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Violet Song jat Shariff Crew
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 Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 5:16 pm
Is "your opinions are wrong and are debunked by objective reality." a really hard idea to understand???
scream .
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Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 5:37 pm
Heh, if I'm going to endorse beating someone, which is, I am to understand, different from just reasonable corporal punishment, I'll do so for something that hurt someone else, rather than some aspect of their personality/nature (unless the aspect of their personality/nature is that they like to beat up smaller kids, or execute slugs by setting them on slabs of rock salt, then I'll beat them for that... until they learn to control it. But that gets into my developmental theoreys which really have no place here.).
Considering Carl Jr's history, that is a big step forward for them, I always knew my Chipotle was righteous, managed oen for a year, one of teh better jobs I've done.
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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 2:23 pm
When you're talking to a strange girl, leer at her and say "I'm available," the proper response to "I'm a lesbian" is NOT to ask probing questions about her love life to try to "prove" she's not!
I HATE RANDOM STRAIGHT BOYS THAT HIT ON ME. A LOT. A WHOLE ******** LOT.
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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 2:52 pm
Calixti When you're talking to a strange girl, leer at her and say "I'm available," the proper response to "I'm a lesbian" is NOT to ask probing questions about her love life to try to "prove" she's not! I HATE RANDOM STRAIGHT BOYS THAT HIT ON ME. A LOT. A WHOLE ******** LOT. You know, most of the straight guys who've hit on me here stop as soon as I ask them to stop or get very cold with them. I guess a lot of guys in your area are just dicks or something?
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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:18 pm
Recursive Paradox Calixti When you're talking to a strange girl, leer at her and say "I'm available," the proper response to "I'm a lesbian" is NOT to ask probing questions about her love life to try to "prove" she's not! I HATE RANDOM STRAIGHT BOYS THAT HIT ON ME. A LOT. A WHOLE ******** LOT. You know, most of the straight guys who've hit on me here stop as soon as I ask them to stop or get very cold with them. I guess a lot of guys in your area are just dicks or something? I guess. It's always "are you SURE you're a lesbian?" and "how do you know if you've never been with a guy?" and other such bullshit. stare
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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:22 pm
Calixti I guess. It's always "are you SURE you're a lesbian?" and "how do you know if you've never been with a guy?" and other such bullshit. stare My sister is now rather supportive of my own homosexuality, but at first she was like, "how do you if you've never had a boyfriend?" stare
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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:44 pm
SpaceTerminal Destiny ... but at first she was like, "how do you if you've never had a boyfriend?" stare I don't find this to be completely unreasonable. Until we fully explore our sexuality, we may have preferences, but how can we fully state if that is what will work for us in practice or not?
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 8:47 am
Calixti When you're talking to a strange girl, leer at her and say "I'm available," the proper response to "I'm a lesbian" is NOT to ask probing questions about her love life to try to "prove" she's not! I HATE RANDOM STRAIGHT BOYS THAT HIT ON ME. A LOT. A WHOLE ******** LOT. You could skip the "I'm a lesbian" and buy yourself a nice ring. Then tell them you're engaged. ...it's what I would do.
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:05 am
TeaDidikai SpaceTerminal Destiny ... but at first she was like, "how do you if you've never had a boyfriend?" stare I don't find this to be completely unreasonable. Until we fully explore our sexuality, we may have preferences, but how can we fully state if that is what will work for us in practice or not? Personally, the whole lusting after women and revulsion at the thought of shagging men was kind of a major clue. And either way, it's still ******** rude. Nines19 You could skip the "I'm a lesbian" and buy yourself a nice ring. Then tell them you're engaged. ...it's what I would do. I don't like rings. And I do kinda want a girlfriend. Even if the woman I've got a crush on is way too old for me. emo
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:16 am
Calixti I guess. It's always "are you SURE you're a lesbian?" and "how do you know if you've never been with a guy?" and other such bullshit. stare Well sexual orientation is a measure of attraction. So it's fairly easy to be sure without having had sex with someone. Because attraction shows up just by seeing someone not by ******** them. I guess some boys can be silly? I've only gotten the "are you sure?" thing once, though. Most of the guys I know are pretty courteous people I guess.
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:18 am
Calixti Even if the woman I've got a crush on is way too old for me. emo You and your obvious self sabotage. You're both over the age of 18. Go for it! Besides, she's cute and smart. Those are pretty good reasons in my esteemed opinion. *nodnod*
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:36 am
Recursive Paradox Calixti I guess. It's always "are you SURE you're a lesbian?" and "how do you know if you've never been with a guy?" and other such bullshit. stare Well sexual orientation is a measure of attraction. So it's fairly easy to be sure without having had sex with someone. Because attraction shows up just by seeing someone not by ******** them. I guess some boys can be silly? I've only gotten the "are you sure?" thing once, though. Most of the guys I know are pretty courteous people I guess. A very good friend of mine is gay. When I first met him I asked him if he was sure. He is completly unlike any other gay man I have met. I knew before I actually met him that he was gay, but once I met him it was and still is sometimes hard to wrap my head around. Perhaps it's more of a not fitting with the perception of gay to that individual?
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:00 am
Calixti Personally, the whole lusting after women and revulsion at the thought of shagging men was kind of a major clue. I had similar feelings growing up. Funny that. I turned out to be Bisexual. Quote: And either way, it's still ******** rude. Ah yes, heaven forbid someone actually be concerned about someone they care about. We should stone them to death if they haven't taken the sensitivity courses that would allow them to express that concern in a way in which it will make us all feel warm and fuzzy.
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:01 am
Recursive Paradox Calixti Even if the woman I've got a crush on is way too old for me. emo You and your obvious self sabotage. You're both over the age of 18. Go for it! Besides, she's cute and smart. Those are pretty good reasons in my esteemed opinion. *nodnod* It's not self-sabotage when she really is too old for me! Sheara A very good friend of mine is gay. When I first met him I asked him if he was sure. He is completly unlike any other gay man I have met. I knew before I actually met him that he was gay, but once I met him it was and still is sometimes hard to wrap my head around. Perhaps it's more of a not fitting with the perception of gay to that individual? Possibly. Apparently, people perceive me as straight even when I'm not single. I'm starting to think my lack of gaydar interferes with other people's gaydars. emo
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:12 am
TeaDidikai Calixti Personally, the whole lusting after women and revulsion at the thought of shagging men was kind of a major clue. I had similar feelings growing up. Funny that. I turned out to be Bisexual. Uh huh. Because, obviously, your experiences are universal. My twenty years with zero attraction to men and revulsion at the thought of shagging one means nothing if I actually haven't shagged a man, and "fully explored" my sexuality. Quote: Quote: And either way, it's still ******** rude. Ah yes, heaven forbid someone actually be concerned about someone they care about. We should stone them to death if they haven't taken the sensitivity courses that would allow them to express that concern in a way in which it will make us all feel warm and fuzzy. Because random strangers who ask about whether or not I'm "really" a lesbian after I reject them are so obviously concerned about me, huh? Wow, I'm so grateful for your wisdom.
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