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Invincible Episode 2x2 (Patreon)

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2024-03-10 00:50:57
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Invincible 2x2

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Rej

omega-3 fatty acids is fucking wild XD

Ranginald Vagel

Goddamn she really took off her earrings not to fight but to roast this man more effectively

Aziouss

I give cecil a pass the shit he must deal with CONSTATLY that he needs a teleporter to move around at that age. Yeh he is under alot of stress too. I give him exactly ONE pass and that is it. He does seem to genuinely care about mark and saving the world.

The Force

Say what you want about Marvel Alicia, least they can present their movies and shows in a way that doesn't feel like an edgy 14 year old trying to act grown up :D <3

Miklar Sihn
>>132092135

He is definitely grooming the kid... and he is clearly doing it to save the Earth.

CinisDei

I call me... the Shapesmith. I call you Randy Cunningham, 9th Grade Ninja.

FritzingHell

Alicia going off on the house hunting husband was just pure bliss, so good

Nathan Lehenbauer (edited)

Comment edits

2024-03-31 02:58:49 On your comments about being proud of your identity: as a cis white man, I have to say, the concept of "feeling proud" of my identity is a strange/foreign concept. I'm sure it 100% has to do with the fact that I've never been made to feel lesser for my identity, which was completely out of my control. And I long for the day when racial, gender, or sexual identity is... I don't want to say irrelevant, but maybe inconsequential? Maybe I'm misunderstanding what is really meant by "pride". Or maybe I'm just too deep in the School of Iroh where I don't see pride as the opposite of shame. But identity feels like something that rather than feeling proud about, we just shouldn't feel shame because of it. Unfortunately, we live in a society where bigotry and bias 100% exists, even if the reasons are completely socially constructed. Race isn't a real biologically defined thing, gender is not a real biologically defined thing. They are concepts that emerged from the social behaviors we've developed. We've come a long way in understanding that, but we've still got a long way to go until it's universally accepted. And I'm rambling... my point is I agree with your point, Alicia, in a sense. I just still think the concept of identity pride is... incongruent(?) with my experience. So I'd love your input on it, or anyone's who has a differing view. Exposure to differing views (and good faith discussion/discourse) is exactly how I crawled out of the US Conservative Christian views that I grew up believing.
2024-03-31 02:57:29 On your comments about being proud of your identity: as a cis white man, I have to say, the concept of "feeling proud" of my identity is a strange/foreign concept. I'm sure it 100% has to do with the fact that I've never been made to feel lesser for my identity, which was completely out of my control. And I long for the day when racial, gender, or sexual identity is... I don't want to say irrelevant, but maybe inconsequential? Maybe I'm misunderstanding what is really meant by "pride". Or maybe I'm just too deep in the School of Iroh where I don't see pride as the opposite of shame. But identity feels like something that rather than feeling proud about, we just shouldn't feel shame because of it. Unfortunately, we live in a society where bigotry and bias 100% exists, even if the reasons are completely socially constructed. Race isn't a real biologically defined thing, gender is not a real biologically defined thing. They are concepts that emerged from the social behaviors we've developed. We've come a long way in understanding that, but we've still got a long way to go until it's universally accepted. And I'm rambling... my point is I agree with your point, Alicia, in a sense. I just still think the concept of identity pride is... incongruent(?) with my experience. So I'd love your input on it, or anyone's who has a differing view. Exposure to differing views (and good faith discussion/discourse) is exactly how I crawled out of the US Conservative Christian views that I grew up believing. Also, on a lighter note: why a fish got titties? That makes no sense on a biological level! Titties didn't evolve until mammals, mammals literally being called "mammals" because of the development of mammary glands. Sorry bros, but your lamia girls with big snitties ain't real, reptiles don't have titties either. (Fun fact: "fish" is not a recognized taxonomic clade. It's a paraphyletic descriptor of various clades. If "Fish" were to be a monophyletic clade, then humans and pretty much all land animals would be considered fish.) Final edit: Jesus, I empathize with Mark seeing his mom break down like that. My parents went through a rough patch when I was in my mid-teens. They had been together all my life and that's how I always pictured them, even though I have two older half sisters from my mom's previous marriage. But during that rough patch I would often go to bed hearing them argue downstairs, and even after my Dad moved out I could hear my mom crying her eyes out in her room. It was fucking heartbreaking. I remember one specific night where I just sat with my mom in her room as she cried into my chest. For years, I was the one that cried into my mom's lap, or laid in it as we would watch TV as a family. I think that was one of the few nights that I went back to my room and cried myself. It was a difficult time. Thankfully, my parents are still together and happy. But I really empathize with Mark there. He's got powers to help people in ways beyond our comprehension, and yet he's still powerless at that moment. All he can do is hug his mom and be there. Fuck, it's such a relatable moment. Kudos to the writers, fuck them, but kudos. Sorry for the dump.

On your comments about being proud of your identity: as a cis white man, I have to say, the concept of "feeling proud" of my identity is a strange/foreign concept. I'm sure it 100% has to do with the fact that I've never been made to feel lesser for my identity, which was completely out of my control. And I long for the day when racial, gender, or sexual identity is... I don't want to say irrelevant, but maybe inconsequential? Maybe I'm misunderstanding what is really meant by "pride". Or maybe I'm just too deep in the School of Iroh where I don't see pride as the opposite of shame. But identity feels like something that rather than feeling proud about, we just shouldn't feel shame because of it. Unfortunately, we live in a society where bigotry and bias 100% exists, even if the reasons are completely socially constructed. Race isn't a real biologically defined thing, gender is not a real biologically defined thing. They are concepts that emerged from the social behaviors we've developed. We've come a long way in understanding that, but we've still got a long way to go until it's universally accepted. And I'm rambling... my point is I agree with your point, Alicia, in a sense. I just still think the concept of identity pride is... incongruent(?) with my experience. So I'd love your input on it, or anyone's who has a differing view. Exposure to differing views (and good faith discussion/discourse) is exactly how I crawled out of the US Conservative Christian views that I grew up believing. Also, on a lighter note: why a fish got titties? That makes no sense on a biological level! Titties didn't evolve until mammals, mammals literally being called "mammals" because of the development of mammary glands. Sorry bros, but your lamia girls with big snitties ain't real, reptiles don't have titties either. (Fun fact: "fish" is not a recognized taxonomic clade. It's a paraphyletic descriptor of various clades. If "Fish" were to be a monophyletic clade, then humans and pretty much all land animals would be considered fish.) Final edit: Jesus, I empathize with Mark seeing his mom break down like that. My parents went through a rough patch when I was in my mid-teens. They had been together all my life and that's how I always pictured them, even though I have two older half sisters from my mom's previous marriage. But during that rough patch I would often go to bed hearing them argue downstairs, and even after my Dad moved out I could hear my mom crying her eyes out in her room. It was fucking heartbreaking. I remember one specific night where I just sat with my mom in her room as she cried into my chest. For years, I was the one that cried into my mom's lap, or laid in it as we would watch TV as a family. I think that was one of the few nights that I went back to my room and cried myself. It was a difficult time. Thankfully, my parents are still together and happy. But I really empathize with Mark there. He's got powers to help people in ways beyond our comprehension, and yet he's still powerless at that moment. All he can do is hug his mom and be there. Fuck, it's such a relatable moment. Kudos to the writers, fuck them, but kudos. Sorry for the dump.

Lexi

Where those nipples going lol

Malcorpse

If you're looking for a trashy reality show to watch I suggest "I love me a mama's boy" it's so bad but soooo good at the same time.