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Kids are a nightmare because they're a 24/7 thing, not because the work to do with them is hard. The actual work with them is neither hard nor glamorous, just a learning curve to begin with which turns into boring routine. It's a repetitive job for the first few years, then it's more diverse with imparting knowledge and thoughts, then it's educating and shaping behaviour moving on to academia and discipline, with the eventual development of social structures and learnig of hierarchy, before the teenage years.
If your mentally strong or love the child whole heartedly, it becomes less of a chore and more a way of life.

I think people forget that children bring more than just ****** nappies and tantrums, but also love, innocence and expanded lives. I've worked with enough different kids to realise that most the time parenting isn't the reason for kids turning out 'wrong' and a lot their own initiative and independence forming, albeit in less than logical or appropriate ways. They're kids, you're gonna teach him how to act in order to get the most out of life with their skill and ability sets.

But on topic, I'll see what comes my way. Kids, no kids, adoption, infertility, or anything else. That sought of thought is for after i've found a partner with whom to live with and discuss such matters.
I'd rather my memories pass on not only through communication but genetically too, if possible, but in the end, as long as love and affection has etched itself on another person's heart, I am more than happy.

Ah, but not giving potential conscience life a choice of continuing life or not is a worse crime than making it for them. Give them the life, and let them do with it as they shall. Giving anything the freedom of choice is a blessing not a curse.

You've only really gotta dodge his flam cloak thing and you're fine. Come back to me with Sephiroth problems, and then I'll care, ha.

And this, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, is why you don't need a yearly release in your franchise to make more money than Buddha.
The anticipation, the build up, the hype, the wait, the slow feed of amazing information, the established recognition of your series, critical and commercial past success, fan and critics praise and showing off your game instead of talking about it... that is what builds up sales. CoD could've done this well instead if they had only released their games further apart rom one another, but they missed that boat

Anyway, off to Los Santos again to race across Vespucci beach sunset whilst listening to Queen sing Radio Ga Ga. Ah, this is the life.

Some older cultures have had skirt like clothing, as well as some tribal cultures. Skirts are not male orientated in the modern sense because they're designed to be feminine, for women, and not for men, which they could be more catered and designed for, over time. I mean, look at cartoons, anime, video games, and so on, where even men look cool in them, though mostly it's robes or the like, but pretty much considered skirt like.The thing about fashion is that it changes with the time and practicality. Western world has a lot of impracticality because it's not needed for survival anymore, it's all about aesthetic and visual design. Whilst elsewhere, like Mongolian nomad woman wear trouser like clothing because it retains heat better, and their winters are deadly if they aren't well covered.

Not really a big fan of transsexuals or cross dressers, not that I'm against them nor against the idea of 'cross dressing'. I've always been entertained by drag queens in pantomimes and am not against it for a laugh or something but not really as a lifestyle. Just seems a bit vain to care so much to how you look that you have to wear in general, not just cross dressers, like those women who go to clubs in massive heels and tight dresses where they can't move their legs. They want to wear it, go ahead, but it doesn't mean I'm not going to look and 'judge' them on first appearance.

But properly on the topic, I don't feel like I have any particular 'kink', which is why i haven't really posted before. I go through moods mainly, similar to 'Now what am I in the mood for dinner today?' but instead 'Now what kinky mood am I in today?'. It's not so far been anything extreme, like bondage, torture, etc, more like along the lines of knee high stockings, glasses, freckles, costumes, light fetish stuff. More often than not though, I have kinks for certain racial backgrounds, like some days I'm just incredibly attracted to chinese, indian, latino, black, but that's not really a kink maybe.

What is a cross dressing woman in your opinion, exactly? Exclusively the clothes associated with men, like a woman wearing trousers and shirts (tomboys, kinda), or more like physical male features, large muscles, short hair, hairy features on the face or extremities?

I've never really thought of 'cross dressing' women, since I've grown up in a world where women wear trousers and skirts alike, and the only time I've ever really seen of cross dressing women has been in historical context like women in the 50s wearing jeans, or ancient female warriors dressed in male clothing. It. Doesn't feel like such a thing anymore.

