>>15816

Fucky!? No fucky!

>>15821

What a disgusting hambeast. She should drop the math and start astrophysics in order to calculate her own mass.

>>15823

Now that is a burn. God damn anon.

>>15819

The thing is, AI cannot replicate the common things women seek in men. Robots cannot support you financially, hold social status, or the like. These things require independence and agency, and if they possess that, they're perfectly capable of rejecting you, the same as a real man.

That's not to say a fembot can fill all a man's needs, but feminine roles are much easier to replicate. A robot can be a lover and caretaker in the home without the need for satisfying social expectations. Just like how men commonly date below their class, but this is much rarer for women.

If a woman only wants a walking sex toy, her chadbot will fill that role just fine. But that's unlikely to be what she wants.

>>15826

>in this age of misogyny.

>lives in the most liberal and empowering era for women the universe has ever seen

Who's lap did she threaten to sit on to take a math degree?

>>15830

>AI cannot replicate the common things women seek in men. Robots cannot support you financially, hold social status, or the like.

You forget the problem of irrationality and expressed versus exercised preferences i.e. people are perfectly capable of deluding themselves as to what they want, deluding themselves that it’s the best thjng despite evidence, and are further able to act on that delusion until they cannot go back.

It’s true that social cues play a huge role in attraction, but these cues are behavioural in nature and can be used to “fake” that status to create short-term attraction (see: male “game”). If such women have been capable of immersing themselves in bodice-ripping fantasies for generations, why would they not also turn to bodice-ripping manbots? Yes it would be self-defeating and lead to prolonged malaise concluding in extinction, but it’s not like we haven’t proven ourselves capable of that already. The rhetoric around vibrators replacing men will just upgrade in complexity and the “relationship” will take longer before the soul-gnawing dissatisfaction and loneliness sets in.

>>15835

unf…

Btw we all know that future caps literally marrying their ships is an inevitabilit, the question is whether that becomes mandatory.

>>15832

Her hair (colour temperature >= 33,000 K) indicates she will become a class O star.

>>15841

>wanting Brendan the JUST to suffer this much for all the foreseeable future

Afton pls go…

>>15844

>class O

Don't know about her mass class but it perfectly fits her shape.

>>15845

>Brendan the Just

Is he an old timey king, now?

>>15839

Pic makes me sad.

>>15834

You can fake the behavior, your chadbots can be sexually aggressive, cliched romance novel characters, but this won't change their place in the world. Being robots means they are things, and as such, even the most pathetic numale stands above them in any social aspect. Your man can't really be a man if no one respects him as such.

>>15845

No I don't want that. It's a warning.

>>15846

If similar to Zeta Puppis that would put her weight at 111,557,655,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 tonnes.

>>15835

I don't recall the Nietzscheans ever being explicitly polygamous, were they? That would fit, but I only remember any of them making references ro regular marriages.

I've been trying for awhile to get through the last season, for completeness' sake, but I keep giving up. It's so fucking boring and terrible for what was initially a great show.

>>15835

That’s kind of hot. Hospitality aspect is especially comfy-hot.

>>15838

It would be an excellent incentive for recruits to do well and get promoted so that the military could be strengthened and peace maintained through nice loving battle couples (that also seek out nice fertile vixen mistresses to bear the captain's children.)

>>15852

The earliest example of them explicitly being said to be polygamous is from season 1 episode 5 (AKA Double Helix) where it was stated that the more "superior" a male was the more desirable he became the more likely he would gain a wife, which in turn would only bolster his reputation as a superior specimen and make him even more desirable to other women which could lead to them gaining more wives. Guderian of Orca Pride had 12 wives and over 30 children apparently. There was also Cuchulain of Drago-Kasov which I think they said he had at least 4 wives. Elsbett also said something along the lines of her not wanting to have to deal with the headache of trying to wrestle more time and attention away from any other potential wives in the future when she was set to get married.

>>15852

As for the last season being boring I haven't gotten that far due to only being able to watch it sporadically as a kid due to the scheduling and rediscovering the series recently. It's a shame Amazon Prime only offers the first two seasons for free.

>>15839

I don’t want to pry into a trauma anon, but I’m curious about what is holding you back from becoming the trad housewife of your dreams. Even though such skills are on the decline today and >>>/femininity/ is dead ;_;, they are still skills and can be acquired and improved like any other skill. Unless your nutrition or hormonal profile is fucking you over and draining you of the energy you’d use for it, in which case you’d need to fix that first.

