Thaidakar the Ghostblood

Says the person who said "MY LIFE IS DEDICATED TO KVOTHE!" And who's username is a book thing. And who has various book quotes in their signature. And is in a book themed gladiatorial combat from a book themed role playing game on a forum website made for nerds of a very specific series let by the biggest nerds around. So... I think the evidence is pretty conclusive. Thou art a nerd, person named after the Edema Ruh.

I belong here, for I am, in fact, not a single Pringle. I am, actually, a single prongle.

Chuck Norris round house kicked SWN

*Sacrifice Elan It's the sequel to Sacrifice Eddie!

I agree. It is a valid way of thinking, it's a real way of identifying. Fair. I see that. There are plenty of things that I myself think of as inflexible, that others find it more flexible and that's fine. My main thing is that the idea of gender roles in the first place (like, to take an example from stormlight, only men can fight and only women can read) is a little ridiculous in a lot of cases. However, in some it makes complete sense (ie men in general have more capacity (I'm not saying men have more strength, I'm just saying the capacity. I bet almost every woman has more strength than me) for strength overall, no matter how much we dislike that fact.)

I'm not meaning like things we've known for awhile. Most of what I'm saying is based on that I say a video where someone was saying they were trigender and saying (paraphrased) "Hey, here's a new gender, y'all." This comes down to what I kinda forgot to address in my post. I'm mainly asking why people can't (stupid flimsy English language) be more feminine while still being male, for example. That's a bad example to what I'm trying to express here. This, I suppose, is closer: when it comes to gender roles, cannot one do x thing while still being the same gender? (I don't mean to come across here as attacking, just wanting to learn.) Perhaps I'm just seeing all this through a particular lens, but I really don't get a lot of it. I mean no disrespect, I just don't see the point in some ways. I can get, sorta, why, but not on the level that I can truly understand the why.

Hey, y'all. I don't want to be offensive, I just really want to know and have a low selection of people who fall into the LGBTQ community nearby that I know and can talk to. Again, I'm not trying to offend anyone, I'm just trying to formulate ways that I can talk to people in better ways and be able to understand more of the world, which, as someone who wants to make a living as an author, is important. So please remember that. I know this is primarily made as a gay club, but my question is about how people identify as genders that haven't been discovered (is that the right word?) before. My question might be a little offensive, but I truly don't mean harm here. I've been having a hard time fitting my question into adequate words for a minute or two and I'm scratching my head on this. Basically, what I'm wondering is why do y'all feel the need to change genders/transition/whatever term y'all have for it, when you could, potentially, when you could do a lot of the same things (and I'm just reaching into my mental bank here, so I could be really wrong about this entirely, please correct me) that you would want to do in that other gender in the gender you are/were? Again, I'm not trying to be offensive, I just feel a desire to know. Kinda like my next step in trying to better understand and respect people. Please be patient with me. I may not ever see things the same way as y'all or understand completely, but, hey, at least I'm trying here? Anyways, sorry for making this a little long. Hope y'all have wonderful days.

I do too, that is why you go up to x random guy and say "Hey, do you wanna dance?" during the girls choice ones. And, a good way to get people to dance with people is walk slowly around without a pack of others around you and don't look like you're explicitly wanting to dance with someone, a little bit, but not solely that.

You could show up with the intention to dance without a group of people

Not necessarily.

Yes, but you can dance with people other than your friends... It's what we awkward guys have to do all the time.

There's no way...

mmm... breakfast burritos wouldn't you like to know?

Favorite song from Hamilton? Favorite actor/actress from Hamilton? Favorite Hamilton in Hamilton? Favorite Scheuyler sister? Favorite character in Hamilton?

Stickenheimer?

I had to read that at least three times to realize what it meant.

Precisely! That is how the game is played. it’s this way that we will get the girls to understand our pain.

You get it now. Welcome to the club. what you do then is approach a random guy and ask him to dance. Nothing bad will happen. Imagine what you say when a guy asks you to dance and he’ll say something like that.

Either he has no clue what to say and is an idiot, like me, or hes not interested. I am inclined to think the first. A lot of guys just have no idea how to talk to girls they may have the slightest of feelings for. In many situations I’ve been in, my sense for carrying conversation has just flew out the window, leaving me having no idea what to talk about even though I do want to talk with them.

I love it. TBH, I was expecting the next SA book to be titled that lol, gave me book of endless pages vibes.

Chuck Norris won the game.