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By the numbers, it's really not that hard for Black men to get with White women, even ones who legit want a relationship.

Now, if he were to go after Asian women, then it'd be another story. Now only are there far less Asian people in general in the US-assuming that it's the US--but if they do date outside of their race, in most cases they will get with White men, which is another caveat that Black men have to deal with if they're serious about pursuing Asian women.

To avoid any doubt, I am not a serial killer.

Yet.

This gets explored in the Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles books

One of the characters becomes a vampire while she is a little girl. It turns out to be very fucked up. Her mind matures but she is trapped in a child body for all eternity and she resents it.

From the 1970s through the 90s, stories of serial killers like Ted Bundy and the Green River Killer both of whom pleaded guilty to killing dozens of women dominated headlines. Today, however, we see far fewer twisted tales in the vein of the Zodiac Killer or John Wayne Gacy.
After that three-decade surge, a rapid decline followed. Nearly 770 serial killers operated in the U.S. throughout the 1980s, and just under 670 in the 90s, based on data compiled by Mike Aamodt of Radford University. The sudden plummet came with the new century, when the rate fell below 400 in the aughts and, as of late 2016, just over 100 during the past decade. The rough estimate on the global rate appeared to show a similar drop over the same period. In a stunning collapse, these criminals that terrorized and captivated a generation quickly dwindled. Put another way, 189 people in the U.S. died by the hands of a serial killer in 1987, compared to 30 in 2015. Various theories attempt to explain this change.
In reality its not clear whether there truly was a surge of serial killing, or at least not one as pronounced as the data suggest. Advances in police investigation (for example, the ability to link murders more effectively) and improved data collection could help explain the uptick. That said, no one doubts that serial killing rose for several decades, and that rise fits with a general increase in crime. Similarly, everyone agrees on a subsequent fall in serial killing, and that, too, fits with a general decrease in crime. But where did they go?
One popular theory points out the growth of forensic science, and especially the advent of genetic approaches to tracking offenders. In a recent high-profile example of these techniques, police used DNA samples from distant relatives to identify Joseph DeAngelo as the Golden State Killer, decades after he killed 12 women between 1976 and 1986. The higher prospect of capture may deter potential killers from acting out.
Serial murder has become a more dangerous pursuit, says Thomas Hargrove, founder of the Murder Accountability Project. Because of DNA and improved forensics, and because police are now aware of the phenomenon, serial killers are more likely to be detected than they ever were. The awareness he refers to begins with late FBI agent Robert Ressler, who likely coined the term serial killer around 1980. Theres a power to naming something, Hargrove says.
Many researchers also cite longer prison sentences and a reduction in parole over the decades. If a one-time murderer or robber, for that matter remains behind bars longer, theyll have less of a chance to reach the FBIs serial threshold of two kills (or three, or four, or more, depending on who you ask).
Would-be murderers may also have succumbed to the absence of easy targets. James Alan Fox, a criminology professor at Northeastern University, says that these days people are generally less vulnerable, limiting the pool of potential victims. People dont hitchhike anymore, he says. They have means of reaching out in an emergency situation using cell phones. There are cameras everywhere.
Similarly, helicopter parents are more common than in generations past. Aamodt recalled his own childhood, spent walking or riding his bike unsupervised all over town. You wouldnt let your kids do that today, he says. As a result, a lot of the victims back in the 70s or 80s are almost impossible to find now. The predator starves when prey are scarce.
Its also likely that society has gotten better at detecting and reforming potential serial killers, especially in their youth. Often, Hargrove says, the early catalysts for serial murder (family dysfunction, sexual abuse) can be remedied by quality time with a child psychologist. He adds that pornography may quench the sexual impulses that often precede sexualized killings. Its possible that the sewer that is much of the internet is providing a non-violent outlet for these guys, he says.
Yet another theory speculates that serial killers didnt disappear, but rather transformed into mass shooters, who have skyrocketed in both numbers and prominence over the past three decades. Most experts agree, however, that the two profiles dont overlap enough. The motivation for a mass killer versus a serial killer tends to be different, Aamodt says.

Plot twist tc is violetmassacre

Do you only post topics like this with that account?

But in usually in RPGs they don't have an actual first name. Like Fallou3 3 MC is officially known as "The Lone Wanderer" but his given name could be like Bob or whatever

I didn't know any of the Persona MCs had canon names

iirc upskirting is still legal in some states.

Huge misunderstanding, the blame is explicitly on me there. That was my bad. I worded what I said so god damn badly, that it just looked like I was saying that when I really meant he was supporting P5R spoilers normal reality the characters live in rather than the perfect reality alternative. I fully accept responsibility and 100% apologize for it. Scarecrow17 if you saw my post before the moderation, I'm sorry. I legitimately didn't mean to post it in a way that seemed like an accusation of such things, but I should clearly watch what I'm saying more carefully.

Age of consent is, sure. And that only exists so 16 y/o can do it with 16 y/o without fear of repercussions, not for 30+ y/o guys to ogle/harass/sleep with them.

Adult material of a 16 year old though? Bruh

Anything under 18 is bait and you know it.

I'm not here to argue the specifics on how underage is too underaged because it all is weird... Grown-ass men coming in to a "Best boob" topics to talk about 16 year olds - only to then defend that as "lol bruh 16 isn't loli" as if that makes it okay?

I have no idea what you're talking about but I have so many people tagged as loli lovers that I always have to double check the shit you say because OH LOOK AT THAT

just the monster apologizing for bothering the group of badasses

monster's like

https://streamable.com/vqkhd6

Who gives a shit?

Texas wanted to ban abortions, somehow.
That "somehow" ended up being implementing a de facto ban via the civil courts, by institutiong a civil "bounty" system of sorts.

It's not a whole hell of a lot different than establishing a vaccine mandate via roundabout OSHA regulations, or leveraging the commerce clause to ban in-state marijuana.

How you make a topic bout being depressed then get that ass warned? Huh

Catboy says he's Kanjo, so it's a surprise to only see him warned.