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Nor do i expect my reviews or screenshots to get liked,i just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for myself
It was more like if you wanna have me on my list due to recent men of culture adding me so its only fair
I've been adding people here and there, but 2026 is the year where I don't really want to, because.. well.
I take more than I give, in terms of attention. I just post screenshots for my own satisfaction now, and I don't look at my friend's activity or comment on them or follow/wishlist games they follow/wishlist; in recent years, despite doing it consistently like 4 months ago and for like another 2 years before that.
I don't think I'd be a "good friend" now, so I'm not actively adding people. thanks for letting me know though. it is possible, months from now, but that time is not now.
I aint picky
Well whatever, if you like em then you can add me if you want
Id rather have men of culture than normies on my friends list so you get a pass if you wanna. Only writting this as you were on my profile last year
real "fans" apparently dismiss anything that isn't flat, or prefer no yuri whatsoever in their media, but in that sense then I guess I'm a woke l***con, since I enjoy some level of small peaking bulges from the precipice of pubescence, and I wouldn't mind watching them kiss.
so yes, to answer your question, I am a fan, but I may be a casual fan compared to most other generic, and rather vocal fans.