>14 years old >still plays with stuffed animals Please explain.

That's one seriously depressed bunny.

>>84814054
>14 years old
>complaining about a children's cartoon online

I slept with a stuffed bunny until I was 17.

It's incredibly embarrassing even though nobody ever knew.

how many threads for this shitty show do I need to hide

>>84814009
He's also never been to school, and was raised by a homeless man and alien women.

>>84814009
hell be fine

Don't know what show but there are actual grown men and women from all walks of life from any race to any social class that still have stuffed animals in this reality.

>>84814054
>I fucking hate bears so much,

>>84814009
I slept with a stuffed cap until I was 15. I still have it.

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>>84814306
By stuffed cap do you mean pic related, or a Captain America doll?

>>84814075
What was his name?

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>>84814009
>>84814075
>>84814306

>tfw 28

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>>84814009

>>84814075
Someone knit me a stuffed animal and I sleep with it every night now.

>>84814009
Steven never went to school or had any real interaction with kids his age, so he still acts like a young child. Hell, his actual physical development is tied directly to his emotional maturity, and Greg even said he's been stagnating since he was like 9.

>>84814643
It's cute!

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I have my childhood teddy bears framed. Not sure why. Sometimes I feel guilty becuase maybe they're cramped in there. It's a big enough frame and they're small enough bears, though.
>mfw discussing the ethical inplications of framing inanimate objects
Why the fuck am I banned, test.

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>>84814554
A little stuffed cap, shield and all.

>>84814009
25 and I have a bunch of stuffed animals, although I'm a grill so it's slightly more acceptable


How is it different from having a bunch of funko pops or any other type of figurine?

>>84814947 #
I know that feel. I keep my childhood dolls on a tall shelf next to my bed sometimes I worry if they watch me fap, silently judging me...

>>84814009
>fifteen years old
>posting on 4chan
Please explain.

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>>84815324
Wearing a skirt doesn't make you a girl. I'll require some proof.

>about a year ago, took to having a long pillow between my legs and a short pillow in my arms when I sleep
>can't break the habit because it's just too goddamn comfy and reminiscent of a person I can spoon to quit
>tfw 23
Did anyone else have a NASCAR Racers pillow when they were young? Mine's a Flyer.

>>84814009
I wish I could buy an MC Bear Bear plush

but anon a daki may as well be a stuffed animal

>>84815324
TUCSON
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>>84815324
One is a sign of immaturity and an inability to let go of the past.

The other is owning stuffed animals.

>>84815374
Supposedly that's good for your spine.

>>84814075
I'm 26 and still regularly sleep with a plushie because it feels nice to hold something

I'm 25 and still have a few stuffed animals kickin' around.

>>84814088
And probably the internet. Maybe he's just as corrupted as us and just hides it well.

>>84814075
I'm 27 and I still sleep with a stuffed octopus every night and there's a pile of plushes on my bed

Nothing wrong with cute cuddly stuff

I'm sure I have a few stuffed animals around here somewhere.

>>84814075
>>84814643
>>84814771
>>84816640
>>84817997
Wow............. So this is what extroverts are like, always needing someone else there.

I wouldn't say I sleep with them but I still have some childhood stuffies on my headboard.

>>84814009
My mom had half a dozen stuffed bears and piggies in her bed at 54.

>>84814009
>OP
>30something years old neckbeard
>still play videogames and watch cartoons

>>84814009
He's 14 but is physically 10.

>>84814009
He doesn't have a lot of friends or even kids near his age. French Fry boy is always busy with work and Connie is a late addition to his meager circle of friends (age-wise).

>>84814110
People underestimate dolls/stuffed toys. They can tell a lot about a person/kid.

>>84818572
A-are you saying that stuffed animals are alive and judging us?

>>84814009
>>84814075
I still have some of my stuffed animals to this day.
I can't just throw them away, even though I don't sleep with them in my bed anymore or anything.

>>84818595
No, child development-wise, dolls/stuffed animals are good. It's sad that our society doesn't let boys play with dolls, but it helps a lot with nurturing and working out strong emotions. Maybe the latter has an effect with adults with stuffed toys?

