Alpharius

This is super cute, thank you for sharing this here :3

My course is mostly digital, the analogue stuff is taught, but mostly as a historical interest or as an exercise for teaching the mathematics behind the system or components

I'm currently studying electrical engineering, my dream is to join a space program one day.

My girl boss may have ~~bullied~~ convinced me into getting my first dildo, so I went and got this one: https://geekysextoys.com/product/fairy-dragon/

I love the colours and slight glitter effect it has, but the rest of my review will have to come later, since I'm waiting till my schedule aligns with hers to use our toys together.

I would definitely buy one of these again, this company makes good stuff.

I love how cute wasp salads stuff is

I think it's just you, e6 and pixiv (if you follow furry tags) are full of great new stuff every week. In saying that, I have only really been keeping up with new stuff for a couple of years as opposed to trawling through the archives

I wish I didn't have such severe social anxiety sometimes, I'm not sure what to say lol

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If only I had a dick to suck lol, or someone to suck mine

I have no idea what you're talking about :P

I think using the prime nomenclature is an excellent solution, and a nice little easter egg for those of us who understand that level of mathematics. I've got no criticisms for what you've proposed, I agree with all these points so far.

I think that gynomorph and andromorph characters should have a separate tag for two main reasons, one being for easier search and archiving purposes, and two being that some people may specifically want to look for those types of characters, or wish not to see them. I realise that may seem a little derogatory, but ultimately there are characteristics some people do or don't find attractive, so the choice to be able to search for those traits or filter them out should exist