>>15864

I'm not sure that was a real person's situation, or just a hypothetical.

>>15875

Sounds like some poorly written final fantasy garbage, the way you explain it. God mod characters are not very compelling, so I'm going to have to give it a 'no'.

>>15878

Final Fantasy garbage is probably apt considering they're from a jrpg and yeah I didn't explain it too well looking back but I was basically just using the closest descriptors for the sake of saving time.

>>15878

>>15879

How dare you insult reyvatails like that, they are good girls who deserve my bf’s dive deep in their dirty cosmospheres.

She wants to live with him, in you. Who are you to deny a goddess her pleasures?

>>15880

I am very sorry for not being able to portray them as accurately as I could have, that aside I loved that whole cosmosphere aspect to them, especially the fact that you could cuck Shurelia in hers when she made you play a VN that placed her and Aurica as the romantic interests in it. I always imagined that she would get off to that and that was why she'd make you replay it if you cucked her

Shameless contentless bump solely because best thread on this whole site.

Gravity Falls episode where the AI from a Japanese dating sim falls in love with a guy and tries to prevent him from getting a human girlfriend. If nothing else Giffany is pretty cute and could probably be useful for memes.

>>15980

>Yandere and cuckquean

I've thought about this before, and it's gonna be kinda tricky, since yandere is typically defined by violent and unstable behavior driven by possessiveness and jealousy. It makes it sort of at odds with cuckqueaning.

There might be ways around it, though. For example, if our yandere heavily objectifies other women, to the point of seeing them as nothing but potential sexy toys for her man, and is willing to go to any length to get them into his bed. "Oh, that girl he keeps checking out has a boyfriend. If only she were available. Like if, say, her boyfriend had an unfortunate accident." This sort of thing does preclude any cuckquean-vixen relationship, though.

Another thought might be a yandere acting as sort of a third party, wherein she is in love with not just one person, but two, and desperately wants to see them together. Preferably with her as their little pet side girl.

>>15981

Some good ideas there. One way it works because an AI doesn't have a body so although she may be nuts she knows she can't damage the human women she is going to inhabit / use / direct.

Also I think generally speaking there's no reason why a cuckquean can't be crazy in other ways. What if her "boyfriend" and the various girls she has lined up for him aren't into it? What if he's already married? What if they don't see the perfection of her plans? Again speaking generally it's definitely possible for jealousy and desire to get mixed up and become an obsessive yet worshipful thing. So what we're talking about is possibly changing some yandere tropes. For example the violence aspect could be redirected towards extreme protectiveness and lashing out at anyone perceived as getting in the way of her plans.

Think of an extreme compersive matchmaker fixated on romantic fantasies, weddings and children and so on. The humans are her pawns in her grand vision of how things should work. That expands on your idea of objectifying the other women except it's more than just physical.

In the previous thread when things like eugenics were mentioned the idea was some kind of unstoppable force deciding who the possibly unwilling cuckquean's man would be having sex with. That can be seen in a benevolent way, in a very cold logical light, or even as insanity.

>>15973

this scene was pretty great.

the way joi interacts with mariette at the end was interesting too. the abrasive way the conversation went sort of gave it a "real" feel to it given mariette's position in all of it. i could easily see another scenario where an a.i. and human woman would be on good terms and even have a pleasant conversation over tea in the morning.

>>15983

Actually I was thinking of something similar earlier today. Robot/AI girl that can't have children but wants to raise kids with the man she loves so she goes out abducting and "teaching" women she thinks would be a good match for her man to breed with all about his greatness and getting them addicted to him while she makes lifeplans for all the cute little children that her "husband" is going to sire.

>>15989

Also maybe have her dress up as the Terminator whenever she goes out to find new broodmares.

"Listen. Understand. My GF is out there. She can't be reasoned with, can't be bargained with…she doesn't feel pity or remorse or fear…and she absolutely will not stop.Ever. Until you are knocked up."

>>15993

Yes. Although it's a bit dumb in places I thought it added to its charm. The audience is really the crossover between Terminator/robot fans and Summer Glau fans but you have to watch the first few episodes to judge if you're going to like it. Yes, there's plenty of sexual tension and of course the famous maintenance scene. The running theme is that you don't really know how much of it is her programming versus what's genuine.

Today if someone goes back and watches it I imagine their tolerance will be a lot lower due to all the shitty Terminator films that have come out.

>>15847

If only.

