>>10762627Turns out Lovecraftian wombs have factory levels of output.
>>10762602I don't think it's a coincidence. Many ordinary people break down from just three months of no socialisation. So they start seeking for surrogates, v-tubers being one of their options.
>suppose it's just natural for them to settle together, keeping bonds, than it is otherwiseI've considered that as well and I certainly can't blame them for it. Most people are not antisocial so it is only natural that they would seek out the company of others. And in a foreign country full of foreign people one would naturally feel more comfortable in the presence of those who are most similar to them. I'd say that they should break out of those secluded environments with time, but I wonder if I would do it if I was in such a situation.
>it's partially a tradition or site 'culture', so to speakSo kind of like hunting for sport. What do you think makes this "game" so appealing? People from imageboards have always hated celebrity cults, just look at how Justin Bieber was seen back in the day. It's not his fault that his fangirls were obnoxious though. I feel that much of that hate is in fact directed towards the fandoms, not towards the celebrities themselves. But since fandoms have no face other than the celebrity's...
>the precedent set by its being outlawed in new and existing states caused a fear that the Southern states were nextThe South depended on slaves for their agriculture, right? Cotton needed to be picked by hand, you couldn't use animals to harvest it like with the crops up North.
Speaking of fear, do you think that it is being used to manipulate the masses in our current days?
>they seem ripe for the pluckingI find it interesting how we both like "ripeness" but our definitions of it seem to be opposites. Well, personality is a big part for me. More importantly being able to have conversations with them. Mature women have more life experience. And they are more level headed overall too.