In professional writing, clichés are looked down upon, actually, ha. My Creative Writing lecturers always say to avoid clichés so you're more original as a writer. I don't mind them in the right quantity and if they're character traits that are explored, in more complex narratives. The problem with RWBY is that it's trying to emulate anime styles, which is a continuous cliché in itself. I almost hate to watch any anime anymore because the characters come in the same varieties these days, yet I like the way RWBY is. I think I know that RWBY is trying to follow clichés of the magical girl genre and not trying to be something it's not. Like I said, I respect a show being honest with me instead of trying to put on airs of intense serious drama, a witty comedy piece or some complex character development. It is what it is, a simple, easy to watch kind of thing.

Oh don't get me wrong, I know none of this is easy work, doing some abridged parody episodes showed me it's not easy to do anything with animation, let alone create it from scratch. I think mot all the animations are good. But I want episodes to be more rounded and complete. The problem is they're trying to releases this on an annual basis, which would be alright if they could meet the quality and length consistently each episode, it kinda compromises the series right now. I mean, when all of these are released, it won't feel as such a flowing complete package because of the disjointed episode flow which they're compromising so they can steadily release episodes. I'm the kinda person who would rather wait for each episode so they feel more complete, but that's up to Rooster Teeth, obviously.

The writing is decent, it's not amazing or great, but it's decent enough to convey all that it needs to about the plot and the characters. It would be terrible if it wasn't cohesive, made sense or showed relationships between characters. Does the job.

Every cliché was unique at some point. Doesn't make it bad if people reuse proven formulas. Most every popular and successful series of any genre bases itself around clichés or purposefully subverting them, and in essence every writer is focused around clichés. At least, according to some literary theories.

So far from episode 1 to 8 (I only watch when it's released on YouTube), I can safely say it's entertaining, not perfect, but I blame some of that on episode content and length rather than content. It's an easy watch, not overly complex and rather 'simple'.
It's what CSI is to me, or Castle, an overdone genre, with basic characters and basic plots that have charm. RWBY has great action scenes, charming visuals and an easy to follow plot. I'll admit, the writers focus a little bit too much on telling the audience what's going on instead of showing them, like relationships between characters, it's an overuse of dialogue in many ways. It's not trying to be more than it is, and I respect that.

I'll watch it, i'm not a big fan but I enjoy it and that's all that matters, bottom line.

What's the problem with cliches?

Oh, Pirates ye say? Shiver my timbers!

Definitely an important man in the history of video games, he brought us the key Nintendo franchises and helped spawn the Japanese gaming industry. He's effectively one of the biggest influences on gamers, game designers and game companies in history.

A shame to see such importance go, but I do hope it was peaceful and that he died knowing how much he meant to us gamers. Truly.

Not aure if it was over hyped exactly, I think it's just the general trend of people over exciting themselves without a lot of evidence. Good for the show, lots of attention and such.
Only thing I would wish for would be longer episodes, or more consistent length ones. Some that last less than 10 minutes just feel useless to watch when not much has happened.
Apart from that, i'm happy to watch it, it's an easy watch, nothing to complicated and the action is gripping. I would love to be an animator to just do crazy action choreography.

Woo, nice work Azzy, congrats!

Apologies for the bad audio setup on my end guys, the recording software wasn't picking up my mic as well.
I tried to amplify my bits in the edit, so hopefully it isn't too dreadful and audible. Next time shouldn't have this problem.

You never do that when you ride a horse? I do it all day and all night.

But seriously, seeing the character roster of Quiet, a scantly dressed sniper, Code Talker, a 100 year old shaman and Skull Face, a blue skinned heavily scarred mercenary commander, I'm losing the state of total 'realism'.

He's the sovereign lord of the nation, he's the hippest cat in creation, he's the alpha, the omega A to Z~

Love Perfect World, great song

I could draw better photos, these are rubbish!

But they'll have to do. : p