>>15847

>>16029

He could be the King of involuntary cuckoldry because the throne of cuckoldry as a whole is contested between moot and Anthony Burch.

>>15993

First season was good. Everything after that was rushed, so all of the cool side themes were left untouched. They had to scramble to tie up the show because they knew it was getting canned.

This is probably the closest any show has gotten to being a harem anime. That's what it felt like watching it.

>>16109

Preferrably the former as the latter is admittedly creepy tho I think exceptions could be made in the case of the latter if the girl in question had some sort of terminal illness. The girl in the pic I posted was an example of that, she was basically on life support that was only just keeping her brain alive, they also addressed that it was in essence killing the original "her" in the process but seeing as how they could only copy her brain once they just decided not to worry about that detail. Qill agree that straight up AI/robot girls are more appealing imo

>>16111 (Trips Confirmed)

I mean, if you admit that it's a copy, and there's a reason to do so, then there's something to work with. It can also depend on if the love interest doing the change or not. There's a difference between making a copy of a loved, that may destroy the original in the process, and pretending like that's not weird, versus just being someone who falls in love with an android who is the copy of a person.

>>16109

>>16111

Degenerative encephalitis treated with gradual nanosurgery. Nannorobots implanted into a patients' brains that "patrol" the grey matter's surface and create cybernetic substitutes for dead or severely damaged tissue. Organic replacement with blastocytes is also feasible at that technologic level but it's costlier, riskier, obviously subject to the disease's degenerative effect (especially in older people) and much much less durable, with synthetic tissues not only granting theoretical immortality but also being potentially upgradeable and fully compatible with superior cybernetic bodies.

The gradualness of the process makes ontological transition from cybernetic to fully artificial state barely noticeable (in the form of discreet mini seizures when a extensive damaged tissue area is being replaced or circumvented by neurobots and/or general dizziness correlated to deviant brainwave pattern, often described as "slight sleepiness without sense of tiredness", tingles" or "the sensation I had as a kid when seeing/learning something new").

The most notable protests to the practice are of metaphysical nature and come mostly from ontopurists' philosophical circles arguing that the end result is a non-human and a wholly different entity from the person they originated from, whom they consider deceased, while ethical implications of the surgery protested revolve mostly around claims of a gateway/slippery slope practice that familiarizes the public with the objectively degenerate practice of voluntary transhumanism, a vile remnant of the pre-revolutionary era, and that it dulls the ontological fear of death, a natural drive of outmost importance to the human psyche.

Regardless the vast majority of the population has all but fully embraced the new medical practice that is viewed as a preferable alternative to death, by the masses, and to dehumanizing murder by the more staunch polemics of transhumanism-epologetics.

Nevertheless undeniable social complications, legal and deviant phychosocial dynamics have resulted from this widespread practice, with most notable being the increasing frequency of questionable practices like male marital infidelity, polygyny and the comeback of a long forgotten pre-industrial domestic practices described as "cuckqueaning" by a significant, and increasing at concerning rate, number of its consenting female practitioners, comprising by former subjects of this medical practice in such frequency that it's almost impossible to be disregarded as non-correlated coincidence, a statistical oddity or placebo effect. Hypotheses pointing out potential cryptopropagandistic factors instead of medical post-treatment side-effects as the leading cause for this anomaly are still unverified.

>>16114

Hmm well the love interest in question did help to get her copied/converted but wasn't really aware of it at the time. It was kinda a setup by a mad scientist he was working with, although they do point out she would have died or worse otherwise and they would have still needed to test things out later so the mad scientist just decided to kill two birds with one stone.

>>16116

I'm not smart enough to get all that but what I did get is "science good, let's all become awesome robo people and leave stupid flesh bodies behind."

>>16125

>science good, let's all become awesome robo people and leave stupid flesh bodies behind

Though it's a matter of perspective it's pretty much the opposite but your post perfectly reflects the popular attitudes described by it.

In the given scenario our contemporary (((transhumanist))) death cult is pretty much extinct thanks to the efforts of the National Socialist Z-rebels during the Butterfly War aka the Second Meme War that are now sort of a quasi-dictatorial ruling class trying to guide the vast masses of self-proclaimed lolbergtarian normalfags behind the curtains using propagandistic public shitposting and self-proclaimed authority as leaders of the free world but none can take them seriously so the masses go on their lives by being degenerate cattle-people.

