Author Topic: Stocking  (Read 21468 times)

your tone tends to come across as really aggressive
>tone
>text
???


Yeah I agree that you aren't a girl. Not even a abnormal girl. You're just a man. Even after undergoing surgery and stuff you would still be a man. Just a kinda mutilated or something man. Just because you decide you're a girl doesn't make you a girl. Even in the future when our technology is so good that they can change everything perfectly when doing gender operations I wouldn't consider that a girl.

>tone
>text
???

read a page of a book inside your head. is it completely monotone?

read a page of a book inside your head. is it completely monotone?
no i'm just saying you can't really choose what tone you type in

no i'm just saying you can't really choose what tone you type in
Yes you can. Tone in books is one of the most important aspects.


That's very narrowminded. Obviously I'm not going to change your mind, and there's no feasible way you'll be able to undermine my identity, so it's really not worth arguing over. Not worth the stress. You're free to think that way, though.

i'm mostly trying to understand how the heck that thought process works, though i guess it wouldn't really be possible to understand
oh well
gg

no i'm just saying you can't really choose what tone you type in

well forget you too, you closeminded bitch

(I don't have anything against you because I don't really know you, but I am trying to illustrate my point and prove you wrong)

well forget you too, you closeminded bitch

(I don't have anything against you because I don't really know you, but I am trying to illustrate my point and prove you wrong)
should have used [abbr], then they wig out until they quote it and the lesson comes off better

also it's funny :cookieMonster:

i'm mostly trying to understand how the heck that thought process works, though i guess it wouldn't really be possible to understand
oh well
gg
If that's what your after, I don't know if I can even explain it. I myself don't have that great an understanding of how it happened. It's basically just one of those gut-feeling type situations. As a young kid I guess I did girly things like play with barbies, and during recess I'd have boys rescue me, the fair princess, from a dragon or something. When I began to mature, something felt really out of place, and as I came into my teenage years I started having an identity crCIA. At first I thought I was gay and was in denial about it, because back then I sorely hated homoloveuals. But that didn't feel like it fit me either. Any forum account or similar I had online was always female, and every time I played a game where I had the choice of the character's gender, it was female. I felt really comfortable being referred to as 'she' and whatnot. So I stuck with it, not knowing what transgender or anything was. When I was fifteen, someone mentioned the word to me and instantly I just felt like 'that's me', and so I've been there ever since, broadening my knowledge about, well... me. What makes me me.

Middleschool love ed programs should go over this stuff, so that these kids don't go into adulthood not knowing what the forget a transgender person is.

i always make female characters in games, but then again that's probably just because i'm a gigantic friend
i suppose i can see that works though, if it's been a lifelong thing

I make female characters because they're pretty, And females have better clothes.