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 Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2005 8:04 pm
Thanks, JoVo. NadiaM Awr, *gives Rej some cookies* neutral Yeah, my friends are just starting to understand that I'm comfortable being perceived as he or she. But they still correct themselves all the time when they "mix up" Whatcha gonna do, eh? It's just a really hard concept for a lot of people to wrap their brains around. I completely understand how hard it is to know someone and then have to start using a different name or pronoun for them, it takes time and conscious thought, but in my experience it is definitely possible. Keithing I've met more people that like the word "queer" than "shemale." In fact, other than intrusive pop ups and SPAM titles, I have yet to see someone whe actually identified with the term. To each their own, but I hope he can come to some level of understanding your use of "queer." I understand that queer can be used in a very wrong way, but I also believe that there aren't really bad words, it's just the way people use words that makes a difference. If someone were to call me a queer I would most likely be offended, it really depends on the context. My point is that if it's how I personally want to identify, it should be my choice what he calls me, not his. I didn't appreciate his "I'm going to experiment," attitude. Oh well, I'm not as upset by it anymore, it was just bothersome at the time. But, people are only human. I wasn't even there and that makes ME mad. *grumbles at your manager*
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Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2005 7:39 am
Growl.
He's not mad at me anymore...?
The conversation went something like this...
Him: Hey
Me: Um, did you mean to IM me?
Him: Yes. I'm not mad anymore.
Me: Yesterday you wanted to kill me.
Him: Well, not anymore.
Me: Uhhh... ko.
Him: So, what's up?
And then he just talks to me like everything's cool. sad
I just want my world to make sense. Is that so much to ask?
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Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2005 8:10 pm
Borderline frightening. From the verge of riddling you with pointy objects and tearing down the nearest dry wall to nonchalant small talk. I don't even know the guy and he scares me. sweatdrop
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 12:14 am
huh?
are you meaning me?
[rant]Some friends suck. when they can ruin your day with one comment.[/rant]
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 12:49 am
Keithing Borderline frightening. From the verge of riddling you with pointy objects and tearing down the nearest dry wall to nonchalant small talk. I don't even know the guy and he scares me. sweatdrop I second this. And Montigo? What? neutral
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 8:15 am
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 8:17 am
Erm... *doesn't believe you?*
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 11:02 am
ack! there are flies in my house and they wont die! gonk
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 11:31 am
blue_not_red ack! there are flies in my house and they wont die! gonk *kills them* Now, back to Montigo.
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 6:35 pm
I guess this isn't much to rant about really, but I'm fairly disappointed with my feminist criminology class (Women, Crime, and Deviance) thusfar. I think it's mostly my teacher's style - she likes to spend a whole day giving out statistics, such as X% of women arested are for Y and spend Z years in prison. It's semi-interesting, but not what I expected. I also think she expects that everyone has had some experience with criminology, though criminology classes aren't a pre-requisite for this class. A lot of things go over my head because she assumes we've heard of a lot of the theories before.
Also, the reading mostly useless.
At least my motivation and emotion class for my psych major is interesting.
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 6:50 pm
I changed my mind. I was wrong for doing what I did. It was a month ago. If he had a problem, I wish he would have told me, and not gotten his girlfriend to pester me with the details.
I perfer people to deal with their own problems, not get other people to confront you when there is an issue.
The reason I am upset is that I don't like being scolded, i would, like a co-worker i have, rather be hit than scolded. Especially since it was her... She already makes me mad with things that regard to him. And well that people should fess up to their own problems and not get others to deal with them. She kept telling me, it was just conversation, but t felt like scolding, and she kept using baby words about things... I just can't deal with her, and I don't want to talk to him because he knows how much I hate things like people asking to be invited places, as well as well... people not dealing with their own issues...
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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 3:26 am
Montigo Dominic huh?
are you meaning me?
[rant]Some friends suck. when they can ruin your day with one comment.[/rant] Did you think I was talking about you and that crazy father of yours? Intense urges to use the art kit on others? Wow. I realize my life isn't complicated, I just complicate it for me. Thank you me, I heart you too. stare
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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 6:31 am
Keithing Did you think I was talking about you and that crazy father of yours? Intense urges to use the art kit on others? Wow. I realize my life isn't complicated, I just complicate it for me. Thank you me, I heart you too. stare
on another note...
I love the beautiful Sai's
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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 8:01 am
I feel really lost, but maybe that's just because I'm sick, depressed, and possibly going to flunk out of school.
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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 8:48 am
Astri I feel really lost, but maybe that's just because I'm sick, depressed, and possibly going to flunk out of school. *hug* I feel incredibly depressed now after watching A.I. I'm going to bed. Oy. sad
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