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by Nature-Spirits » Sun Oct 18, 2015 9:56 am
by Nature-Spirits » Sun Oct 18, 2015 9:58 am
by Nature-Spirits » Sun Oct 18, 2015 10:02 am
by Sucrati » Sun Oct 18, 2015 10:59 am
George Washington wrote:"If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter."
by Kiruri » Sun Oct 18, 2015 11:53 am
by Val Halla » Sun Oct 18, 2015 11:56 am
Kiruri wrote:Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
I have stopped using razors. Hair removal creams FTW for me.
Hrmmm maybe I should give that a go. I never really looked into them. I heard they smell horrid and can damage the skin as well..I'll have to get my hands on s'more info before I decide to go for those types of creams.
You guys got any info?
by Italios » Sun Oct 18, 2015 11:59 am
Sucrati wrote:I believe that some of you know who I am. I may have debated (and lost) on many occasions with member nations of NS in various threads. Threads which include religious and LGBT related issues. I even stated ages ago (and it was taken as a pretty bad joke, even though I meant it at the time) of saying that gender orientation was a choice and you could choose to be gay or straight. I know that I am wrong on all counts, especially since my drive to prove my points was out of fear of opening my mind to my own gender and sexual identity. I feared those ideas because of constant berating and punishment by my parents for even stepping out of line or breathing the wrong way. Then my grandparents took me in and and they were rather religious in nature, so much so that my grandpa would turn the channel when a gay or lesbian couple was featured (much to my confusion). Of course, being the oddball in the school, I was constantly picked on. Yes, my reactions to being touched by guys (especially butt slaps) were considered homophobic, usually yelling at them to stay away from me. I never called anyone gay or anything like that, I just didn't like being touched.
The ideas of me being a girl brought me joy in a place filled with misery. But, due to my parents and grandparents finding those kinds of ideas to either be attention seeking or outright heinous, I kept them to myself. I believe the yearning to be a girl started when I was 5 or so. I became aware that I might have been bisexual (but didn't understand it, which led to me burying those thoughts) came around when I was in high school but I didn't explore it, like I've stated, out of fear.
I also consider myself a furry and have considered myself one since 2012 or so. I didn't get involved in it til 2014. So there you have it, I am bisexual, transgender (but unable to transition due to lack of resources), and a furry.
As for my political beliefs, I consider myself a classical liberal (from a deeply rooted conservative), meaning I want people to be who they want to be and what they want to be. Pending that they don't murder, maim, hurt, or kill others around them. I'm still working out some issues but I feel comfortable enough to come out here. Of course, I still have some fear of being disowned/being abandoned but it's mainly out of anxiety and the lack of self confidence. I'm not even religious anymore, not having practiced it in quite sometime.
I am sorry if I've ever offended anyone or hurt anyone by saying something stupid or hurtful.
by Kiruri » Sun Oct 18, 2015 12:01 pm
Val Halla wrote:Kiruri wrote:Hrmmm maybe I should give that a go. I never really looked into them. I heard they smell horrid and can damage the skin as well..I'll have to get my hands on s'more info before I decide to go for those types of creams.
You guys got any info?
Info about what? Hair removal?
by Nature-Spirits » Sun Oct 18, 2015 12:03 pm
Sucrati wrote:I believe that some of you know who I am. I may have debated (and lost) on many occasions with member nations of NS in various threads. Threads which include religious and LGBT related issues. I even stated ages ago (and it was taken as a pretty bad joke, even though I meant it at the time) of saying that gender orientation was a choice and you could choose to be gay or straight. I know that I am wrong on all counts, especially since my drive to prove my points was out of fear of opening my mind to my own gender and sexual identity. I feared those ideas because of constant berating and punishment by my parents for even stepping out of line or breathing the wrong way. Then my grandparents took me in and and they were rather religious in nature, so much so that my grandpa would turn the channel when a gay or lesbian couple was featured (much to my confusion). Of course, being the oddball in the school, I was constantly picked on. Yes, my reactions to being touched by guys (especially butt slaps) were considered homophobic, usually yelling at them to stay away from me. I never called anyone gay or anything like that, I just didn't like being touched.