>>84818022
If I was an extrovert I would've been affectionate with real people instead of clinging to a teddybear as a teenager.

>>84817997
>stuffed octopus
Best kind of stuffed animal

21 have a few plushies on my shelf, more of a display thing though
>Freddy
>Jason
>Clyde (From Pac-Man)

>>84818022
I'm not an extrovert, it just feels nice holding something while I sleep and a stuffed toy is cuter and better shaped for it than a pillow

I prefer to sleep with stuffed animals & I am a 23 year old girl. Maybe it's spooning practice, but it really helps me sleep to hug/choke something between my arms & chest.

>>84815324
>How is it different from having a bunch of funko pops
Anything is more acceptable than funko pops including collecting your piss in bottles

>>84818526
Physically 8 actually, that's when he stopped developing according to the birthday episode.

Hasn't the fact that he was raised by a dad with no clue what he's doing, and three alien guardians kind of emotionally stunted his maturity?

I'm 19 and I have a cuddling pillow
Not like a dakimakura, but an actual pillow that I cuddle every night
I'm a lonely anon

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>>84818022
>Being so introverted that you consider adults who sleep with stuffed animals as extroverts

Anon

That is some next level shit

>>84814009
He saves the earth twise, he decerve do what he whant

>>84819495
You ever hump them while masturbating? I'm just curious about plushie practices, not being a creep or anything.

I got 4 of them. I got them as gifts from friends, would be rude to refuse them. It's strange how they keep giving me since i've never made an implication that i like them in first place.

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>>84818022
>I don't actually know what extrovert and introvert means.

>Made a hobby out of making stuffed animals
>Keep my sewing machine out all times in the hopes that it explains all the dolls around my room

>>84814009
Nigga as long as you ain't fuckin em then it's all good

>>84820184
>Replying to me over the internet on an almost personal level

I don't want your baby

>>84819896
Dude, you should get a dakimakura. They're really comfortable.

>>84819578
>collecting your piss in bottles
Why do some people do this?

>>84820242
Not that anon but I've a couple of big ones (80cm+) that I've found myself lightly grinding on through my bedclothes if I'm in bed and feeling horny. Though then I just put them aside and masturbate, clean/wash up and then return to cuddling. I don't really want to get my plushies gross and dirty.

>>84820637
The bottle is closer than my toilet.

>>84820637
It's surprisingly useful to keep some around

>>84820787
Do you often suffer jellyfish stings in your bedroom

>>84820705
Thanks, anon. Always good to here info straight from the horse's mouth.

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This is Eduardo. My girlfriend bought him for me before she left to study in Germany so I'd have something to cuddle when she wasn't around. He's a lot fluffier than he looks. He was better than my pillows even, sometimes all I needed to get to sleep was to rest my head down on him.

Sometimes I'd call her on Skype, and we'd each hug our teddies, and pretend that we were hugging each other. That was my favourite part about being so far away. That the intimacy and affection still found a way to be there.

Long distance was hard. In the end neither of us could take it. The problems kept mounting up. She cheated on me and I cheated on her. It was awful, we just totally broke down and I in particular lost a lot of friends over it.

But Eduardo reminds me of when everything was simpler, and all you needed to show you loved someone was wrapping your arms around them.

I haven't really felt a genuine emotional connection with another human being since all that happened. I'm scared of hurting people, and I'm scared of being hurt.

But Eduardo is always here when I need him

>>84820637
when I lived with other people I did it to avoid them

>>84820827
No, but if there is an intruder in the house or I feel like threatening my parents for something a bottle of aged piss comes in real handy.
Also the jellyfish thing is a myth.

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>>84820883
>No, but if there is an intruder in the house or I feel like threatening my parents for something a bottle of aged piss comes in real handy.

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>>84819896
Cuddling/hugging pillows are a thing, aren't they?

In my part of the world, I've had them since I was a kid and I always sleep with them. I can sleep without them but it wouldn't be comfortable. The posture is just too comfy.

>>84814009
Some females collect them well into their 20s.

