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Started by ~RoadToTrista~, May 03, 2013, 09:34:46 AM

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Felix

Quote from: Devlyn Marie on April 28, 2013, 09:48:48 AM
Wondering how much money I'll make selling bacon, egg, and toast poptarts.
Okay I'm super duper out of the loop but I bumbled into this and lol'd so much. Fantastic.
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King Malachite

Today is Free Comic Book Day.  This pleases Malachite.  This is also the day when Aunt Flow is supposed to visit.  This does not please Malachite.  Stuipid hag.
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Edge

Haha. Today is Free Comic Book Day. Edge bought too many comics. Shark week also started a couple days ago. Gorrammit.

Quote from: Liminal Stranger on May 04, 2013, 01:59:15 AMI don't remember why, but she said that I'm not a guy or a girl, I'm a Max. Her explanation was that I don't act like either and that I'm of my own gender, and said "you just sense these kind of things, you know?". But I didn't know, now I'm confused. Other people think I act like a guy, some think I just act like a 12 year old.

But I'm a guy :-/
It doesn't matter how you act. A cis guy can be as androgynous acting as he wants without being called "not a guy." Why is it so hard for people to get it through their heads that it's the same for a trans guy? Sorry this is a pet peeve of mine.
If she already knew you were in a relationship and that you date people regardless of gender, why is she mad?

I was looking for Loki (Marvel) pictures for something and came across... fanart. "Cute" fanart. Did these fangirls miss the part about Loki being a supervillain? Even if they did somehow miss out on the fact that he's a supervillain, how did they miss the fact that he's a Norse god? Sure, he's a Marvel version (aka an alien), but still. Sometimes, I wonder if anyone else likes Loki for being Loki.
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King Malachite

Quote from: Edge on May 04, 2013, 11:06:07 AM
Haha. Today is Free Comic Book Day. Edge bought too many comics. Shark week also started a couple days ago. Gorrammit.


Brought too many?  That must mean it was a great Free Comic Book Day for you. :D  I couldn't really look since I had my small nephew with me, who thought he could buy every single thing in the store with just $5.
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Liminal Stranger

Quote from: Edge on May 04, 2013, 11:06:07 AM
Haha. Today is Free Comic Book Day. Edge bought too many comics. Shark week also started a couple days ago. Gorrammit.
It doesn't matter how you act. A cis guy can be as androgynous acting as he wants without being called "not a guy." Why is it so hard for people to get it through their heads that it's the same for a trans guy? Sorry this is a pet peeve of mine.
If she already knew you were in a relationship and that you date people regardless of gender, why is she mad?

I was looking for Loki (Marvel) pictures for something and came across... fanart. "Cute" fanart. Did these fangirls miss the part about Loki being a supervillain? Even if they did somehow miss out on the fact that he's a supervillain, how did they miss the fact that he's a Norse god? Sure, he's a Marvel version (aka an alien), but still. Sometimes, I wonder if anyone else likes Loki for being Loki.

She still doesn't get that I'm not cis. I know it's bad to keep secrets, but no one's seeing me unclothed, relationship or not, so I just didn't say. The whole class sees me as male now so it's fine, and I don't think she would believe me about it unless I stripped naked to prove it. Like every other boy, I'm held up to that damned double standard of how to act. And I do act like a stereotypical guy, except that I don't chase after girls or act completely inhuman towards them, even if they're aliens to me. Loki and I share that problem- I could be trying to talk about science and someone will start pinching my cheeks and go "OMG YOU'RE SO ADORABLE!!!" in that awful cooing voice that I hate. There's a mind in here and it often gets silenced because the body holding it isn't tall and looming.

But at least I pass to those kids. I had to take the SAT II subject tests today- not only did the registration ticket say "Gender: Female" (and who the hell put you in charge of telling me my gender anyway, collegeboard?), but even before I took it out of my supply bag I was misgendered left and right. People just looked at me and automatically assumed female without even knowing my name. The process of even getting to the test room was having my birthname called out as loudly as possible to a small auditorium of kids in dead silence, then having proctor after proctor move me around and practically scream female pronouns across the room to the other person. And the girls' bathroom was out of order, but yet my proctor made sure to tell me that on my break I should go use the girls' room. Not the restroom, not the bathroom, the GIRLS' room. I wanted to say something so badly but just couldn't, no one would have cared anyway. Happened again when I asked a security guard if there was a phone I could use when my mother was MIA after the exams, because all that stress clearly wasn't enough. She yelled about not wanting to see my ugly face because no one needs to see that stupid sad sack facial expression. I told her the tests were fine because she assumed they were all above my level and that's why I looked that way. She let me go upstairs on my own, but my key to open the building door decided to get jammed into a small part on the key ring. So I'm trying to unstick it, when someone yells my birth name from behind me, simultaneously giving me a heart attack and angering me even more. She just kept throwing it in there at the beginning and end of every sentence while I tried to help her get a stupid shopping cart in the door. The woman hasn't even spoken to me in years, but just couldn't let this opportunity go, now could she?

