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Gura get very into it every time she sings Sunday morning for some reason
Can’t blame her. It’s Maroon 5’s only good song and it’s a fucking killer. Plus it’s robust enough to hold up to a lot of embellishment.


I don’t know why, but I find something about the way Hitona Kohigashi’s model moves very disconcerting. And I know some people find her co-tuber Kano to be similarly creepy, so maybe it’s just the way Hanayori Girl‘s Dorm rigs their model.
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And in Indie news, Tomomo also has started learning English.
 
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First world is really picky, here in Below-Mexico America they dont give a shit or they ask you for a bank balance and your ID to sign the papers and off you go
This is how it mostly works in the US too (although there's sometimes a credit check to determine how much is owed up front). It's not a first-world thing specifically, but a kind of difference in the way society is arranged. Societies built on the western european 'nuclear family' model (one conjugal couple + children or single parent + children) tend to have relatively easy terms for renting a home because of the high demand for housing that suits numerous small, discrete households.

While Spanish culture is not traditionally a nuclear family culture (these days it's something of a hybrid), a lot of Latin America has been moving towards that family model as a result of US acculturation and a model of industrialization heavily cribbed from the US model.

Japan is very different. It's a collective-family culture where households are expected to be large and immutable. A new couple starting out on their own isn't seen as a separate household, but instead a kind of offshoot of a preexisting one that needs financial and legal guarantees provided by the core household.

If you want more demographic autism, Emmanuel Todd is a pretty good social scientist who talks about how family models affect the economies, politics, and cultural trends of the societies they exist in.
 
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Lmao this is immensely wrong. All of the latinates (the portugal-spain-france-italy belt) and their descendants are immensely family-oriented.
Traditionally yes, in the modern times less so. But being 'family-oriented' is not the same as having a collective-family structure like what you see in Japan where multigenerational families are treated collectively as distinct legal and financial entities.

Also if we're splitting hairs this much, only southern France lies outside of the traditional 'nuclear family' umbrella. Northern France (especially Paris and the Loire valley region) is much closer to western European family norms.
 
I have literally never seen Ib played before or been exposed to it whatsoever (outside of Tumblrinas jacking off about it) and it is physically painful watching Calliope struggle so much with the Pandora's Box puzzle when you yourself just worked out its gimmick in less than half the time it's taking her to figure it out.

At least she managed to get the best (?) ending on her first go-around.
 
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Lmao this is immensely wrong. All of the latinates (the portugal-spain-france-italy belt) and their descendants are immensely family-oriented.
Sorry, chico, but I watched a video of a guy and I'm afraid you're wrong.

Seriously though, nuclear family refers to a unit of just two parents plus children and I think he means Hislantinxes tend to have more extended family involved than that.
 
Isn't Gura's game stuttering a bit too much?
I was of the understanding that the PC version of RDR2 was a bit taxing on PCs.

That being said, my stream is stuttering and rubberbanding just as much so it's a little hard to tell the difference sometimes.
 
This thread is amazing, first we talked aboit 2d anime girls then its family composition then the universal collective hate of any mainlanders toward their diaspora.
 
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