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Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 2:30 pm
Spicey Cognac kuronymphie_uke chikushou's been banned. Thought you'd like to know. Why? Oh dear. Please inform us which mule she's on, so we can send an invite
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Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 3:45 pm
Koiyuki Spicey Cognac kuronymphie_uke chikushou's been banned. Thought you'd like to know. Why? Oh dear. Please inform us which mule she's on, so we can send an invite Trich Dasgede. And she doesn't know why she's been banned.
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Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 8:15 pm
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Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 8:55 pm
kuronymphie_uke Koiyuki Spicey Cognac kuronymphie_uke chikushou's been banned. Thought you'd like to know. Why? Oh dear. Please inform us which mule she's on, so we can send an invite Trich Dasgede. And she doesn't know why she's been banned. Tell her to check the inbox of the e-mail account she used to make chikushou. It may be sitting in the junk pile.
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Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 10:37 pm
Oh, ok. For some reason I thought you guys meant banned from the guild, not from Gaia. sweatdrop Gawd, that's terrible.
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Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 1:58 am
Yeah it is. Seriously. confused
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Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 3:43 pm
Koiyuki kuronymphie_uke Koiyuki Spicey Cognac kuronymphie_uke chikushou's been banned. Thought you'd like to know. Why? Oh dear. Please inform us which mule she's on, so we can send an invite Trich Dasgede. And she doesn't know why she's been banned. Tell her to check the inbox of the e-mail account she used to make chikushou. It may be sitting in the junk pile. That email...completely malfunctioned, and there's nothing, anywhere, in it. I've been emailing them, but I'm vaguely thinking that inquiry@gaiaonline.com is just a way for them to ignore the questions of people who have been banned. It might, actually, be for my involvement in a petition, supporting the right, on gaia, for people to discuss taboo topics. Honestly, I think whoever banned me just misinterpreted something I said, or something like that, but I can't know until I can contact them.
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Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 6:36 pm
Trich Dasgede Koiyuki kuronymphie_uke Koiyuki Spicey Cognac kuronymphie_uke chikushou's been banned. Thought you'd like to know. Why? Oh dear. Please inform us which mule she's on, so we can send an invite Trich Dasgede. And she doesn't know why she's been banned. Tell her to check the inbox of the e-mail account she used to make chikushou. It may be sitting in the junk pile. That email...completely malfunctioned, and there's nothing, anywhere, in it. I've been emailing them, but I'm vaguely thinking that inquiry@gaiaonline.com is just a way for them to ignore the questions of people who have been banned. It might, actually, be for my involvement in a petition, supporting the right, on gaia, for people to discuss taboo topics. Honestly, I think whoever banned me just misinterpreted something I said, or something like that, but I can't know until I can contact them. Well the last time I emailed them about some money I didn't label for my donation stuff, I ended up getting twice what I asked for. Whatever took place, I'm hoping that justice is served soon.
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Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 6:57 pm
I'm getting frustrated with the "tolerance as long as you don't offend anyone" sorts of stuff going on here.
If I refer to someone who is transgendered as the wrong gender, they get up in arms, or if I mention that a person who says their sexuality is X may simply be still figuring things out and not totally fixed in their sexuality, I'm accused of hating trans people and acting like I'm being homophobic.
It's pissing me off that I can't even DISCUSS the basic ideas of people who MAY be confused when I'm automatically slammed for being "sexist" or "intolerant".
Ad-homs make Oni cry.
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Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 9:23 am
Koiyuki Trich Dasgede Koiyuki kuronymphie_uke Koiyuki Oh dear. Please inform us which mule she's on, so we can send an invite Trich Dasgede. And she doesn't know why she's been banned. Tell her to check the inbox of the e-mail account she used to make chikushou. It may be sitting in the junk pile. That email...completely malfunctioned, and there's nothing, anywhere, in it. I've been emailing them, but I'm vaguely thinking that inquiry@gaiaonline.com is just a way for them to ignore the questions of people who have been banned. It might, actually, be for my involvement in a petition, supporting the right, on gaia, for people to discuss taboo topics. Honestly, I think whoever banned me just misinterpreted something I said, or something like that, but I can't know until I can contact them. Well the last time I emailed them about some money I didn't label for my donation stuff, I ended up getting twice what I asked for. Whatever took place, I'm hoping that justice is served soon. Indeed. Me too.
