I'm only a couple years from 60, so not a strange or rare as you think.
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What I thought seeing the first pic:
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Great visuals but everything else is horrible. Feels like watching random animations bundled together, even complete translation wont fix it. Their last game was a bit weird too but overall much more coherent than this. Waste of amazing graphics and animations.
the irony of this comment with a PFP like yours
Have you checked out their website or various sites? It seems like legit animation, since the person's apparently doing this sort of stuff for about 20 years. [which would put it back into the Strata3D days of animation]
Yeah, it's way off. Socrates had TWO wives. And he was boning young boys on the side.
It wasn't, strictly speaking. Though the denial of one's lust was most certainly not something he considered a virtue. He probably wasn't a hedonist, or a lush, but he definitely was not a puritan.
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Fuck right off! I'm 65 you dickwad.
That kind of comment makes me wonder if you've ever got your dick wet yet. And no, lotion doesn't count.
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Yeah, he would've considered sex a biological function. Something natural and pleasant, but not important enough to give it a moral status. So neither a virtue nor a vice.
...unless it came at the cost of honor, rationality, or one of the other virtues ... then, that kind of sex would've been a vice. So cheating would've been a vice, sex addiction would've been a vice, rape would've of course been a vice, etc.
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One day, when your old and wanking it in a basement, you'll understand
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This is ancient Greece we're talking about - more like, he was boning young boys and had two wives on the side.
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You tell them Grandpa!
Well said. I had been thinking much the same thing. Though, those things you mention as vices have less to do with sex, and more to do with power, addiction, or the taboo nature of the vice itself. So even in those cases, the sex is not the vice, but rather the medium for the vice.
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