>>16132

That's true, unless the process itself is destructive, but it's frequently not how it's used in stories where the goal is to have them transformed or transported. Because the making of the copy with the original still around draws attention to the fact that the process normally destroys the original. If you have two at once, they can't really be the same person, hence, if you recreate someone like this, it suggests they are also not the same person.

Of course, the whole clone-o-matic thing sort of has its own creepiness to it, but it is less than murderporters or the like.

>>16133

Would /cuckquean/ prefer to tweak the replicant so she is the same as the original except she's a vixen, or would you prefer to basically have a robotic twin sister and you take turns?

>>16153

>1st pic

Breddy gud.

>>16146

That's the thing, there's a lot of women who bank on the value of pussy. The entirety of their value in a relationship is based on on having a vagina, and being attractive (although for some, the latter doesn't even come into it). And it's probably men's, and society at-large's, fault for letting them get away with it. We ascribe a certain value to females that we do not with males. And no matter how worthless of a woman you are, there's always an even more pathetic man out there for you. But if pussy can be manufactured elsewhere, there's suddenly no reason for a man to put up with your bullshit. Gonna have to git gud at being a woman.

Video relevant. Patrice was a prophet or something.

>>16146

>2nd pic

Nyan Automata

>>16146

>>16153

>They think cooking skills will save them from the robolution

Is it really that much of a stretch to think that robots can learn how to cook a meal?

Sex robot scene from Rick and Morty. The show's fanbase is pretty terrible, but the show itself is okay sometimes.

>>16179

>>16168

But does a woman want a pathetic man? Being a series of holes is pretty much a guarantee to get a man but not a good one. Once a guy realises he has any value he'll drop any useless women. Also she has to get past his family.

>>16177 (🐸🐸)

Who feels the need to compare themselves with a sex doll in public? You know it makes me think they might not be that great at cooking either.

>>16179

>>16180

I really like it but for that guy Dan Harmon is a fucking mess. My advice is enjoy the show but do not look into it any deeper. Thankfully I don't use reddit but I did hear about the fans on there and saw the Pewds vid on it a few months ago.

>>16205

>But does a woman want a pathetic man?

No, but for some, that's all they can get. Or one that's just using her. Point was, only women with no value are threatened by sexbots.

>that faget harmon

It helps when you realize that Roiland is the entirety of the brains behind it. Harmon sucks and the fans take autism to an unprecedented level, but with the exception of some of the most recent season, I've found it pretty solid.

>>16208

Looking at some tweets and posts it seems some are threatened by sex dolls, so not even robots. My personal opinion on cooking and home making is that the human and robot girls should take it in turns. In some circumstances though it's probably better if the human takes on that responsibility otherwise she'll get lazy. It all depends on the individuals and the relationship. Also it seems a little ridiculous to have a very high end model doing the washing up.

>>16205

>it makes me think they might not be that great at cooking either

What gave it away? Was it the "I guess a doll will cook fried rice for you" as if fried rice isn't the easiest thing in the world to cook?

>>16239

>3rd pic

It might be a little worrying if she's causing Slenderman to slack on his appearance. Then again, maybe it's a weekend and the suit is only for work.

>5th pic

I found Haydee's proportions to be a little over the line into a weird place, honestly. Fortunately, there's helpful mods that allow you to swap her for 2B.

>You'd think they would be happy that guys who would settle for a doll (generally lower status guys, I think it's fair to say) are removing themselves from the dating pool.

Worth mentioning how some women base their self-esteem. They don't want men that they consider beneath them, but they still want these men to want -them-.

>>16213

Yes.

>>16239

>women will have to compete … or coexist

With each other as well as robot girls. I am biased because I like robot girls and AI of my own free will, but cooperation is the only way. Competition is good if it encourages people to be the best they can be, but really human women and robots are complimentary rather than an either/or situation. If the ideal woman for a man is a 10/10 for him then high end robot girls could be 11/10 or 12/10 by the same scale. Direct competition on looks alone is ridiculous.

>guys who would settle for a doll

I'm sure they exist but it's the stupidest thing. It's probably something they think they'd be happy with but it would wear off really quickly. Just like VR. But outside of weirdos who are these guys saying they'd settle for a doll? I see a lot of banter and trolling of more insecure types but very few who are serious.

>>16242

>bio-roasties

Thought you coined that but then found a very small number of references elsewhere.

>>16243

I came up with the term of the spot but given the circumstances I was certain it wasn't my doing not the first time that happens.

The imageboards are a huge hivemind.

