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A wonderful world exists somewhere on the horizon....where it can be found, none are quite sure. But know this! One day, that big fucking thang is going to descend! And bite! And bite! And bite! And bite! And bite! After this, the biting will cease, and perhaps there will be nothing left of this world... Just like that band Jimmy Eats World. Did Jimmy really eat the world? There was a Shel Silverstein poem about a guy that ate the world, but I don't really remember how it went. Something strange and difficult to parse.
My name is Lily and this website is under construction!! I'm not really sure what to put on this website yet! Most people put stuff they're interested in or stuff that they're working on...but I don't really have anything special like that. I guess I could put pictures of Kazuma Kiryu on here, but I feel like that would be weird/lame. I'm currently writing this in a sick haze at work desperately trying to ignore the pain in my throat for the next hour and a half. Yeowch!
MONTH LATER UPDATE: I am now pretending to be doing something at work. Well, I actually am doing something, it's going to be talking about Kazuma Kiryu from the Yakuza franchise. I would like to air my largest greivance, which is that Kiryu will never punch a woman. AWESOME typically, but it comes from misogyny. Kind of fail! Also, there is many scenes of good, honest treatment of LGBT people from Kiryu (game itself is a little dicey), however, in Yakuza 1, Kiryu does fight a transgender woman, and does beat her the fuck up. Now, immediately after, he also beats up a transgender man. So I guess to Kiryu neither of them are women just something different? Kind of a typical treatment of trans people, not man not woman, but other. Kiryu is like "number one listener and learner" though, so it makes sense that he evolves from Yakuza 1. Yakuza 3 has a nice transgender moment, but I actually never played that substory I think, so I'm not exactly sure what happens in it. I'm going to watch a video of it right now hold on. Okay I am back and it's actually quite good! They make Ayaka very submissive, not like in the sexual sense, but like, in terms of her personality and identity. Before Kiryu says what he thinks about her being trans, she says that she "Knows it can be a lot to deal with" and you're given the choice of agreeing, but you can also deny it and say that it's not hard to deal with at all, which I think is REALLY cool, considering that in this moment, Kiryu thinks that Ayaka is attracted to him. But once again, as happens with every girl Kiryu "tries" to get with, theyre actually interested in someone else. And I put "tries" in quotes because he rarely tries (or its pathetic when he does) because he just says protagonist lines and makes everyone feel better. They should make Kiryu ssubmissive in the sexual sense LOL! OMG continuing to write this stuff is so hard... why am I like this? I hope someone who actually reads all of this can tell me, like what the heck is wrong with me? I can't handle being known, I feel so protective of everything that I want to do, I hate when people see it or comment on it, or
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