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:blob_happy: I find it really fascinating how big of a difference the Internet makes for people in our generation ^^

Why squid, out of curiosity?

squash? Also benben, since when have you been a c̤̀ṙ͈̥ͩͭi̸̯̯̋̍͐̀͏m̮̣̫i̸̹ͪͮ̚͘͘ͅn̩̭ͤ̊̕҉̨ą̴͖͌͜l̙̮̼̃ ?

I have a character that is exactly like this, which is probably why it feels very specific. The guy I have in mind probably would not be very open to polyamory. TBH I was actually planning to set up the female lead for an affair.

Too many cookies in one day. :blob_no::blob_no::blob_no: Maybe it's Halloween in April...? You have an online friend who recently turned eighteen. She has a boyfriend who is ~two years older than her (age 20), and they've been dating for four years. They are in an LDR and they see each other...

If it's a bad idea we don't have to use it ^^

Oh, I've also been thinking of a mechanic change mostly for my own amusement. So the idea I have is this: You can confess to someone else. If they accept your confession, they'll break up with their previous lover and start dating you. If you end the day without a lover (or if your lover was...

One more then! Also, most of you all are from NUF! :blob_happy: Which two are the traitor?

:blob_aww: I can't tell if you're saying that you want to join this one or not!

Fabulous! Two more!

Wow, thank you for sharing. It's difficult for me to imagine what it must have been like.

oh this is another question, but before weed was legalized in some places... where did people get their drugs? How did people magically know who to talk to in order to acquire it? Is it just word-of-mouth?

ohko hails from the united states! Prostitution is illegal here (at least, in most states), which is why I find it odd that it addressed so much in classic American literature

The ohko spam continues. :sweating_profusely::sweating_profusely::sweating_profusely: I might be having a problem. Anyhow, the question for this thread was something I was thinking about. In a lot of classic American literature (e.g. Catcher in the Rye) and many others, particularly in the...

I guess so! Anyways, in the mean time, since it'll be 20 years before you get out, are there any books you would ask for? A novel you would write? I mean, I can sort of understand it for physical pain or illness, but if you are in prison, is that suffering to the same degree? Or is it mostly...

This response interests me because I feel like I’ve seen it a lot on NUF too — the “I’d rather suicide than X”. Do you think that this is a gut reaction or a serious response? I’m just somewhat curious about what is the real threshold for most people — in the sense that I’ve seen many people...

Cookie #3 :blob_cookie: This one is a little bit less interesting though. Once upon a time, @ohko was evil and framed you for a crime. You are now going to prison for 20 years. Additionally, you have no family or friends because I killed them all. In fact, on your initial prison paperwork, I...

For the sake of this scenario, assume that he does (e.g. a long paper trail of receipts and text messages from when the two of you were planning the crime together, a gun that is registered to your name, etc, etc, etc... in either case, it's evidence that would really help a cold case).

Alice! I have a slightly modification of this scenario for you. :blob_hug: Imagine that the statute of limitations of the crime that you committed is 10 years. After 10 years, the police cannot prosecute you for your crime, and it doesn't matter whether you confess to the police or not...

:blob_hide: :blob_hide: :blob_hide: Hey, just because she has a history as a villainess doesn't mean she can't have a romantic streak to her.