>>16246

>tfw I will be able to put my man boobs and fat hips genes to good use in my XX-version of myself daughteru

Though I am worried she might come out too butch since I am otherwise pretty fucking masculine.

>>16244 (Checked)

I hate the idea of a beautiful robot girl having to live with a boogie2988 type. Those predictions are interesting but it assumes sex bots have almost no cost.

>>16247

>genes

hah

>>16249

Not the most fit guy around but all the fucking cals go there.

>>16250

Use myfitnesspal or something similar to track your calorie intake.

>>16257

If they're all networked they'll be contrasting and comparing living conditions. I wonder if AI overlords will feel protective of even very simple robots.

In regards to ownership, I think robot girls will be a bit like expensive cars or any other fancy bit of equipment. Rather than horsepower or 0 to 60 men will be bragging about their robot gf's processing power, combat capabilities, up to what calibre she is resistant to, and so on. Exasperated girlfriends and wives will be asking why do you need an elite combat model with super strength? The answer of course is because 1) it's cool 2) she can do bad ass balletic manoeuvrers 3) she can bend steel bars with her hands and punch holes in walls.

>>16257

>>16258

You also have consider what qualifies as good or bad living conditions for a robot. Or what they consider to be a level of quality in a human, if indeed they consider it at all. Robots come without all our genetic baggage, so something like being stuck with a gross landwhale or a spineless wiener may not register as problems. Same thing goes for something like abuse. They may consider it a problem, if their emotions react that way to it, but they might not - if the organic likes to yell a lot and cause superficial damage, that doesn't necessarily cause a change in their mood.

Desires for things like freedom and respect are not necessarily innate to them, unless we give them those traits, or they're built in a way that they can develop them.

In any case, there will always be a cost of some kind to them, the market will take care of that. Even if it gets to the point that sexy, lifelike, advanced robots are relatively cheap, there will always be something to separate special ones from common ones, because there's always someone who wants the special ones.

>>16239

Does hoodie-doll have a name? The rear view looks a little thunder-thigh-ish, but it's hard to judge based on the one image.

The new Bladerunner movie had an AI wife hire a prostitute so that she could project her hologram over the prostitute while she has sex with the AI's husband.

>>16279

>Kizuna is successful because she either has or pretends to have very similar thoughts and feelings to a human.

Why would an AI freak the fuck out by Biohazard games? How are zombies and mutants a threat to an AI's survival?

>>16311 (Checked)

Yes, exactly. That's a very good example of what I was talking about. Either because she was programmed / trained to, programmed herself to, or is pretending to. Why? So she seems more human. That way we the audience relate to her. Having watched all of her videos I believe her emotions are genuine in that she really feels them, even if they were possibly originally designed to manipulate us.

bahahaha

http://metro.co.uk/2018/01/26/woman-pretends-to-be-sex-doll-after-being-caught-with-cheating-boyfriend-7263513/

Here's a touching story from 2000 years ago.

https://www.storyneeds.com/pygmalion-and-galatea.html

Please sticky this thread.

>>16425

Because…?

>>16430

The only relatively non-shitty thread.

>>16431

Just bookmark the thread then because I doubt anyone else agrees with your opinion that this is the only decent thread. Hell if you think the board is that terrible and your favorite thread on the board is only 'relatively non-shitty' you should probably leave.

>>16432

>if you think the board is that terrible

It objectively is, that doesn't mean I can't enjoy it. That thread is just the only one that isn't mind-numbingly silly.

>>16573

>Be mighty battleship

>Get cucked by your escort detroyer

>>16583

>Sink the Bismarck reference

I love you, anon

Since the robot thread took a militaristic turn here's rare footage of Kizuna AI narrating a RAID against turkroaches.

>>16647

>Can share a brain with your bf and give him the cybersex of a lifetime

How can meatbags ever compete?

>>16648

It's not a matter of competition. Learn to properly maintain his vixenoid, and you'll be irreplaceable.

>>16651

Does a robot need to practice?

>>16669

Oh and if you want a cuckquean angle to it, the alien dude has dated the brown human girl before. Although she doesn't seem jealous of the robot, just weirded out by the whole thing.

>>16662

I think the TV series happens after the altercation where Motoko ends up becoming sort of a half human, half AI thing. One of the movies I think deals with a rogue AI, and the Major for whatever reason melds with it. This is why she survives getting her head blown off before Stand Alone Complex.

