[ SECRET POST #4586 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4586 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

01.
[Cowboys & Aliens, Jonah Hex, Django Unchained, Wild Wild West, The Good The Bad The Weird, The Magnificent Seven]



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02.
[Top Gun: Maverick]


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03.
[Star Wars]


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04.
[Stranger Things]


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05.
[Jessica Jones, season 3]


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06.
[Horizon Zero Dawn]


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07.
[McLeod's Daughters]


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08.
[Elsinore]







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Comments

Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

make 'em as bland or controversial as you like

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

I don't get the point of fancy underwear

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[ninety6tears]

I mean, it can make people feel pretty but I’ve been disappointed to discover that what feels silky-soft and satiny in the store doesn’t end up being as comfortable as good old cotton.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

I don't get the point of underwear period unless it's under a dress for modesty.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[philstar22]

They make people feel good. Does there need to be another point? If someone feels good in them, they should wear whatever makes them feel good. Personally, I feel sexiest in a corset. So sometimes I wear a corset. I like the way I feel in one.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

It’s not super fancy, but most of my underwear has lace and ribbon trim. Mine are all cotton though because I don’t like the feel of other fabrics. I buy them because they look pretty and make me feel pretty as a result. I wish I could buy pretty bras too, but the pretty ones are usually expensive in my size or aren’t supportive.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[greenvelvetcake]

Fancy underwear makes me feel fancy.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[ayebydan]

agreed

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

Unless I'm wearing it with the intent of showing it off to someone, same. It's just there to protect/support my bits so I couldn't care less what it looks like.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

It can be fun for sexytimes, but is usually terrible for daily wear, being too rough, or too bumpy under clothes, or just not that well-fitting.

Of course, this depends on the definition of "fancy." I have some simple lace bras from Wacol that are really comfortable but also look nice, and it's pretty easy to find a pair of panties that are comfy without being completely plain.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

usually it's worn for a sex partner and only seen for maybe 2 seconds by said sex partner unless they have a fetish for lacy underwear. it strikes me as one of the more common fetishes.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

Geese are the ultimate life form. They've got control of land, sky, and sea.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

I agree. They are also delicious.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[philstar22]

Even though I don't play video games, I still think it is a really interesting form of media. I'm fascinated by some of the worlds of some games, enough that I've researched and even played fics. I listen to game sountracks. I watch videos about games on Youtube. I just don't play them. I have issues with my hands that make playing difficult, and I don't have the time. But video games are still cool. And the world created and the characters are often just as interesting and complex as the ones in books, movies, or tv.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. Story-based video games are basically Choose Your Own Adventures, which started as books anyway.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[ninety6tears]

I can’t really physically play them either, so I’m grateful for YouTube.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

I think games have the best world building of all medias, because even when you don't have choice, or your choices don't have much if any impact on the plot, it still lets you live and explore at your own pace. It gives you a sense of control on how things are, and physically playing them makes them all the more immersive. (even when just watching tbh, too)
It has the diversity of novels, and the liveliness of video. With live action you can only do so much without cheesy cgi or an enormous budget, and details can be lost between the lines of books, so I think it's the best of both words.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

Photo-realism in art is boring unless it's used as contrast

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[rosehiptea]

I don't really like Led Zeppelin.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

I've never seen an ear gauge that looked good to me. They range from silly to crazy mutilation of peoples' ear lobes.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

I don’t like The Beatles.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[tabaqui]

All the crap surrounding 9/11 just makes me tired. It's practically a fetish, anymore.

No, babies are not cute, and no, your child is not cute.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know why I play dating-sims. I always end up shipping the options, playing one or both to get more context, and even though I know what's going to happen, I still end up disappointed. (I don't even admit to playing them in the first place, so this is yeah...)

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

People who annoy me: those who go "I will NEVER understand why..." in response to some kind of human behavior/reaction, especially in situations involving victims of abuse or self-destructive behavior.

Similarly, people who are adamant they would never do some stupid thing and condemn whoever did it. For the record, I'm not objecting to them expressing shock or fear. It just seems like they're more interested in announcing to the world what amazing saints they are and judging the shit out of anyone they perceive to not be, than... I dunno... taking the time to understand why people do crazy shit or why crazy shit can happen even to the most responsible person.

Re: Opinions you don't often share

[(Anonymous)]

i think my friend should not have had kids, or at least should have gone to therapy to adress her issues before having kids.
(she refuses to go bc it could mean she can't enter state service if she has a record of mental illess)
i've known her for 10+ years now and i see her making the same mistakes which will surely backfire at some point