u/Kzager_52

Primarily asking this because it's fairly common for black men in particular to favor the ass above most other parts of a woman's body (stereotypical as it may be) so I was wondering if it was the same case for gay black men to love a thick man with a fat butt as well.

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This question is semi-serious so don't take it too seriously i just be wonderin lol

During the modding process I got an error saying "cIPL over infinity is risky, make sure you install DC-ARK first before doing this!"

Do i have to uninstall infinity first and how do i do that to get DC-ARK on my PSP?

I got this error around the boot up screen midway into a guide in how to mod my console. The system didn't brick yet which is good

I hope it isn't too late to fix this :/

This is a couple paragraphs but for context, I saw a discussion post about 2 days ago talking about how Sarada's future goals towards becoming Hokage of the Leaf is a path much more difficult and darker than we initially thought. I go to the comments and majority of the top up-voted comments are saying all the same thing:

"Boruto isn't that dark."

"Sarada and Boruto aren't that complex"

"This is corny lol"

My question at this point is, why are some of you guys still in this sub-reddit? Because to me it honestly feels like any time there's a discussion post about anything thematically serious designed to spark a genuine conversation and where the story is going, it's the same tired drags against the series.

This is a consistent problem with not giving this series the credit it deserves.

1 - YES, Boruto as a story is incredibly dark. When people who are Boruto fans are saying that they see his story as "darker" than Naruto's they are primarily referring to the obstacles and psychological struggles each character were dealing with within the same age bracket in context of the story. They are not saying it's darker just to be an edgelord.

Naruto's primary obstacles from the end of Part 1 to Shippuden were building up enough strength as a shinobi as well as a person psychologically to rescue someone he saw as family in Sasuke while also simultaneously dealing with the Akatsuki who saw him as nothing more than a means to their own ends. He still, despite losing Gaara in someone he connected spiritually with and was eating away at him emotionally, had a support system he built up throughout his previous arcs in Naruto Part 1 that were there for him when times got tough.

Boruto's struggles from the end of Part 1 to TBV are losing his family, losing his home, losing his village as well as losing the majority of the support system be was so accustomed to growing up with in the Leaf AND dealing with keeping his emotions in check so Momoshiki doesn't manifest and make matters worse. That's on top of Eida's Omnipotence replacing the everyone's memories with his as the outcast in Kawaki's position with Kawaki now not only having everything he loved but also even his last name "Uzumaki".

As we are seeing in Part 2, Boruto is trying to rebuild all his lost connections through coalition against the Shinju, reconnect with Kawaki, save the same Land Of Fire that ousted him for years on end and saving his master Sasuke along with being a protective knight for Sarada & Himawari. All being done behind the shadows of the shinobi world.

When comparing 15-16 year old Naruto to 15-16 year old Boruto, which situation would you rather be in?

The hostility and dishonesty when it comes to discussing the series here is a lot of the reason why I unfortunately check in and out of the sub but never stay for long.

It feels like a good portion of the user base here either doesn't like Boruto and only stays for ragebait purposes or does enjoy Boruto, but are so insecure about enjoying it that it gets projected onto the series itself as well as the people who enjoy it. God forbid you share an opinion like "Anime > Manga" and here comes the down votes and bed-wetting over innocuous opinions like are we 12?

It's not fair to the fans of the Naruto franchise who actually DO enjoy this series, who actually WANT to talk about these complex characters, who actually DO want to have a genuine conversation about art.

I only wish the mods curated the space a bit more so this toxicity would be a lot less common. It's just unfortunate and makes being here not fun :/

Any other guys here have a fetish for boxer briefs?

I honestly find them to be the hottest type of underwear a man can wear, I guess it's because growing up as a teen in the 2010's and early 2020's it was the most common underwear worn by most of my classmates and adult male figures in my life so I naturally associated them with testosterone & masculinity.

I've been going underwear shopping and getting generic store brands like Hanes, Adidas or Tommy Hilfiger and wearing them makes me feel so hot and connected to other men.

Not even jockstraps turn me on as much as boxer briefs do mhmm

In the sense that whenever I meet a woman, it's the first or second thing I usually notice. For context I'm 23 and when i was even a bit younger i do not remember this being the case. Sometimes, it feels like a fetish even tho I know it isn't.

Every time I meet or see one fat enough my mind just hyper-focuses on it. I'm honestly at a lost why my brain is so attracted to bigger women with wider asses but it's overbearing sometimes especially when i want to actually connect with the person besides their physicality.

It's almost like I have to self-check myself to keep my head on straight sometimes

What would be a helpful way to manage this and stay focused despite this?