Brad Jones, The Cinema Snob

[PassTheRemote]

Brad and Laura go see the 30th Anniversary rerelease of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live action movie from 1990. It also marks Laura's first time seeing the movie.

I'm not one to see something inherently wrong with age differences between two adults in a relationship, but do these two share any common interests?

Desire to be famous?

[Le Redditeur]

They have plenty of common interests: black men, black men's penises, black men's penises' semen...

[Guest]

I think you'll find that a majority of couples don't really share interests. It's why most marriages fail and why you can't be friends with women.

I can't even talk to my fellow autiste about the gay shit I like.
I don't know how normalfags do it. I don't know how they set out to spend their entire lives with strangers.

[Liar Revealed]

I can't even talk to my fellow autiste about the gay shit I like.
I don't know how normalfags do it. I don't know how they set out to spend their entire lives with strangers.

Yeah, it's really weird when you think about it.

But I must say, finding someone with the same interests has always been impossible for me. Perhaps geek girls are plentiful these days, but that was not the case in my time and I suspect Brad's as well. There were literally zero girls at my school into anime, comics, video games, etc. At best, maybe you could find someone that likes similar music to you. Maybe.

The only girl into shitty old movies was Allison, and Brad wisely ran away screaming from that.

[Moe Bitches]

Which proves once again that Scott Pilgram really did ruin a whole generation right after.

By the time I reached High School there were a group of girls like that. Same with College.

The latter were the kind that liked nu She-Ra, Hazbin and Steven Universe. And are lesbians. So there's that. Plus they played normie games like Pokemon Go or Puzzles and Dragons.

Before that I was stuck with 90's/2000's bitchery who weren't geeks.

[Le Redditeur]

I can't even talk to my fellow autiste about the gay shit I like.
I don't know how normalfags do it. I don't know how they set out to spend their entire lives with strangers.

Yeah, it's really weird when you think about it.

But I must say, finding someone with the same interests has always been impossible for me. Perhaps geek girls are plentiful these days, but that was not the case in my time and I suspect Brad's as well. There were literally zero girls at my school into anime, comics, video games, etc. At best, maybe you could find someone that likes similar music to you. Maybe.

The only girl into shitty old movies was Allison, and Brad wisely ran away screaming from that.

We're from the last generation when women didn't like "geek" stuff because it was socially low status. Right after that, the internet became normalfag stuff and suddenly "geekdom" became trendy.

[veris leta facies]

I have not cared for a long time if a woman (for whom I'm interested in) is interested in the same entertainment shit as I am. Maybe sometimes as a teenager it was important that the girl shared the same taste in music, but at least for the last 15 years, I haven't cared a shit about that. The main thing is that the woman lets me do the things I like and does not bother me too much.

[Guest]

At best, maybe you could find someone that likes similar music to you. Maybe.

If you have even a little taste in music you won't find a woman to match. Women have shit taste in everything but music is where they really drop the ball.
I'm suspicious of any female who feigns an interest in my chosen forms of garbage consoomer entertainment.

The only girl into shitty old movies was Allison, and Brad wisely ran away screaming from that.

Nobody who shares your interest in garbage consoomer content is necesarily a good person or somebody you should be around.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

>implying we are good people one should be around

[MegaNigger]

I can't even talk to my fellow autiste about the gay shit I like.
I don't know how normalfags do it. I don't know how they set out to spend their entire lives with strangers.

Yeah, it's really weird when you think about it.

But I must say, finding someone with the same interests has always been impossible for me. Perhaps geek girls are plentiful these days, but that was not the case in my time and I suspect Brad's as well. There were literally zero girls at my school into anime, comics, video games, etc. At best, maybe you could find someone that likes similar music to you. Maybe.

The only girl into shitty old movies was Allison, and Brad wisely ran away screaming from that.

There is no such think as a "geek girl". Women are one half of the feedback loop with the other half being society. See "geek stuff" got pushed into the mainstream, and women lapped it up and put on another set of cloths to fit in. That's it. #NotAllNotAllNotAll...ButMost women pick the easiest thing that the most people know about so they can easily claim kinship with the herd and not be ostracized. Here have a list, some cross over but you get the idea;

Vidya Games -The Legend of Zelda
Comics - Batman
Table Top Games - D&D 5e
Movies - Nu-Star Wars
Books - Harry Potter