Stupid stuff that comes to mind that we want to post

@TheHappySpaceman  
Which one is it this time?

@PonyPon  
Apparently, a guy in Japan got stabbed by the girl who liked him, and all the comments are saying how they want her to be their yandere GF. People are even drawing fanart of her.

It’s like serial killers getting a bunch of love letters in prison, only in reverse this time.

@TheHappySpaceman  
The internet is full of people who need to learn that a pretty face doesn’t make up for psychotic traits. And that yanderes aren’t charming at all.

@TheHappySpaceman
 
That’s incredibly sick. There’s no excuse, a girl like that doesn’t even deserve friends, let alone a boyfriend.

@TheHappySpaceman  
That is just screwed up as hell.

@pixel  
Equality!
 
@TheHappySpaceman  
Heh. Okay.

@Meanlucario  
Not helped by the only yandere undergoing character development being Amy Rose, and she probably isn’t even yandere…

@ExtreVile  
I understood that reference.

@Wiimeiser  
She’s violent enough to be a yandere, but lacks the prerequisite insanity.

@TheHappySpaceman  
…

Maybe I’ll blast thunderstorms just to fuck with people’s heads.

@Twi Clown  
Disturbing, isn’t it?
 
@Meanlucario  
Not even anime fans. There are also those people who fall for serial killers because of Netflix documentaries. This stuff is disturbing, IMO.
 
@The Equestrian Zodiac  
For real. dt seems to be talking about it the anime thread.
 
@ILoveMyoozik  
No words, eh?
 
@Wiimeiser  
I don’t think Amy would count as yandere, TBH.

@TheHappySpaceman
 
No surprise, Ted Bundy received letters from fans that liked his looks. Is already annoying seeing fictional villains apologists, but people doing this to real life people is when I have no problem saying “are you an imbecile? would you really spend time with someone that probably wouldn’t have any problems stabbing you in the neck?”

@Twi Clown
 
Yeah, and they have a duck badge.

Geez, you guys are sounding super-new right about now.
 
Remind me to never show you my jason voorhees r63 collection.

@PonyPon  
I think it’s different for fictional characters. Somehow.

Shinier than yours, meat bag.

To become a “real man” here in the Philippines as a teen, one must undergo an authentic yet dangerous style of circumcision known as Tuli. it’s kind of a hammering off the unecessary flesh on your thing then sapping it with guava leaves to ease the pain.
 
If you can’t do it, every male kids and adults will laugh and insult you because it’s our traditional rite of passage as a Filipino male when growing up.

@PonyPon  
There’s a large gap between fiction and reality, kiddo.
 
@Twi Clown  
People should at least have the balls to say that a fictional character is a bad person even if they like them.

“The good news is that we’re a group of plucky adventurers and that makes us immortal, the bad news is we’re all gay and that means we’ll never get laid.”
 
— Our bard after confusing the fiction section of a library for history (nat 1 on investigation) and spending three hours reading through an entire aisle.
 

 
My party was trying to catch some horses, and we decided that I as the Bard should try singing to help calm them down before we approached them. For context, my Bard has a huge crush on the Barbarian in the group.
 
Barbarian: “Well [bard] put that mouth of yours to good use.”
 
DM: blushes “Roll perform.”
 
Me: Rolls a nat 1
 
Me: “Sorry, I got distracted when you said to use my mouth.”
 

 
 
The group has 5 players.

@Meanlucario
 
Some of my favorite fictional characters are villains, but I’m not going to pretend that they don’t do terrible things.

Very mild gore:  

@Jarkes  
And that’s fine, nothing wrong with liking villains if you don’t pretend that they aren’t villains.