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Many anime have the "pervert" archetype character. Sanji is clearly One Piece's pervert character.
Characters in One Piece often have a running gag. Sanji's happens to be his womanising nature. He loves every good looking female character and bends over backwards for them.
It never annoyed me back in the day, but there was a point after the time skip where it wore thin on me. His consistent nosebleeds and being in danger of dying whenever he saw an attractive girl was a gag that overstayed its welcome a bit.
But other than that, it's fine. I do find it a bit of a hassle that he refuses to fight women. And I also am not fully convinced by his reasoning for loving women too much. OK, his mother and his sister were nice to him, unlike his father and brothers. But oh well, it's a comic book/cartoon series.
Thoughts?
So recently I got called a womaniser, by a friend, but I disagree. I enjoy joking round with women and guys. But I tend to joke around with women I am interested in or vibe well with. But I like to be friendly and playful with others as I think it is the best thing to do. However on nights out I do flirt and talk to girls I am interested in.
I know my actions have accidentally lead people on. However, once I realise someone is into me, I don't reciprocate and I try and give them a hint that I like them as a friend and nothing more.
Honestly I hate being single, however it seems that every girl I'm into either not interested in me or there is another reason why they can't date me.
Does my actions make me a womaniser, and if so is it a bad thing?
The song was made with the trio, a band he founded after winning a grammy from his song ‘Daughters’. He didn’t want to be known as the guy who wrote YBIAW and Daughters, so when I listen to the lyrics, it would make a whole lot of sense if the song was about leaving that image.
I watched some dramas about womanisers who played with women's feelings, slept and dumped. Then fell in love for real and settled down. I wanna another case:
Man who used to seduce women for one night, falls in love for real and tries to win her. But she either taken/married or doesn't want to be with him because he'll never change and will cheat on her. Whole drama he tries to win her but eventually they don't end up together. Because she's strong enough for it and has standards and knows he'll never change anyway.
I hope you can help me to find something like that😊
You hear my words but you make your own story. Lying though my teeth without a worry. All it took was a smile. Touch of hands a few drinks and now we've both horny.
Kissing on your neck doesn't seem quite fair, after everything you've told me. I'm just as depressed scared and lonely.
What if I stopped for a while what if I stopped and I cried cause all I wanted was for you to hold me.
My body pushing deep in your mind we both forget about the pain and the lies we told to our selfs to make this alright.
My only regret is I'll wash it all of in the morning.
Leaving you left feeling more hollow and lonely.
I got some lessons to learn that no one ever wanted to show me
We got some feeling to fill that world wants us to hold in.
I'm trying to be more monogamous. I've improved myself over the year. I've cut down on my drinking and I've sticked to one girl at a time. But I feel like I dont know how to have a normal relationship. Pls any advice would be appreciated.
She approaches a handsome, uniformed captain and asks, "for my article, can you please tell me the last time you made love?“
“It was 1959“, says the pilot.
"Oh wow, that long ago?" she responds, "I thought you airline pilots held a reputation as real ladies men"
Pilot looks at his watch and says "Well, considering it's only 2025 now..."
I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.
Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.
This is a rough chronological sequence of the events in the show so far. It's mostly from memory and I'm still polishing it, so feel free to comment with corrections or additions.
Note that some of these events may occur simultaneously or a little ambiguously to each other, but I have tried to reflect them in a rough order.
BEFORE PANDEMIC
- Miranda gets a job in logistics and shipping, working for Leon Prevant.
- Arthur shows up late and without a gift to his friend Clark’s birthday party. He hits on Miranda and gets her to draw something for him as a gift, a banana. Miranda and Clark bond while he’s off being movie star. She devises the “cutting anchor” symbol that both Kirsten and Tyler will later invoke, and a character in the story, Lonegan, bears some resemblance to Arthur. They begin a relationship.
- Frank is seriously injured in a landmine explosion in Sri Lanka, which breaks the compass his Grandfather gave him in his pocket and puts a bunch of shrapnel in his hip. Jeevan borrows his sister’s credit card to buy first class tickets to get to him in hospital, running up an enormous bill he thinks she doesn’t know about (she definitely knows).
- Arthur, believing Miranda can’t speak Spanish, openly talks shit about her to his dad on the phone. Miranda, believing Arthur is having an affair with his co star Elizabeth, storms out of the dinner party. Clark follows her, joking that he misses cocaine, though at this point he is still drinking (Pra-ha!). He fidgets with a zippo lighter throughout this conversation. Miranda burns down the poolhouse and leaves Arthur that night.
- At some point Miranda begins work on Station Eleven from scratch.
- Arthur does begin a relationship with Elizabeth. They marry and they have a son, Tyler. They split up due to his womanising. She moves to Germany. Elizabeth will later tell Tyler his father sent him many letters and she burned them, but this is a lie.
- Sarah has a reasonably successful indie musical career, and features on NPR, though she has a love/hate thing with La Campanella, a notoriously difficult piano piece, due to an association she's made with it to the death of her father.
SHORTLY BEFORE PANDEMIC
- Frank moves back to Chicago and becomes a ghost writer for the rich and famous. He begins using heroin.
- Jeevan moves back to Chicago from LA. He "had" a website, so presumably he used to be a media blogger before the bottom fell out of that whole scene in the early 2010s.
- Three weeks b
I like Homer, just because I find him to be both funny and interesting.
Sain is great too.