>>84818022
Extroverts feel energized when interacting with other people. It has nothing to do with having plushies as stand-ins for real people. It wouldn't be the same for them.

>>84814009
Anon there are adults who still buy and use coloring books. This is nothing compared to that

>>84821165
That's more of a hipster trend, isn't it? But in the first place, I have nothing against coloring because that shit can be relaxing. Maybe it's the whole trend that bugs you.

>>84821132
>Extroverts feel energized when interacting with other people

I feel the opposite. It drains me. If I spend the day with lots of people I need a few days alone after that.

>>84821204
I know a guy who made coloring book specifically for adults. It has those trippy LSD induced mandala patterns. Which he actually made when he was high.

>>84821243
Double edged, isn't it? Makes you anxious after being alone for too long, then you need to spend time with friends, too much and you need to be with yourself for a few days.

>>84821243
Then you're not an extrovert but probably an introvert. I feel the same way.

Extroverts feel energized with other people. Introverts can interact fine but it drains them.

>>84821261
Yeah I don't get why adults aren't supposed to color. Sounds especially strange on a cartoons and comics board.

>>84821495
Why color when you can draw?

>>84821261
Well I'm glad your friend made something out of it

>>84821761
Why can't you color just because you can draw?

>>84820861
I'm pretty sure /trash/ has lewd plushie threads from time to time if you wanted to hear from people who do fuck their toys. Not my cup of tea personally, because again, I don't want my collection getting gross and less huggable. But if you want their insight I'm sure they'll be happy to share.

>>84821761
Coloring is comparatively much, much easier, but still fun.

When the average person tries to draw it looks like an abortion from deviantArt. So most adults never even try.

>>84821828
I produce pornography, both written and drawn.

Sometimes I need to produce stuff from a female perspective. Of course I can just improvise and make presumptions about what they might be feeling or thinking or doing when they're alone. But there's always a nagging feeling that I'm off base. I'm quite certain about what male sexuality is like, and while I can use that to interpolate female sexuality, there's always that gap that I can never be sure about.

So I like to get thoughts from females on occasion, about certain things, even if it's just anonymously and I have no idea who they are. It's not really so much about plushies.

>>84820242
Different anon but I either throw a sheet over mine or move them when I masturbate

>>84822309
is masturbation really that messy?

>>84821080
maybe is an instinct left from the time we were apes clinging to trees

>>84822353
No I just don't want them to look at me during

>>84822353
Not that anon but it can give off a smell.

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>>84822544
problem solved

>>84823079
I don't understand the relevance of chespin in this discussion

>>84814009
I still sleep with a large teddy bear and I'm like 22.

>>84815355
Thy don't judge you; they love you unconditionally.
They want to take part.

>>84814075
My dad slept with a teddy bear until he was 27. He fought in Vietnam at 17 and didn't give a shit about it.

>>84821243

You're an introvert

>>84823273
responded to the wrong post, meant to be to >>84822498 ie get one with closed eyes

it was funnier in my head

I'm 23 and my bed is covered in plushies.

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>tfw upgraded directly from stuffed animals to dakimakura
feels good.

>>84824360
>upgrade
>losing the tensile feedback from a plush's distinct shape and textures from the different materials for a pillow you can't even see your waifu on when your eyes are closed

>>84820883
>or I feel like threatening my parents for something a bottle of aged piss comes in real handy.
JUST GIVE ME THE TENDIES AND NOBODY GETS THE PISS!

>>84814009
You still sleep with your mom, are you saying that is better?

>>84814075
Did you get it pregnant?

>>84814009
owning isnt the same as playing with. i wish i still had the ability to sit and play with shit, but i don't have imagination anymore

>>84817997
i don't know why sleeping with stuffed animals is bad for you; supposedly you must get rid of that habit at 7th year, but sincerely i don't know why you can't sleep with one you reach adulthood.

The only reason i can't think is that you must start interacting with other people and canalize that "affection" to other persons and not something that is dead (be more Biophile than Necrophile).

>>84814009
22 here.
Although I don't necessarily need it, I do have two plushies next to my pillow. When I was a kid I did play with them and they all had their personalities but now it's just nice to occasionally squeeze in them

>>84814009
This was eluded to in "Steven's Birthday". Steven's mental age is literally 8.