I finally got up into my own apartment and cried in the privacy of my room because I'd had enough. This doesn't happen to cismales. I should be a cismale. Ergo this shouldn't be happening. But it is, every single day. I don't know if people will ever just look at me and see male 100% of the time, or even most of the time. Here and there misgendering I can subtly correct, but not if people constantly do it. I don't even know what I can do to stop it because HRT is out of the question until 18 thanks to my loving mother, who claims to be saving me from myself.
I've been told it's my hair, after coming home I noticed that it was pretty much standing straight up in the back. Maybe it needs to be short in the back too, not a pixie cut like these obnoxious idiots keep saying would be so cute on "a girl like you", but a standard male haircut.

I want to punch a wall right now.




"And if you feel that you can't go on, in the light you will find the road"
- In the Light, Led Zeppelin
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Shang

That girl sounds tweaked and mentally unsound, Liminal.  Nothing you've said makes me think you should be in any sort of relationship with her except maybe some sort of semi-friendship.   She just sounds like she'll fly off the handle at anything and if she has clingy behavior already and before you dated, that's a recipe for disaster.  I've dated people like that.  It's not fun and it goes bad fast. =/
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Loki's fun to make cute because his personality, even in the myths, is odd and he bounces from cute to nasty really quick.  My favorite depiction of him, however, is in American Gods by Neil Gaiman.  There's another book that had him and the Midgard Serpent in it as well and that was a really good portrayal as well.  Both showed the duality and chaotic mess that Loki is.
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And I have a headache. @.< I'm tired so that's probably it.   I also need to figure out where to sell my left-handed recurve bow.  I'm thinking Craigslist and it's going to go for $75 with a chance of being lowered if talked down.
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Adam (birkin)

I had a dream last night where I was called "sir" by a stranger.

My dreams have always tended to reflect my reality. When I never passed and my body was entirely female, I was female in my dreams and everyone else referred to me that way, even though I hated it. But now, on almost all occasions in my dreams I am male, and people in my dreams refer to me as such.

Of course that reflects that in a majority of situations I pass as male now - which I tend to forget when an ignorant jerk clocks me. But I think it might mean something more, too. I think it means despite how crappy and insecure I feel, I see a man in the mirror more and more even at that.
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Tossu-sama

My T levels are dropping, I got my next shot scheduled up for Monday and you can soon clearly tell that's the case. The smallest things are starting to piss me off on astronomical scale.
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Liminal Stranger

Quote from: A. G. Bheur on May 04, 2013, 02:55:23 PM
That girl sounds tweaked and mentally unsound, Liminal.  Nothing you've said makes me think you should be in any sort of relationship with her except maybe some sort of semi-friendship.   She just sounds like she'll fly off the handle at anything and if she has clingy behavior already and before you dated, that's a recipe for disaster.  I've dated people like that.  It's not fun and it goes bad fast. =/

I don't plan on a long-term relationship happening. Thing is, she sounds pretty unstable described by this but that's pretty much how girls act around here. There's no emotional filters or moral filters or anything, maybe it's because they've got a ridiculous amount of hormonal teenage girls packed into one school. I don't like feeding into stereotypes, but when one of them is upset, it's like some horribly contagious disease- massive amounts of crying and yelling and nonsense. The guys are all either openly gay or act like stereotypical jocks, going through girlfriends like it's nothing and treating most girls like second-class citizens. In fact, before I came out, I was constantly being teased and called "that chick with a d**k" and the like, when I said I was planning on getting a haircut the first time, someone I considered a friend told me not to because he didn't like short hair on girls. It's a good thing the bell rang and lunch ended as soon as he did, because if not for having to run to my science class, I would have lost it and been hauled off to the psych ward, possibly after beating him up. He's accepting and supportive now, but didn't really acknowledge me as even being part of the group back then because he saw me as a girl. Luckily he's changed a lot.

