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 Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:55 am
Hello!
I'm Freiheit, But you're free to call me Cas or Castiel if you wish. Yes that is my real name.
I am sixteen, I have a cat and a bird, I dislike chocolate...i'm a Trans* FtM, So I can get offended by transphobia jokes...But i love most people. xD
I'm really excited to meet everyone and get to RP with you all!
I have RPed on other places, but never gaia, and i am so excited to try.
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Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:57 am
Castiel is a great name.
It really is, by any chance are your parents named in a similar vein?
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Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 9:01 am
Jikial Castiel is a great name. It really is, by any chance are your parents named in a similar vein? ahaha, No. My true name is Charlotte, but I'm pretty dysphoric with my female name, So I with my mothers permission, i've basically set the claim that my name is Castiel. When my mom remarries, I'll be offically changing it. Since I will be dropping my last name and taking up the new one. My dad still doesn't think i'm serious about it all.
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Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 9:09 am
That's neat.
I wouldn't change my name (I'm rather attached to it) but if I did I'd pick an awesome name along those lines. I already have plans to name one of my eventual children Sameal. Cause the whole angel of death thing.
Pretty sure my eventual wife might not like the idea, but it's something interesting to think about in my spare time.
So what sorts of roleplays do you do?
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Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 12:50 pm
Jikial That's neat. I wouldn't change my name (I'm rather attached to it) but if I did I'd pick an awesome name along those lines. I already have plans to name one of my eventual children Sameal. Cause the whole angel of death thing. Pretty sure my eventual wife might not like the idea, but it's something interesting to think about in my spare time. So what sorts of roleplays do you do? I'll do just about anything ahaha. I'm pretty open to trying new things! Most of my characters are fantasy however.
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Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2012 7:32 am
So what else do you do out there in the great big world. Your sig says you draw.
Any other "hidden" talents?
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Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 6:56 am
Jikial So what else do you do out there in the great big world. Your sig says you draw. Any other "hidden" talents? Ahaha, Oh no. I don't draw. XD I'm looking for people to draw my characters however for me. I play violin, and the ocarina, I write, i'm working on a cosmetology license, and I am a NJROTC cadet. (Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corp)
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Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 7:41 am
Ah the good ol' ROTC, wish I was part of that back in high school, might've saved me some weight gain down the line.
I envy you for the violin, I'd easily give up playing the uke, guitar, and the piano for being able to play the violin....
And if it wasn't for the fact that I'm rather attached to my instruments I'd sell them to get started on a violin.
I collect instruments.
I can't really draw, I think I'm a great abstract artist, but I think everyone is a great abstract artist.
As for cosmetology, is this a means to an end or do you really want to work on people's hair for a living? Not saying there's anything against it, I just know of a lot of people who got it so they can have money to do other things (one of them is currently finishing their master's).
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Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 8:44 am
Jikial Ah the good ol' ROTC, wish I was part of that back in high school, might've saved me some weight gain down the line. I envy you for the violin, I'd easily give up playing the uke, guitar, and the piano for being able to play the violin.... And if it wasn't for the fact that I'm rather attached to my instruments I'd sell them to get started on a violin. I collect instruments. I can't really draw, I think I'm a great abstract artist, but I think everyone is a great abstract artist. As for cosmetology, is this a means to an end or do you really want to work on people's hair for a living? Not saying there's anything against it, I just know of a lot of people who got it so they can have money to do other things (one of them is currently finishing their master's). I would like to one day join up into the Navy so its more of a job till then. But being transgender, I wont be accepted into the Navy unless that rule changes. So for right now thats probably going to be my career and I want to get a license in SFX make-up as well.
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Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 9:02 am
Well as you're preop you could, and I mention this lightly mind you, just go in as female and serve until you can get out and get totally changed. Hell, maybe they won't even do anything about the operation/identity change while you're in.
That way you get all those wonderful benefits, cash monies, and the experience, as well as whatever else comes with being in the navy. Just have to face a bit of disharmony with your female/male consciousness, but hey, what's life without mastering oneself?
Though really, if it isn't high up on your list, SFX make-up artistry and just SFX in general would be a badass career move. And as you would be someone I know if I ever do one of those big Halloween horror extravaganzas that I've been planning I could use an SFX artist.
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Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 12:07 pm
Jikial Well as you're preop you could, and I mention this lightly mind you, just go in as female and serve until you can get out and get totally changed. Hell, maybe they won't even do anything about the operation/identity change while you're in. That way you get all those wonderful benefits, cash monies, and the experience, as well as whatever else comes with being in the navy. Just have to face a bit of disharmony with your female/male consciousness, but hey, what's life without mastering oneself? Though really, if it isn't high up on your list, SFX make-up artistry and just SFX in general would be a badass career move. And as you would be someone I know if I ever do one of those big Halloween horror extravaganzas that I've been planning I could use an SFX artist. I thank you, for being so polite in how you worded that. Most people are just "Well can't you just wait and do it later? I mean please, it can't be that big of a deal." I don't think most people really understand what it feels like to not feel like you belong in your own skin. And yes, SFX is indeed something I really want to try, it's a lot of fun, the little bits I have done.
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Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 1:37 pm
OMG Hi! My name's Mandi, and I too am a transgender. On the inside. I was male in my mother's womb for eight months, the ninth before I was born, I metamorphed to a female's body at the last moment. I still have many of the male wiring in my head and hormones because of it.
That's not to say I don't have my own moments of femininity, I do, but for the most part I am a complete male. Unless it comes to makeup and ballgown dresses. Ehehehe, go figure. It's so cool to meet another person like me in a way!
I have a male name, I just don't often go by it. I decided against having the sex-change surgery and am instead just opting for breast reduction. I don't really think I'd be able to cope with a complete gender-swap, even though I don't feel entirely comfortable in my own skin.
If you want to call me a name other than Mandi, you may call me Stefan since that is my male name. =)
I wish you the best! =)
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Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 5:19 pm
I am utterly perplexed.
Can't really say I completely understand either, but I do know enough not to judge, and I know damn well not to assume it's easy.
It never is.
I'll find more things to talk about next post.
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 6:27 am
Hello,
Mandi Its nice to meet you! I'm Cas. *waves*
Ugh, I drive home to my mom's today. (7+hrs in a car with 5 other kids...yay)
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 8:13 am
That sounds balls. Both the driving and the car full of kids.
Where are you coming back from, cause that's a long way to go.
I never did understand where to put the question mark if at all if the first half of a statement was a question and the second a statement.
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