>ominous green triangle at the foot of my bed

>>84814947
You should let them out for a day and maybe give them a hug.
I have a few plushies, but I don't sleep with any of them because I'd hate to squash or get them gross.

Raised by aliens.

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>>84818022

>>84821243
>It drains me. If I spend the day with lots of people I need a few days alone after that.
That's literally what an introvert is.

>>84821165
>>84821204
>>84821261
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/03/23/infantilized-college-students-need-safe-spaces-to-avoid-scary-free-speech/

>A “safe space” was created for students upset by the debate; the space included cookies, coloring books, bubbles, Play-Doh, calming music, pillows, blankets, and a video of puppies.

>>84840576
>breitbart

lol, speaking of virgin manchildren....

>>84814009
I stopped when I was 12 or so
Man btw.

>>84814009
I keep my favorite one in my box of sentimental shit.

>>84831568
I've never heard that sleeping with them is bad somehow. My parents never told me to stop or anything.

>>84831568
>>84840804
i stopped when i was like 6 but started again around 14 i think
>>84821828
theres a thread now >>>/trash/4023789

>>84821288
This happens to me all the time! Dear christ why?

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>>84814009
SOFTIMUS PRIME

>>84814009

i had stuffed animals laying around my room for years

no idea why they just sorta sat on my bed and i just never found the time to move em

>>84818022
Dude they're easier to hold than a pillow for your arm.

>>84847146
That's some cute shit, Anon.

I'm a 20 year old man. I've been collecting stuffed animals for most of my life. I bought my last one when I was 17. A few months afterwards, I realized I no longer wanted to cuddle it, or any stuffed animal. I put them all on my shelf instead.

I actually miss the feeling I got when cuddling them more than I ever dreaded the embarrassment of people knowing I had them.

>>84814009
funny thought. When I was younger I used to be so afraid of growing up because that meant that I wouldn't be able to browse the toy aisle at departmental stores or get toys for birthdays or christmases. It used to be a pretty big fear of mine because I was so scared of growing up and being a weird 20 year old who still wanted toys.

Thankfully that's no longer the case, but it's funny to think about how aware I was at the age of like 9.

sage for offtopic.

>>84814009
When my sister went off to college, she bought me a Chespin plush to keep me company (because poorfag family and we shared a room since birth). I was 17 when she left and my parents were looking at me like I was a little fag because I actually slept with it.

>>84851079
That's cute anon.

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>tfw allergic to plushies
>tfw you still own a bunch of them

Because I'm a sperg i like to just organize them so they're next to others that are their friends/look okay so i think they're fine on the shelves looking like they're having a tea party or something like that. But I'm planning to get a body pillow to cuddle with it and maybe when i move from my parents house i might buy a daki cover of my husbando

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>>84853482
>allergic to plushies
what specifically?
i have an allergy to dust mites but mite proof materials exist
the kid in this great movie was allergic to his plushy but i forget what was wrong with him

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Had a family member sew this after seeing Nightmare Before Christmas when I was 9. Only stuffed animal I still have or remember being attached to (though I'm sure I had others).
his name is Henry

>>84853868
I think he just had asthma? They kept it after the thing was put in the freezer.

>>84820862
i-im sorry anon

>>84814947
Toy Story did this to everyone.

>>84820862
Sometimes the littlest things carry the heaviest burdens, whether they know it or not. Stay strong Eduardo, stay strong for your anon.

>>84819896
It just feels good.
It's feels better than hugging a person.
I love my wife but I sleep better when I hug a pillow instead of her.

>>84853868
I'm not sure, maybe it's because of dust mites. My eyes get all itchy and i end up waking up coughing like a heavy smoker, this also happened when i used to stay at some friends' homes because they also have a bunch of stuffed toys.

Is not a big deal.

>tfw can't get rid of my build-a-bear from when I was 10
>he still has his original Marines outfit
>he sleeps on the shelf next to my stuffed dog from when I was 5

>>84853868

That was a great film. Almost Ghibli-esque in its setting and characters