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Please vote on these pics, I need some feedback:
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1st and last have my vote. Last maybe a little more than the first (I have a thing for eyes looking down on me)
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I did try Knight of Love but no where I saw femdom just the older sister being a tease and that all, I wanted to know if there is something because I got Tired of seaching
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Yeah I like both of those too, the first one for that crooked smirk, the last one for the eyes
I also like that rainy one very much, its my favorite female hairstyle too.
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LOL, you inspired me to add an avatar to my account (from a lezdom comic I commissioned some years back)I can't decide on an avatar, there so many cool possibilities
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I prefer 1, 8 and 5 with that order. Really disliked the one with the swastika.
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4 & 5 get my vote. Though 4 wouldn't be a cool pic for avatar imo, as you won't be able to see her whole body.
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I found this HILARIOUS video about Makima
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Yes, one of the arms is kind of blurry, I can see how it may be missed easily. Makes you wonder about the artist.
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Trivia fact, the word Swastika is Sanskrit, and the symbol originated in ancient India and is commonly used in the Indian religions even today by Hindus, Buddhists, etc.
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To be honest, I saw that eagle on the hat, but haven't pay too much attention.
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Yeah, but combined with the reich-eagle its clear what it represents here.
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Waiting for the Anime... Big expectationI found this HILARIOUS video about Makima
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I thought Nagaroto would be good but it feel way tame
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Yes, I know, and I don't mind them in the settings of Indian religions. I'm not the ADL on crack.
But I think the context here is clear. I don't mind swastikas in historical fiction set during Nazi rule either, but I dislike them when the object is sexualised as it was in this example.
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Oh indeed, but its something I've found to be interesting, you occasionally hear stories of stuff being imported from Asia with Swastikas and scaring peopl or people freaking out when a Hindu paints a Swastikas on their house, really funny
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Nazi(-inspired) swastikas were (are?) somewhat popular in Japan, a lot of bands (from Dir en grey through punk bands to some pop acts; less than 3 yrs ago there was a K-pop band that used swastikas as part of their gimmick) were using swastikas or nazi armbands with them as part of their costumes; just on 10th of October a nazi themed bar opened in Osaka. They often treat it mostly as a part of military theme and/or decoration (the same as catholic crosses [there is at least 1 vampire film, where vampire is using crosses, where the cross becomes symbol of evil]). Since the dawn of Internet this behavior becomes more and more rare (especially with internationally popular acts), I can't imagine guitarist of Dir en grey appearing with a nazi armband nowadays without causing an outrage online.
BTW 卐 this was a swastika used by nazis and they never used this one 卍.
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Is that an Islamic prayer? (I'm not very familiar with Islamic religious terms, but that sounds like I've heard similar phrases before)