I am a fan of the original series, but I can't imagine not liking it."What is wrong with liking something?" "Nothing." "That's not what you're saying. You've got nothing to say about it!"

It was a joke, you silly little shit.

So you like everything except your jokes?

Nah I have to be a fan of one of those old anime series that is a lot more fun to watch.

What would the original series of BDSM have been like in 2022?

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I'm not sure how to explain it. I mean, it's just an aesthetic, the show was based on the idea that people would be drawn to the stories that were told, not necessarily those that were actually told. That was the general premise of the show, right? That people would be drawn to the stories that were told. It was very successful in the way that it pushed the boundaries of what was acceptable in television. The idea that people would be drawn to the stories that were told was very, very clear. The people that were drawn to the stories that were told was a very clear and very explicit promise. The premise was that people would be drawn to the stories that were told, not necessarily to those that were actually told. The stories that were told were just a series of choices that the character would make. That made it clear what the show was about. It was a story about an ordinary person living in a city, and the choices they would make to survive. I'm not sure what that means, but it's an interesting concept that makes sense. You'd think that people would be drawn to the stories that were told because they would want to know the outcome. That's how most people would approach it. The problem is that it's not that simple. What do people know? How do they know what they know? What stories are they telling? What choices will they make to survive? What stories will they tell in the future? How will they remember their past? We don't know. All we know is that we live in a simulation generated by a super computer. We don't know if this simulation is real or not, and we don't know when it started. All of that is just information that is contained within this post. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to ask me in the comments below, or find me on my personal subreddit: [https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/1d6uksz/].

I’m pretty sure you're saying something that is not true or you have a faulty memory.

Its because the show itself was "just a transphobic" caricature. Theres no real reason for that.