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malkia
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posted December 05, 2001 04:37 AM |
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I don't think changing of sex helps.
So one got problem that can't decide which sex it is - why is that? because he don't like him/herself: Then don't be a narciss? because others don't like him/her: Then this is the problem - the people. If we allow such and other things - then we'll never change. Instead of trying to understand all this people with misfortunate gender-orientation - we are just saying to them - convert!
And to say that - I'm personally against gays, lesbian, and other non-natural sexual orientations.
It's a disease. And there is no need to be proud of it.
have a nice day!
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Gimmickless
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posted December 05, 2001 07:02 AM |
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I fear you are missing the point.
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I don't think changing of sex helps.
So one got problem that can't decide which sex it is - why is that? because he don't like him/herself: Then don't be a narciss? because others don't like him/her: Then this is the problem - the people. If we allow such and other things - then we'll never change. Instead of trying to understand all this people with misfortunate gender-orientation - we are just saying to them - convert!
And to say that - I'm personally against gays, lesbian, and other non-natural sexual orientations.
It's a disease. And there is no need to be proud of it.
have a nice day!
I don't really think this is a question to find out who is gay or not so much as if one is willing to spend time in another group's shoes, no matter what it is. Since this question is coming from a handle of a person who admittedly roleplays their online characters to a fault, I'm not entirely surprised. After all, wouldn't you discreetly like to know who'd play along with roleplaying shenanigans for a while?
As for homosexuality being a disease...I don't like the flaming subculture myself, as well...it's just people trying to live up to an image, a gimmick. However, I know one person who doesn't fit that loose-handshake, sashay in lipstick stereotype, and I can say that at least *he* is a fairly reasonable human being. I say to judge the person, not the group. You don't have to kiss them crazy flamers, after all.  I disagree with your point of view, but I'll respect it as long as you don't start pulling a Matthew Sheppard. (For those of you who don't know who he was, he was a homosexual beaten to death strictly because of his orientation.)
But what can I say? I admitted to not being against being a girl for a month...
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Milena
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posted December 05, 2001 08:53 AM |
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I don't really think this is a question to find out who is gay or not so much as if one is willing to spend time in another group's shoes, no matter what it is.
In female shoes, let's say. After all, you had 50% of chance to be born a girl.
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Since this question is coming from a handle of a person who admittedly roleplays their online characters to a fault, I'm not entirely surprised. After all, wouldn't you discreetly like to know who'd play along with roleplaying shenanigans for a while?
Excuse me. I think you all misinterpreted my RPing. It is one very clear thing. I'm not a sorceress in RL. I'm not married either. I don't know all the people I meet here. But whatever I say, I mean. For me it's very easy to put myself in the place of others. And I do it. It brings pain but relief too... it helps you understand the ways of the world. This is how you can't hate anyone. One you understand them, they are no longer your enemies but a part of your own self and you can't help loving them in a way. This is why I'm roleplaying. Not for the purpose of fooling you all. Not for the purpose of cheating you.
I hope I made myself clear. I hate it when people don't believe me when I tell them my true opinion. "Just because she's RPing" is not an excuse for not trusting me, my friends. I want to have a better understanding of people. You don't help me a lot with this.
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Wyvern
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posted December 05, 2001 11:11 AM |
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Hello...
I don't want to participate in your discussion but I saw some things that are not exactly true.
Why do you think men lose their voice at the age of 15? What does that mean? That they can't talk? Well, I'm 16 and I have never lost my voice, nor intend to do that in the future (although I sing too much and sometimes that may make your voice fall down for a short amount of time but I haven't experienced this yet). Why should I lose my voice? And I haven't heard of other boys losing their voices.
Men are uglier than women? I can't say that because I don't know so many people on this world but I don't think that you do too, so you shouldn't claim such a thing. And especially for Bulgaria I don't know such a tendention. I know that when foreign people come to Bulgaria, they say: "Your women are really beautiful" but they don't say: "Your men are not beautiful". They say that about the women because they are men. I don't know what do foreign women say when they come to Bulgaria about the men.
Maybe I'm wrong but I think the beauty is not so much determined by the gender but by the age. Young people are generally more beautiful than old people... according to me.
And about me... well, I should say that I'm not only the most beautiful boy in the world but also the most beautiful creature in the universe... (Maybe other people also think so about themselves but that doesn't change my mind).
I missed the other points of your discussion and I don't want to comment them.
Goodbye.
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Milena
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posted December 05, 2001 12:10 PM |
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OK...
<<Why do you think men lose their voice at the age of 15? What does that mean?>>
It means their voice mutates and some boys sound like cows in the glades. Sorry, boys, only some of you...
<<And especially for Bulgaria I don't know such a tendention.>>
Tendency. :-) I confuse it too. :-)
<<They say that about the women because they are men. I don't know what do foreign women say when they come to Bulgaria about the men.>>
This is an interesting question. DO only men visit Bulgaria? LoL
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Gimmickless
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posted December 05, 2001 04:37 PM |
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On trust....
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I hope I made myself clear. I hate it when people don't believe me when I tell them my true opinion. "Just because she's RPing" is not an excuse for not trusting me, my friends. I want to have a better understanding of people. You don't help me a lot with this.
I never meant to say that I didn't *trust* you, just that I think that would be a question someone might ask to see how open people's minds were to being outside their own situation. However, I don't think it's that far a step to go from asking the question for its own sake as compared to finding out who's openminded to try some other things.
I know full well that you RP for your enjoyment. Good for you. From my point of view, someone who admits they are typing from someone else's perspective IMO deserves to have everything they say taken with a grain of salt because I don't know when you are talking out of someone else's mouth or your own. Mind you, it's nice to see that you've dropped David_Ryan for the most part. That's one large step IMO for me to take you seriously.
You say I don't trust you? I trust you about as much as anyone else on this board to say what they really think. Read into that what you will.
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Milena
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posted December 05, 2001 06:21 PM |
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<<I know full well that you RP for your enjoyment. Good for you.>>
As if I wrote this for someone else. AS if I didn't write it at all. I was trying to explain I am RPing as long as my RL persona is not a sorceress. I put on a man's shoes for a change to see how it feels and to start thinking of males as one of "us", not one of "them". And for the sake of making a truthful appearance, I make certain sacrifises. David Ryan shaves his beard and I don't. Sorry.
<<Mind you, it's nice to see that you've dropped David_Ryan for the most part. That's one large step IMO for me to take you seriously.>>
Tell me, would you take one seriously who's a guy and dresses as a girl just to see how female clothes would stay on him?
<<You say I don't trust you? I trust you about as much as anyone else on this board to say what they really think. Read into that what you will.>>
I say what I think. You can believe it in the way you want to.
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