As for her, she's just overemotional and immature. But I accept that those are her character flaws, hopefully she'll outgrow them but she's still my friend at the least. So right now I'm giving her time to be upset and then maybe calm down enough to look things over. It does seem like she wants to get over it, which is a good sign. Though I don't see why it's such a big deal... I'll ask her again once the whole thing has blown over.




"And if you feel that you can't go on, in the light you will find the road"
- In the Light, Led Zeppelin
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DriftingCrow

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Renee

Went and saw Iron Man 3 with family tonight, then a couple slices of pizza at Luigi's. A nice Saturday night.
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Jamie D

The new Star Trek movie is less that 2 weeks away  8)
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Edge

Quote from: A. G. Bheur on May 04, 2013, 02:55:23 PM
Loki's fun to make cute because his personality, even in the myths, is odd and he bounces from cute to nasty really quick.  My favorite depiction of him, however, is in American Gods by Neil Gaiman.  There's another book that had him and the Midgard Serpent in it as well and that was a really good portrayal as well.  Both showed the duality and chaotic mess that Loki is.
I liked American Gods. It was an interesting take. I like the myth where Thor crossdresses and he and Loki go get his hammer back. That was hilarious! Or when they and a couple peasant kids go to Utgard-Loki's hall and Loki looses an eating contest (to Logi/fire), a kid looses a race (with thought), and Thor looses a drinking contest (it was the ocean), can't lift a cat (who was really Jörmungandr), and looses a wrestling match with an old woman (old age). In one of the versions I read, Loki looks at Thor after, smug as can be, and says, "I told you cunning beats strength." Ah. I see what you mean about cute. But still, it's not the fangirl/fanart kind of cute. He is still a Norse god and a troll. Oh yeah! I've been meaning to read the Lokasenna where Loki basically goes on a huge rant and tells all the other gods they suck, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
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Shang

Quote from: Renee on May 04, 2013, 08:01:20 PM
Went and saw Iron Man 3 with family tonight, then a couple slices of pizza at Luigi's. A nice Saturday night.

xD I got home about 11 pm (an hour ago) from seeing that!  Awesome movie! 

And all theatres should serve alcohol.  It makes everything better.

@ Edge:

:P I've made pictures of him eating waffles.  But Loki's adorable.  >.> He's also entirely badass, but he's also cute and you can only take a sex-changing, shape-shifting creature who births a  horse so seriously.   I mean, I take him pretty seriously, but at the same time...he's cute.  And the Loki in Marvel is so damn adorable and awesome. x3 
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Edge

Well, we'll have to agree to disagree then. Personally, I'm not too keen on adorable things, but I think that's just me. I also do not see why being gender variant or a shapeshifter would diminish his ability to be taken seriously. Personally, I see Sleipnir's origins as more tragic than cute, but again I think that may just be me.
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~RoadToTrista~

Zomg this thread freaked me out because I didn't even start it and I thought I got hacked or something. <.>
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King Malachite


This thread freaked me out too.  I was thinking "Trisha started a thread?????"



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ZoeM

Quote from: Anna! :D on May 05, 2013, 08:02:51 AM
I'm starting the day off right - with a bowl of cereal and Doctor Who!

Darnit, now I want cereal. :( Can't, though - gotta go to church in an hour, and that's not really enough time for a store-trip-and-breakfast.
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Shang

Quote from: Edge on May 05, 2013, 12:41:31 AM
Well, we'll have to agree to disagree then. Personally, I'm not too keen on adorable things, but I think that's just me. I also do not see why being gender variant or a shapeshifter would diminish his ability to be taken seriously. Personally, I see Sleipnir's origins as more tragic than cute, but again I think that may just be me.

For me, he's a lot like Puck (they both have similar personalities and similar abilities).  I take both seriously, but at the same time there's something cute about them and something "innocent" in how they act.  To me, they're both a lot like kids who have powers and no notion of how to behave appropriately.  And that is where I can't take them totally seriously by (and anyone that turns into a horse in order to hold up building and then winds up pregnant is going to make me go "o.O" and then smile).  The story of it is far from tragic to me regardless of what carnage happened during it.  Carnage and mayhem, to me, don't make something tragic and it never has. 
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