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Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 9:49 am
[Sha] I'm getting frustrated with the "tolerance as long as you don't offend anyone" sorts of stuff going on here. If I refer to someone who is transgendered as the wrong gender, they get up in arms, or if I mention that a person who says their sexuality is X may simply be still figuring things out and not totally fixed in their sexuality, I'm accused of hating trans people and acting like I'm being homophobic. It's pissing me off that I can't even DISCUSS the basic ideas of people who MAY be confused when I'm automatically slammed for being "sexist" or "intolerant". Ad-homs make Oni cry. Oni, in all honesty, I think the things you say often come across as more inflammatory than you intend. Calling someone who is transgendered the 'wrong gender' actually does seem a bit opposed to transpeople, or like you don't respect their having identified as a gender opposite to their sex. If you think about it, the word 'wrong' implies that something about their gender identity is incorrect, and if they are transgender, and their being the 'wrong gender' is based on this, then you seem to be implying that the 'right gender' is the one that matches up with their sex. And, honestly, even though I understand that a person may not be completely solid in their sexual identity at any point, but, nonetheless, there is nothing more irritating than having a person claim they know more about your sexuality or gender identity than you do. I know this as an asexual, who often experiences people telling me they don't think I'm actually asexual, or that I 'just haven't found the right person', or that sort of thing. It is particularly frustrating, because I have lived large portions of my life feeling (and claiming) that I had to be of some sexual orientation. But, truth be told, I wasn't exactly any sexual orientation, even though I wasn't particularly opposed to sexual situations. I just generally lack the desire to engage in sexual activities, unless I can find some benefit for me. While it is without a doubt that people may be confused about their sexuality and gender identity (the fact that anyone may seem to experience these changes suggests that they are), it is a rather personal attack to label any person specifically as 'confused' about these things. If you were just saying that it is possible for a person to be confused about their gender identity and sexual orientation, then I doubt anyone would be offended. I'm guessing that you were referring to specific people as being currently confused about their state of gender and sexuality, rather than just giving a general statement about confusion. It's really a matter of presentation, and, honestly, I think you should be able to notice these things. I doubt you are having problems discussing the basic possibility of some general, conceptual person being confused about their sexual orientation and gender identity, but rather with discussing the problems of confusion that you think a specific person has, despite what that person says. Of course people will take offense at that, and of course they will respond negatively. Also, I'm not so sure that it's an ad hominem if they aren't using it to discredit your argument, which, if they are just telling you the implications in the way your words are coming across, they are not.
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Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 12:56 pm
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Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 6:23 pm
Hey friends! Guess who else got banned?! xd It's Spicey Cognac by the way. Don't worry, it was my own fault, but I've decided to quit Gaia all the same; it'd just take too much time trying to rebuild everything. I think it's for the best since I believe I've been too glued to the Internet anyway, but that also means no Anti-Prommies Guild. Sorry! Anyway, you guys were great. This was the only place on Gaia I truly enjoyed. You can IM me on AIM at Killer N The Sky if you want. Otherwise, take care and thanks for the great times!
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Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 6:26 pm
Trich Dasgede Oni, in all honesty, I think the things you say often come across as more inflammatory than you intend. >_> I try to be clear and concise and people with a bug up their asses take me to the cleaners. Quote: Calling someone who is transgendered the 'wrong gender' actually does seem a bit opposed to transpeople, or like you don't respect their having identified as a gender opposite to their sex. If you think about it, the word 'wrong' implies that something about their gender identity is incorrect, and if they are transgender, and their being the 'wrong gender' is based on this, then you seem to be implying that the 'right gender' is the one that matches up with their sex. Not actually. What I mean is that if their avatar is male, I often refer to the poster as "he" or vice versa if the avatar is female. It's a simple enough mistake, but so many transgendered people totally call me out on it, as though I'm supposed to be psychic. I don't know if you're trans unless you put it into your sig or identify yourself as such. In fact, male or female are relative, as there are plenty of non-trans people who have opposite sex avis. Quote: And, honestly, even though I understand that a person may not be completely solid in their sexual identity at any point, but, nonetheless, there is nothing more irritating than having a person claim they know more about your sexuality or gender identity than you do. I was not doing such a thing. I was not pointing to a specific person directly and telling them that they don't know about their own gender. I was merely talking about how her gynophillic partner who is very much a trans-"I'm multiple genders at once" person may actually be suffering from being star-struck by her partner, as opposed to being truly MtF. Quote: I know this as an asexual, who often experiences people telling me they don't think I'm actually asexual, or that I 'just haven't found the right person', or that sort of thing. It is particularly frustrating, because I have lived large portions of my life feeling (and claiming) that I had to be of some sexual orientation. But, truth be told, I wasn't exactly any sexual orientation, even though I wasn't particularly opposed to sexual situations. I just generally lack the desire to engage in sexual activities, unless I can find some benefit for me. And you can feel free to categorize yourself however you should wish. But I don't think that it's a good idea in any way, shape or form to have sexuality, even if it's "alternative" to maintstream sexuality, thrust on you. What I feel is this person in question has been somewhat "brainwashed" into trans behavior and beliefs simply because she fell in love with someone who had severe gender identity issues Quote: Also, I'm not so sure that it's an ad hominem if they aren't using it to discredit your argument, which, if they are just telling you the implications in the way your words are coming across, they are not. Basically they say I shouldn't talk about it because it is offensive. But I feel that talking about something that someone finds offensive is not the same as "fighting words" or slandering. It's like if someone said that I had an eating disorder or a jealousy problem and then stated examples and reasons behind such things occuring. Instead of taking it as a personal attack and responding "OMG YER MEAN11!!!!!!11" it would probably be smarter and all-around better to say, "These allegations are not true, and here is why." I've been pressured into converting to Christianity when I was in a low and depressed point of my life. I know that I am not a religious person, in any way, shape or form. I have NEVER been able to believe in a higher power, yet I was practically bullied into conversion. I feel that just like these instances, that it is VERY possible for a person to be convinced that they are heterosexual, even if they are gay, or that there is something wrong with their gender, even though they're really just not following GENDER ROLES. ETC. I don't claim to know more than the individual who claims something. But I can claim to come to conclusions on their position or their beliefs based upon outside research and other close factors that may contribute to said behavior.
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Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:01 pm
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