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Am I? I've always been a bit inconsistent. In the first Iwaku I was, in retrospect, kind of drag-queeny with some sassy bravado. Raz, I think, saw through it even if Gabe didn't. I decided to be more true to my actual personality the second time around, dropping the queenly aspects and ended up leaning more towards feminine. Initially I corrected people, but then it started to feel like I'd have to deal with more gender-stereotype policing and incredulity(which I did to varying degrees) so I stopped correcting and occasionally encouraged the idea that I was female. It felt good for a while, but it didn't last.1) Are you tricking us?
I was a sensitive and somewhat artsy kid who had a weird childhood. I was having issues with my gender before I ever had an internet connection. I was perfectly happy with being a male with in and outside the norm. Then something happened. It wasn't rape, but it was traumatic. Hipsters are usually pretty certain I'm not a hipster no matter what things we may have in common. Long no.2) Is this a hipster thing?
My first impulse is to say " No, because women really do exist [strike]just not on the internet[/strike]." But I catch myself remembering that to most people, the idea of feeling incongruent with one's own physical sex provokes a similar "CAN'T RELATE! WEIRDO! SEE HOW MY KNEE IS JERKING?!" reaction, and I hate that. So while I still find their situation strange, I understand it in a way: That sometimes you just have these uncommon, spontaneous feelings that more normal people will sometimes 1)Try to shame you into hiding for having 2)Claim offense at your secrecy and invade your privacy to find out just what thing they told you to hide that you're hiding and 3)Get angry should you save them the trouble by not being secretive.3) Does this have something to do with Otherkin?
Well, I've always told myself that if I ever transitioned, I'd be strictly celibate. Not glaring at me disapprovingly or accusing me of being responsible for the local std problem would hypothetically be a good start though.4) How should we get you to have sex with us?
I think there's potential for that whenever anyone finds another person attractive; when the other person may not be the sex they appear to be, one might be excused for feeling even more so. Alternately, because a whole subculture of this:5) Why am I so insecure?
exists.I subsist on diet of the straightest dicks. IM SUPER HETERO.
While I currently like and have bacon way more than I probably ever did in the past, I can still go long periods without it if necessary or sometimes just from not feeling particularly motivated to actually partake of offered bacon.6) Do you even like bacon anymore?
I forgot the disclaimer that technically I don't count but...
Am I? I've always been a bit inconsistent. In the first Iwaku I was, in retrospect, kind of drag-queeny with some sassy bravado. Raz, I think, saw through it even if Gabe didn't. I decided to be more true to my actual personality the second time around, dropping the queenly aspects and ended up leaning more towards feminine. Initially I corrected people, but then it started to feel like I'd have to deal with more gender-stereotype policing and incredulity(which I did to varying degrees) so I stopped correcting and occasionally encouraged the idea that I was female. It felt good for a while, but it didn't last.
I was a sensitive and somewhat artsy kid who had a weird childhood. I was having issues with my gender before I ever had an internet connection. I was perfectly happy with being a male with in and outside the norm. Then something happened. It wasn't rape, but it was traumatic. Hipsters are usually pretty certain I'm not a hipster no matter what things we may have in common. Long no.
My first impulse is to say " No, because women really do exist [strike]just not on the internet[/strike]." But I catch myself remembering that to most people, the idea of feeling incongruent with one's own physical sex provokes a similar "CAN'T RELATE! WEIRDO! SEE HOW MY KNEE IS JERKING?!" reaction, and I hate that. So while I still find their situation strange, I understand it in a way: That sometimes you just have these uncommon, spontaneous feelings that more normal people will sometimes 1)Try to shame you into hiding for having 2)Claim offense at your secrecy and invade your privacy to find out just what thing they told you to hide that you're hiding and 3)Get angry should you save them the trouble by not being secretive.
Well, I've always told myself that if I ever transitioned, I'd be strictly celibate. Not glaring at me disapprovingly or accusing me of being responsible for the local std problem would hypothetically be a good start though.
I think there's potential for that whenever anyone finds another person attractive; when the other person may not be the sex they appear to be, one might be excused for feeling even more so. Alternately, because a whole subculture of this:
exists.
I also just remembered that since you came from the UK, you probably encountered fetishistic crossdressers in shiny black bondage gear, ill fitting garterbelts, and clownish makeup with bad teeth to boot, which while a different thing, could color one's perceptions rather traumatically.
I'm least serious about this one for the sarcasm-detection impaired. I don't know which I'm hating on more: that some of those guys make all of us look bad or if it's the fact that they do it while wearing stuff that would look super hot on someone else. There I go again. :P
While I currently like and have bacon way more than I probably ever did in the past, I can still go long periods without it if necessary or sometimes just from not feeling particularly motivated to actually partake of offered bacon.
That was not a euphemism.
Bonus Round!We're all gay here in one way or another.
This explains so many things.Just admit that you're in love with me Asmo. I'm a big girl, I can take it. You don't have to start these threads to get my attention.
Implying you can't eat humans? Only difference is one is legal and the other actually benefits humanity.No. Otherkin are animals or something. You can eat them because that's how the food chain works.
Do both.I'm not sure whether to silently yell at everyone in this thread or slap Asmo for indirectly bringing up Animorphs.
My siblings have spent the last while watching that show over and over and over and over and it is wearing at the very essence of my being.I'm not sure whether to silently yell at everyone in this thread or slap Asmo for indirectly bringing up Animorphs.
Oh, and you can't ever be 100% anything.
Unless god exists and likes to roleplay.
Implying you can't eat humans? Only difference is one is legal and the other actually benefits humanity.
*Holds back angry boy urges*Do both.
Yeah, Animorphs was like goosebumps in the sense that it's kinda old, live action, and just plain weird, except it actually has morals every now and then, and doesn't appear enough to annoy the mess out of you.My siblings have spent the last while watching that show over and over and over and over and it is wearing at the very essence of my being.
But veal is delicious!If you want to eat humans, be my guest. Their meat is rather thin and apparently tastes like veal.
Lot of Asmo hate on this second page.