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As far as Boruto goes, if they do acquire it, you can easily skip about 80% of the first 50 episodes and be good on the plot. The Subbed version is just now reaching the place where the movie picks up (after 50 episodes). A large portion of the content up to this point has either been fluff or pointless shit. There have been several good or decent stories though. I to die-hard Naruto fans will probably be disappointed in Boruto as a whole, as it has a much different feel in many respects to Shippuden. I never thought it'd be possible to have characters in the series which were more annoying and unlikeable than those in the original, but the authors have repeatedly shown up those expectations. That said, there have been some surprisingly good characters... in particular, I like

So just to put this in perspective (if it is true), as someone who watched all of Shippuden in subbed format, which ended almost 2 years ago at this point. You could easily cut off somewhere between 30 to 50 episodes at the end of the series and literally, lose no plot because it's a giant pointless filler that adds nothing. I hope people realize that Shippuden continued episodes well past where the manga actually ended the series.

I am surprised no one has speculated that "Psyched" might be a coy play on words hinting at a Psychic themed anime. Of which there are two very recent and rather popular animes, Mob Psycho 100 (same author as One Punch Man and also just got a second season announcement to air later this year), and The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. which already has multiple seasons. Since Toonami has a history of licensing anime with multiple seasons of content/long running/or promised future content this could easily put them in the "desired" zone.

What the fuck grandpa.

Ok, but that didn't answer the question.

Please don't OD on your bday...

Sure it'll cost you some silver. I know you are good for it.

Are you against paid time off? I'm confused what this is supposed to mean...

I read this in the voice of Tim Gun, and it just made my day.

You found your soul mate I see.

There probably should be, I'm not a psychologist (I had three courses in College because I find it interesting and relevant to my own mental illness), but ultimately I want to fall back to my first love computers for a career hopefully. This is just something I have given alot of thought to over the years. I have a lot of experience in this sort of thing, I think this might be why the younger guys I had been with took to identifying me as a "Daddy" type because I made them feel mentally safe or something. I always feel if I am with a younger gay male that if I could prevent them from experiencing the same mistakes/heartaches/abuses that I have experienced I could be redeemed in some small way. Wishful thinking I suppose.

I would say that a very large portion of the gay population (mostly the younger gays) tend to be hypercritical or perfectionist. This tends to extend to themselves as well. I know I am this way but I am a very hypercritical and perfectionist individual by nature on many fronts. Not all are like this or shallow, but if you pull up gay dating or hook up apps you will likely find some of the most shallow people on the planet. I feel this is largely due to the intense amount of pressure put on young men to perform, and this compounded by the fact that the stigma surrounding being homosexual is that one is effeminate by nature or "chiseled" adonis like, but mostly it is a general sense that we are "pretty" males. You can see this behavior readily when straight guys joke about "If I were gay he'd be my type". I would like it to the pressure put on girls to fit a certain "image" in order to find a sense of self-worth. You also have the fact that gay males have a much higher rate of mental, physical, and sexual abuse in their past (this is where I think most of my perfectionism comes from and I know others that fit this category). It is I think a type of defensive reaction, trying to reach a goal which will never be attained in order to find a feeling of acceptance or approval by others that straight males tend to experience by default at least in regards to their sexuality. This can lead to some incredible behaviors which generally focus around one's appearance as it is the thing people notice about you first, thus it is the prime candidate to satisfy the missing "need for approval". 30 isn't really ancient, in fact the "Daddy" word tends to be one of affection alot of younger males use that happen to like older males (and there are ALOT of them in the gay world). It's almost like calling someone a silver backed gorilla (here we go with the petting zoo again). You also have "twinks" (thin or light framed/muscled males that tend to be below 23 years old), they often look "boyish" in appearance (think the statue of david for a classic example). You have "cubs", which tend to be the heavy set or stockier framed very muscular young gay males (again early 20s), these are like bears in training. Otters are generally very hairy but thin or lean men, bears are heavier set or very muscular and hairy types (bodybuilder looking, lumberjacks, strong men). There is a whole host of gay-related "titles" as you put it, though those are the most common/basic variety.

LoL, when you said dragon, I thought Game of Thrones. Daddies are more of a mental title but are typically associated with hairier/larger or buffer/hypermasculine males. Bears and Otters can both be Daddies but you can also be those without being a Daddy... it's very complicated. I swear you'd think being gay is like going to a petting zoo.

I need to get back to my digital art. I was writing a webcomic at one point since I received a graphics tablet about 2 years ago.

It's a gay thing only I think... Also tends to have a visual profile that goes with it.

Mostly anything related to my OCD, in particular having to check doors I know are locked upwards of 30 times before I can be mentally satisfied that it is actually locked.

I wasn't aware anyone still used that site...

Some people like that... I have been called a Daddy on multiple occasions by a few men I was with, which while in the Gay community tends to have mostly sexual connotations, I think some use it as more of a way to be mentally comforted. It is odd. I do not appreciate being told what to do, and do not go out of my way to instruct someone else, with a few exceptions being in the past with guys that were clearly in need of solace and direction and wanted that from a partner. I don't generally try for those types of relationships because they are taxing. That is assuming I ever recuperate to be well enough to resume long-term relationships again. I have not had one in several years now.

Are you talking ABOUT TIME TRAVEL?

30 years is a LARGE age difference. I don't think many would approve. He's ON OXYGEN! How can you have sex with someone on Oxygen? Explain t hat.

My Grandfather is, he's almost 90 and on Oxygen. They are still living. I am worried about him though because I think he might die soon. It's sad. 90

Oh yes, those are excellent. I have plenty on my phone, but I can't get to it because it has a camera in it. I had to temporarily remove those. You understand.

Are you a black male as well? I don't think I've ever seen your picture. I do like y our cat though, I hope you are as cute as the cat.

Is he a triple extra large? Looks more like a medium, maybe a large. I iknokw my ex-boyfriend got very deceptively ripped after he went off to the Army. It's easier to tell in just the under shirt.

@fuggnificent OOOOOH uniforms are nice yes.