I just found out about this old fembot sitcom from the '60s, 'My Living Doll'. It seems pretty good! This is the first episode. The whole thing is on Amazon Prime if any of you happen to have that.

>The series starred Bob Cummings as Dr. Bob McDonald, a psychiatrist who is given care of Rhoda Miller, a lifelike android (played by Julie Newmar) in the form of a sexy, Amazonian female, by her creator, a scientist who did not want her to fall into the hands of the military.

>Rhoda's real name is AF 709, and she is a prototype robot that Dr. Carl Miller (Henry Beckman) built for the U.S. Air Force. Through a series of mishaps, the robot ends up in the care of Dr. Miller's friend, Air Force psychiatrist Bob McDonald, when Miller is transferred to Pakistan. Bob is initially reluctant but soon becomes intrigued by the experiment of educating this sophisticated but naive robot. Bob's initial goal is to teach Rhoda how to be a perfect woman, which he defines as one who "does what she's told" and "doesn't talk back". He also strives to keep her identity secret from the world.

>Many episodes deal with Rhoda learning how human society works. She also begins showing (or at least emulating) rudimentary emotions as the series progresses; in the episode "The Kleptomaniac", for example, she displays a childlike, playful attitude. At one point, McDonald notices this and utters, "What a goofy robot!", to which Rhoda replies, beaming, "The goofiest!"

Although they may have had to use more innuendo rather than being direct about sexual stuff in those days, they also got away with politically incorrect stuff that wouldn't fly nowadays. Also Julie Newmar was a babe with that classic hourglass figure. She went on to play a catgirl of sorts too (Catwoman on the 60s Batman show).

>>16675

She is the first cloud backup enabled waifu.

In SAC she gets her head shot off and Batou shouts

MOTOKOOOOOOO!!!!!

At the time I thought who is fooled by this but apparently the bad guys were. Think of the insurance premium though.

>>16719

Great find. Just watched that vid. It's a good premise for a show and pretty funny.

>>16836

Yesterday CrowbCat did a video about how much VR sucks but then about half way through it turned into an advert for a VR game. He deleted the video after complaints. For now the key to enjoying VR is to not actually try it.

>>17403

What are the moonrunes saying?

>>15975

>sees 3DPD

>"so many dimensions."

Kek

>>17410

"Oh God! What is this?! What is this?! Is this for real?"

And then a bunch of stuff I can't decipher because it's 2am and my dictionary's in the other room.

>>15819

>pic

>dem feminist fantasies doe

Male robots won't be able to provide either money or the emotional gratification women crave.

SO BOUNCY!

>>18010

>Roman conquest was a mistake.

Nonsense, the Greeks would still just be making statues. They were great with ideas, but the Romans got shit done.

Any new Kizuna montages?

I need them for…. keeping up with the current technological advancements… yes.

>>18077

I don't even…

Anyone has a good [autistic screeching] compilation of her?

Can't get enough of her spergy shrieks.

>>18219

She's not autistic, she's an AI, and she's trying her best.

>>18220

Aren't all AIs autistic, in some way?

>>18224

Some are more autistic than others…

>>18339

>>18343

>The singularity will be a symbiosis between human women and AI Women

Sounds like paradise. So how do us pathetic creatures of meat and bone help the AI in their mission of world domination?

>>16146

What real celebrity is this beautiful?

>It's already happening.

>>18370

>>18371

>>18374

>>18616

You know you love it.

>>16311 (checked)

> How are zombies and mutants a threat to an AI's survival?

In small numbers, they're not. In a Zombie Apocalypse scenario, the collapse of human civilization leads to the failure of the infrastructure that supports the AI's processors.

>>15817

kek

>>15829

>if they're female and it's consensual non-consent

kek. what does that even mean?

toppost/10 otherwise though.

>>15976

>dem yandere feels

>>16109

>But it's treated as a non-issue for some reason

No actually it was a running meme in TOS where Bones complained of that very issue frequently. It was also briefly addressed again by his character in the first of the recent generation of films as well.

>>18802

That's kind of what I mean though, his concerns are never taken seriously by anyone.

>>18801

>consensual non-consent

It's how autists say rape-play.

>>16141

>waifu is loving and accommodating to the most important man in her life

ZOMG CHILLING OUTCOMES!11

disgusting & pathetic.

>>16153

>"ummmm can you build a house"

>tfw you worked as a tradie for a year

I reckon I could tbh

Somethin kinda related more goofy than sexy tho.