Unpopular opinion time (super alpha no pony edition)

@ShadowBolt Platinum  
same. i just find it very stupid & see it more as people being too fucking lazy to put “RIP” or trying to type something beginning with “f” but had a stroke or a fit of some sorts not even half way through & just press enter shortly after (bad example but the lazy part of my comment sure feels like it)
 
& about “weebs”, mainly the word/label, everytime i hear it, i think of it’s original definition to describe overly obsessed anime/manga & japanese fan & with that in mind, i just don’t get those who casually call themselves “weebs” like it’s something to be proud of. even if they don’t act like weebs, they’re still happy to call themselves it, same with otaku. thinking about it now, “otaku” is probably the right word for the definition. i’d be surprised if “weeb” & “otaku” meant 2 different things (that said, if there is a difference, what is it? i’d like to know).  
both words are pretty much insults (or used as insults) against even those who are just casuals & yet, there are some casuals who embrace the label like it means something entirely different.

@Galestorm  
It used to mean people who put Japan on pedestal.

French cartoons need more attention, such as the one with the girl who lives with the trolls.

I don’t get the usage of “lol”, just seems like a lazy filler word in a text

@Myoozik  
I just use it because otherwise people get offended because they don’t realize I’m joking otherwise.

I’m not a huge fan of the “haircut = character growth” trope.
 
(Yes, I know, 0% surprising coming from me, right? Let me explain.)
 
It doesn’t really make that much sense to me. If anything, the opposite should be the case: a character should grow out their hair to visually show character growth. Moreover, I find that this trope is often utilized for fanservice purposes to make the characters seem more traditionally attractive to the audience.

What’s wrong with getting a haircut?

@Gameplay The Pony  
I… literally just explained above. As a visual metaphor, the “haircut = character growth” trope doesn’t work for me because it feels more like a character reversion rather than character growth, and is so often played up for fanservice to make the character (e.g. Zuko, Korra, Catra) seem more traditionally attractive to the audience than they had been.

The chubby people eat a lot, are disgusting, and dumb trope seriously needs to die. It’s the most insulting thing ever created.

@Gameplay The Pony  
It’s also unrealistic. People can get fat while eating relatively normal

@Don’t  

 
Yes.

@Gameplay The Pony
 
I’ve dated some drop dead gorgeous chubby women who were far from slobs. I agree.

@Don’t  
I haven’t been eating as much,but I gained weight. My body is weird and stupid.

By the way, being able to make forum topics is pointless. No one responds to them. Instead they respond to the major ones such as this.

@Gameplay The Pony  
Yeah that sucks. I wish more people would use my MotU/She-ra thread. Or the celebrity passing thread,but very few ever do.

@Dex Stewart  

 
Mmmmm.

Being healthy and skinny should not be an excuse to act like Jake Paul or Onision.
 
And also just because nobody said that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be said first.

@Hollowfox Jaeger  
…wat

@Hollowfox Jaeger  
You know what a “popular opinion” means, right?

@TheHappySpaceman  
People say fat is unhealthy, which it’s true, but people don’t realize Onision and Jake Paul gave skinny and fit people a bad name because of so much terrible stuff that they do.
 
Health is important, but just because we should lose weight or gain muscle doesn’t mean we should be assholes like them.

Game companies need to stop sucking up to Sony by giving the Playstation versions of their games exclusive stuff while everyother version of the game gets fuck all.

@icey wicey 1517  
It’s likely the case of Sony paying them to do that.

I literally don’t give a shit about any xbox.

@LightningBolt  
Neither do I, honestly.

I’m not into console wars, I enjoy owning multiple consoles.