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TIL about the Latin poet Catullus of the Roman Republic era who is renowned largely for his blistering invective targeting anyone he happened to dislike at the time. i also learned that Latin profanity and obscenity is deep and profound in it's use, both directly and obliquely. If you go to...

you could just go to fanfiction.net and list anything under, say, 1000 fics posted.

that's gonna be a very long list.

i still lack her orz.

*sets up camp to yoink reccs*

interesting. how would this handle reading lists when a profile has multiple? would it aggregate them all as one or would there be flexibility for users to designate a particular list(s) to be used as datapoints?

the huge number and diversity of smut stories on it is nice. the design is outdated clunky shit, the search sucks balls and it overall feels like no-one's touched the design at all since the early 00s.

+1. while they're not my thing (i dont have any body part specific fetishes) i can see the aesthetic appeal of clavicles compared to something like hands or feet. those two just make no sense to me whatsoever. I think it's for similar nebulous reasons why the clavicle can be seen as sexy.

Seconding Stray Cat Strut. Also recommend Taboo Journal, The Outlands, In another world as my waifu #1: Brave New World and the Fallen Prince(ss), Micchi versus the New World, Isekai'd Shoggoth, Giant Robot Reincarnation

re: Far Cry V that's partly because it doesnt actually feel like an ending and more of an interlude to set up New Dawn. According to the art director the Far Cry team had always wanted to do a post-apoc Far Cry. so i presume that when they came up with V's ending they likely deliberately made it...

i wouldnt read it but you do you.

this.

i'm gonna be the odd duck and say i prefer easyness but never go above normal/medium. i'm on the spectrum so standard difficulty systems arent great for me because most tend to take the lazy path of increasing difficulty and, when i was a kid, i could rage something fierce in games with that...

Also, because i forgot to use this in my first reply:

a lot of what is labelled 'immortality' in novels is what is technically 'functional immortality' which (usually but not always) means they wont age or die from old age/normal diseases etc and usually entails a violent death or a death through accident or other artificial means.