Wtf are those servers @eris

Sissycuck

Jfc

Stop it

Get some help

no

^correct answer

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https://twitter.com/rumeruwu/status/1208521534601678848?s=19

Find the chin

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lmfao

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5LmvIIymG8

Me when hardtimes by paramore is playing on my spotify premium playlist

I'd fuck Ru. All she needs the lower-jaw/chin surgery

never gonna happen

https://youtu.be/B6egXmiiaw8 I always take off the collar first opportunity and treat Vette super well from the getgo, but I realise that it makes a much more believable story for you to sort of hesitate before accepting Vette as a friend or a companion, with the Sith Warrior basically being groomed for his position from birth.

I never get these lines, but Vette seems a lot more likable here. You kind of feel for her.

Wait, is Vette a descendant of Mission?

I like Vette more than Mission ngl

Vette is btter than mission

I kept the collar on a little longer

I treat all of my companions well

Romance seems better. And it dosen't make any sense for the Sith Warrior to be so trusting of her immediately.

The dynamic of a slave falling in love with her master, and her becoming more than a slave, is one that's very interesting to explore. If you take off the collar, she's practically no loner a slave.

Vette's story is very similar to the story of Darth Malgus and his wife.

He killed her, so he could use the grief from her loss to become more powerful, but also because she was pulling him to the lightside, and was succeeding. I feel like when the Sith Warrior becomes powerful enough, he'll have to kill Vette.

I never romance Jaesa. She's a jealous thot, and it's not the way of the Sith for master and apprentice to feel attachment to one another. Maybe this is a post-rule of two thing, but I always thought Sith apprentices were supposed to kill their masters eventually.

mission was SHIT

leave her to get raped by rakghouls

https://youtu.be/__Kr6DC8qK4 Holy shit, I've realised that maybe the lightside Sith Warrior is ironically the more evil way to play.

By making convincing Jaesa's parents to betray her, you inflict more pain on Jaesa than if you were to simply kill them. I like that. Plus, convincing the Jedi to stand down, by appealing to his moral code, points out the hypocritical nature of their order and their zero tolerance policy on Sith.

Basically, going full darkside is edgy anime villain, and going darkside in moderation is something that a better Sith Lord would do.

nobody:
absolutely nobody:
LITERALLY not a single soul:
nat: imagine farting with this in your ass
https://twitter.com/trolley_rebel/status/1208376991625465857

🆙 | **Shae leveled up!**

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*looks diligently for shit specs*

Gotta make sure she's clean up there.

Wait, does it make music if you fart?