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Why Are Androgynes of Such a Mild Temperament?

Started by Nero, January 23, 2008, 07:17:19 PM

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RebeccaFog

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cindybc

Wishy can relax, the squirrel bridge are working with us. I could always get her/he a suit of armor made of light.

Cindy
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Jaimey

how did we go from faeries to squirrels with light sabers?  It's madness. Madness, I say!

I'll be a faerie, thank you very much. :icon_bunch: Delivering flowers to the flowerless.
If curiosity really killed the cat, I'd already be dead. :laugh:

"How far you go in life depends on you being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and the strong. Because someday in life you will have been all of these." GWC
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Nero

Why is it that every topic on the Androgynee board degenerates into a stand up comedy routine?
Nero was the Forum Admin here at Susan's Place for several years up to the time of his death.
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RebeccaFog


We are walking jokes.
We have short attention spans.
We have little to no focus.

why did the androgyne cross the road?
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to get to the punch line.

Posted on: February 10, 2008, 01:43:45 AM
Quote from: Nero on February 10, 2008, 01:35:20 AM
Why is it that every topic on the Androgynee board degenerates into a stand up comedy routine?
actually, I think you brought up an important point.

Does this bother you?   I'm asking seriously.  Sometimes when I'm cracking up at someone's post, I'm wondering if the binary people are cursing our existence.

I mean, how does it appear to others when we devolve into jokers?  Seriously.
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Nero

Quote from: Rebis on February 10, 2008, 01:46:35 AM

We are walking jokes.
We have short attention spans.
We have little to no focus.

why did the androgyne cross the road?
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.
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to get to the punch line.

Posted on: February 10, 2008, 01:43:45 AM
Quote from: Nero on February 10, 2008, 01:35:20 AM
Why is it that every topic on the Androgynee board degenerates into a stand up comedy routine?
actually, I think you brought up an important point.

Does this bother you?   I'm asking seriously.  Sometimes when I'm cracking up at someone's post, I'm wondering if the binary people are cursing our existence.

I mean, how does it appear to others when we devolve into jokers?  Seriously.

No, doesn't bother me. You all are adorable. I was just teasing. Kinda curious as to why androgynees have such a great sense of humour though.
Nero was the Forum Admin here at Susan's Place for several years up to the time of his death.
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RebeccaFog

Quote from: Nero on February 10, 2008, 02:03:22 AM
No, doesn't bother me. You all are adorable. I was just teasing. Kinda curious as to why androgynees have such a great sense of humour though.
It is one of our traits.  It's why we need to fund a serious study on who we are.

Sometimes, for me, humor is the only way I have of gently touching another human being.
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cindybc

Well you have a ->-bleeped-<- here that loves to have a good belly laughs. That's the problem with this world, wayyyyyyyyyy to serious. I come here to get a rest from the mundane.

Hi Jaimey will this one do?



Cindy



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sd

Quote from: Nero on February 10, 2008, 02:03:22 AM
No, doesn't bother me. You all are adorable. I was just teasing. Kinda curious as to why androgynees have such a great sense of humour though.

If you cannot laugh at yourself...

You could say we were handed a joke, and a free sense of humor came with it.


Of course there is always the option of a sniper rifle and a watertower...
While, I prefer humor, I haven't ruled out the watertower just yet. ;)
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Seshatneferw

Quote from: Nero on February 10, 2008, 01:35:20 AM
Why is it that every topic on the Androgynee board degenerates into a stand up comedy routine?

Because we don't take anything seriously?

Like Rebis said, you brought up an important point. I think this ease of falling back to humour is in some ways related to our condition. A defense mechanism against people laughing at us? Something that enables us to live with our gender issues? Whatever it is, your observation suggests that there is a connection.

Androgyne -- come for the gender issues, stay for the laughs!

  Nfr
Whoopee! Man, that may have been a small one for Neil, but it's a long one for me.
-- Pete Conrad, Apollo XII
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Shana A

Quote from: Nero on February 10, 2008, 01:35:20 AM
Why is it that every topic on the Androgynee board degenerates into a stand up comedy routine?

If I didn't have a sense of humor about my gender issues, etc., I probably would have have ended up in a locked ward talking to myself...

y2g
"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." Oscar Wilde


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Nero

Quote from: y2gender on February 10, 2008, 09:03:23 AM
Quote from: Nero on February 10, 2008, 01:35:20 AM
Why is it that every topic on the Androgynee board degenerates into a stand up comedy routine?

If I didn't have a sense of humor about my gender issues, etc., I probably would have have ended up in a locked ward talking to myself...

y2g

awww I was just teasing, Z.
Nero was the Forum Admin here at Susan's Place for several years up to the time of his death.
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Simone Louise

I frequently talk to myself, and sometimes lock myself OUT. What passes for a sense of humor is merely of function of my mind being wired differently, plus I get distracted easily.

My wife was lying on my chest, complaining it is too bony, wishing it were more pillowy. Me too. Finasteride works slowly, should do the real hormone treatment. Oops, body disphoria is the other topic.

What were we talking about, an even temperament? As a kid, I would react with anger and violence. I didn't like that, and consciously effected a change over the years. I learned that if I didn't accept what I couldn't change with a bit of resignation and a sense of humor, a migraine would stop me dead in my tracks. Transforming myself from city boy to farmer, and quickly failing financially, transformed me in other ways, too. I no longer experience the pain and nausea, just the aura and sometimes the inability to express myself in words. As I learn to accept myself and my weird wiring, I find I can more easily see other viewpoints and find humor in the ways of the world. Did I say I could accept myself--oh well.

A good week, a week of peace,
Simone
Choose life.
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cindybc

Hi I would be in the same bug house sitting next to you y2gender. I love humor. Actually it was the use of humor that helped me throughout the twenty years I worked as a social worker. Well I may have been the culprit that started the stand up comedy stuff a couple of times already. Anyway I guess that was what made me fall in love with you guys to begin with.

Cindy
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NickSister

I think it is a really interesting and valid question even if you were not being too serious Nero. It can take an external observer to see what is probably obvious. Now that you have pointed these things out I think many of us Androgynes can really relate to your comments (whether true or not... :P).

I have a feeling that many of us use humor as a universal way of relating to all other people. When you don't quite relate to women as a woman or to men as a man then maybe one of the things we all have in common is humor?
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RebeccaFog


Last night I asked the people in my support group if they ever have times when they can't answer the question - "who, or what, are you?"

They couldn't understand what I meant.  I tried to explain further, but no one said they had that issue.

Of course, I had to make it a point to declare that I'm not insane.  Just different.   :P

I'm sitting here, not knowing who I am, but I'm okay.  It's just me.  It's just my way.   :P

Nothing to see here.  Be on your way.
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Ell

Quote from: Rebis on February 11, 2008, 10:13:52 AM
I'm sitting here, not knowing who I am, but I'm okay.

You'll always be Rebecca to me.

-ellie
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RebeccaFog


Thank you, Sweetheart.     :)


(I almost wrote "Sweatheart".  Yuck.)
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cindybc

Hi Rebis, Rebecca? Wow how neat, nice to meet you Rebecca. Cindy in her elegant sparkly white gown, curtsies gracefully to Rebecca like a ballerina at the end of her performance.

Cindy
The Fairy

 
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