting that is commonly shown and explained *almost* exhaustively, when we say "hey don't you think this baby looks like a grandpa" and explain the style by comparing it with manga, there is the connection, the interest!!
Medieval people were like middle schoolers with no taboo when it came to the body, showing them otherwise is both useless and not completely true to History.

I want to touch that lion's butt when that person's done.

I have a coworker you should meet, she's a GREAT start. Really eases you into wanting to rip someone's tongue out.

They're gonna slowly add other stuff and replace all the human pieces with robotic ones.

Ooh his mom is having visio conferences, maybe with astronauts of very important people, how cool!

I once had almost the same situation with my Dad, and knowing that he can be considered a feminist himself (when it comes to us at least) I asked him "do you want your daughter to do the dishes? Is that what I'm studying for, to become a slave?" to which he replied "You haven't finished your studies so you haven't become anything. Do the dishes." I really set myself up for this one.