But did i come to those assumptions.
You have many rules and regulations.
Obsession is a big word.
seeing beauty I understand. Art, such’n’such - I’m not sure this is that.
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You’re really stretching logic here.
This is more pathetic than lusting over anime chicks. “I still want to be part of the conversation even though I muted the person who drove it”
go be superior elsewhere. I also know you’ll click this too, silly.
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You don’t have to fish! They’re everywhere down there!
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Leaning toward agreement with you on that. The things some people are posting in this context make me cringe and feel secondhand embarrassment.
The best time to delete a lot of these posts was before they hit send. The second best time is now.
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How so? The celebrity images we’re shown are usually not accurate images of how they appear in real-life. They’re enhanced, posed, retouched. I remember a little kerfluffle a while back where people were calling Sydney Sweeney “mid” because some candid shots emerged where she wasn’t as attractive as the professionally done work.
But take it to fictional representations, which is less of a stretch. There are beautiful women in paintings – Degas is famous for his lovely depictions of ballerinas in Paris. They’re not “real” – just brush strokes on canvas – but it’s completely normal to find the images depicted in his paintings attractive, because they are representations of visual indicators of of what people find attractive. They match up with the right spots in our brains. Nothing strange about it.
That’s all I am saying, but maybe a bit more antagonistically. 
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Have you met this Xal’whatever?
Are they real?
If it’s the same to you, hey enjoy yourself.
Sorry I am not embarrassed I like thick dominant female heroes like Kul Titrans.
You can’t be throwing judgements out here.
Overwatch the best fps game on battlenet has made quarter after quarter billions of dollars for Microsoft.
If we went with your assumptions that people are going to cringe.
Then we would not widow, kiri, Juno.
No one is embarrassed. You are scared to speak out.
Some people need others to be embarrassed for them or nobody would.
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I expanded on my reply in my post above.
It’s an absolute misrepresentation to assert that because someone thinks a fictional representation is attractive, they are mistaking it for real.
My kinks would get me banned if I shared. That’s why I laugh at this toddler level ‘kink’
That’s cheating!
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This discussion has taken a weird turn. 
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Makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck when she calls one of my characters… “My Champion”. Extremely creepy. Champion is bad enough, but “My Champion”… a bridge too too far.
I hope there’s a phase in the final Xal’atath fight where it sheds its elf corpse meat puppet in a spectacular fashion and we get to see its real form.
Yea you are not my forum dad.
Yes it is called agreeing to the forum rules.
Hey, I gave you a heads up! (And I did it again in the post above! I’m just awful.)
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Ok that’s fine but if she would’ve destroyed Dalaran before they Teleported then the “Allies” wouldn’t have been able to recruit the help of the denizens of Khaz Algar AND would’ve crippled the help around the world. She would’ve won the entire expansion at this point if she was actually tactical.
She has no plan or goals or at least any that make sense. If the Dark Heart wasn’t broken then she wouldn’t have needed to get it fixed. Which wouldn’t lead to us having to team up. Which would’ve left her to fight Dimensuis by herself which she couldn’t do without our help. It could be argued that she could’ve stopped Dimensuis if she didn’t need to fix her Dark Heart as he wouldn’t have been fully revived… But that goes back to why didn’t she blow up Dalaran before it teleported to Khaz Algar?!
Locus Walker is just as idiotic. Dude literally made the reshi ribbons and had a hand in the technology of K’aresh. Why did he need Xala’tath to help him in the first place?!
Call him Daddy.
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The worst
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