The requirements for gaining access to the closed section are clearly stated. I’ll be frank: I’m very disappointed with the content of the M+ section; these topics don’t interest me, especially Japanese graphics. However, there is a category of people who believe they will make humanity happy by forcing everyone to dance to the tune of their own pipe. As a rule, these are hypocrites and sanctimonious people.The remarkable Czech writer Jaroslav Hašek wrote more than a hundred years ago:
“A few years ago, I read a review of a certain story. The critic was outraged by the fact that the author had written: “He blew his nose and wiped it.” This, they claimed, runs counter to the aesthetic and sublime that literature should provide to the people.This is just one example, and not even the most striking one, of what kind of fools are born under the moon.People who are repulsed by strong language are simply cowards who are afraid of real life, and such weak people do the greatest harm to culture and public morality. They would like to turn the entire nation into sentimental little people, masturbators of a pseudo‑culture, like St. Aloysius. The monk Eustachius, in his book, relates that when St. Aloysius heard a man farting noisily, he burst into tears, and only prayer calmed him down.Such people are terribly indignant in public, but they take great pleasure in visiting public restrooms and reading indecent inscriptions on the walls.By using a few strong expressions in my book, I simply captured the way people actually talk to each other.One cannot expect the innkeeper Palivets to express himself as exquisitely as Mrs. Laudová, Dr. Guth, Mrs. Olga Fastrova, and a number of other people who would gladly turn the entire Czechoslovak Republic into a large salon, where people in tailcoats and white gloves stroll across the parquet; they speak in an exquisite language and cultivate refined salon morality, while behind the facade of this morality, the salon lions indulge in the most vile and unnatural depravity.”
There is nothing to add to these words.
Be more active, share your impressions of the games with others (preferably not just one or two sentences), and generally communicate more actively with people on the forum. The people here are quite reasonable and friendly, and you shouldn’t be afraid of bullying here. And all your problems will be resolved.
