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thinking women can't be kinky or that they shouldn't read tropes you find disgusting bcs you think they can't distinguish the line between fiction and reality and that they should remain as these pure souls forever IS misogynistic

there wasn't ANY outrage when sylus brutally rapes mc in the bad ending of his card btw

"Lads is my green flag vanilla comfort game with no dark themes" same game btw:

Why are people saying Caleb's 4 star is noncon? 💀 She's closing her eyes and teasing him by pretending to be asleep but still responding and kissing him back. Shes 100% conscious

Bashing you for being incomfortable with this kind of shit is unbelievable... If they want to go that way in the game they should at least put tw

since the blocked me ill js post this here

Ya’ll harassed Viv into admitting that she was an SA victim bc ya’ll didn’t like her portrayal of SA and you think ya’ll in the right for getting mad at her for saying something about a fictional character you hate? You guys don’t care about rl victims ya’ll full of shit.

I genuinely could care less about stupid rumors and being called racist but to the ppl lying and saying I abuse my animals genuinely get a life. I love my animals with all my heart and I bust my ass taking care of them even when I’m depressed. here’s my very “ abused “ cat.

The fact that Grok is still creating non-consensual images of women is a choice. They can stop this, but instead they’re normalising the exploitation of women. I’ve seen women put in sex positions, clothing removed, covered in ‘donut glaze’ & even soiled. This is digital abuse.

A class-action lawsuit filed on December 31, 2025, accuses Drake, Adin Ross, Stake․us, and co-defendant George Nguyen of promoting an illegal online gambling operation while allegedly using the platform’s internal transfer features to conceal how funds were used to finance a scheme to “artificially inflate play counts of [Drake’s] music across major platforms, such as Spotify.” The suit claims Stake․us falsely marketed itself as a “social casino” to avoid gambling laws, misleading users about how real money gambling and payouts actually worked. Plaintiffs LaShawnna Ridley and Tiffany Hines, identified in the complaint as “Stake․us users within the United States,” allege that promotions by Drake and other defendants encouraged them and others to engage in unlawful gambling. The lawsuit further alleges that Stake․us’s tipping program and internal transfer features played a central role in how funds were handled on the platform, making it difficult for users to see where payments were coming from or going to. The lawsuit seeks at least $5 million in damages and claims the platform was used “to obscure transmissions of money in furtherance of their ongoing music botting campaigns.”