The ideas of me being a girl brought me joy in a place filled with misery. But, due to my parents and grandparents finding those kinds of ideas to either be attention seeking or outright heinous, I kept them to myself. I believe the yearning to be a girl started when I was 5 or so. I became aware that I might have been bisexual (but didn't understand it, which led to me burying those thoughts) came around when I was in high school but I didn't explore it, like I've stated, out of fear.
I also consider myself a furry and have considered myself one since 2012 or so. I didn't get involved in it til 2014. So there you have it, I am bisexual, transgender (but unable to transition due to lack of resources), and a furry.
As for my political beliefs, I consider myself a classical liberal (from a deeply rooted conservative), meaning I want people to be who they want to be and what they want to be. Pending that they don't murder, maim, hurt, or kill others around them. I'm still working out some issues but I feel comfortable enough to come out here. Of course, I still have some fear of being disowned/being abandoned but it's mainly out of anxiety and the lack of self confidence. I'm not even religious anymore, not having practiced it in quite sometime.
I am sorry if I've ever offended anyone or hurt anyone by saying something stupid or hurtful.
by Vassenor » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:34 pm
by Val Halla » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:39 pm
Vassenor wrote:So I guess I tried and kind of completely failed to do a thing.
by Vassenor » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:39 pm
by The Blaatschapen » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:40 pm
Italios wrote:Sucrati wrote:I believe that some of you know who I am. I may have debated (and lost) on many occasions with member nations of NS in various threads. Threads which include religious and LGBT related issues. I even stated ages ago (and it was taken as a pretty bad joke, even though I meant it at the time) of saying that gender orientation was a choice and you could choose to be gay or straight. I know that I am wrong on all counts, especially since my drive to prove my points was out of fear of opening my mind to my own gender and sexual identity. I feared those ideas because of constant berating and punishment by my parents for even stepping out of line or breathing the wrong way. Then my grandparents took me in and and they were rather religious in nature, so much so that my grandpa would turn the channel when a gay or lesbian couple was featured (much to my confusion). Of course, being the oddball in the school, I was constantly picked on. Yes, my reactions to being touched by guys (especially butt slaps) were considered homophobic, usually yelling at them to stay away from me. I never called anyone gay or anything like that, I just didn't like being touched.
The ideas of me being a girl brought me joy in a place filled with misery. But, due to my parents and grandparents finding those kinds of ideas to either be attention seeking or outright heinous, I kept them to myself. I believe the yearning to be a girl started when I was 5 or so. I became aware that I might have been bisexual (but didn't understand it, which led to me burying those thoughts) came around when I was in high school but I didn't explore it, like I've stated, out of fear.
I also consider myself a furry and have considered myself one since 2012 or so. I didn't get involved in it til 2014. So there you have it, I am bisexual, transgender (but unable to transition due to lack of resources), and a furry.
As for my political beliefs, I consider myself a classical liberal (from a deeply rooted conservative), meaning I want people to be who they want to be and what they want to be. Pending that they don't murder, maim, hurt, or kill others around them. I'm still working out some issues but I feel comfortable enough to come out here. Of course, I still have some fear of being disowned/being abandoned but it's mainly out of anxiety and the lack of self confidence. I'm not even religious anymore, not having practiced it in quite sometime.
I am sorry if I've ever offended anyone or hurt anyone by saying something stupid or hurtful.
As a tl;dr for others: you're bisexual, transgender and a furry (Have you met Furry Alairia and Algeria? And no, you said it like it is. That's fine.
Hello.
by Vassenor » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:42 pm
by The Alexanderians » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:43 pm
Vassenor wrote:So I guess I tried and kind of completely failed to do a thing.
Galloism wrote:Or we can go with feminism doesn't exist. We all imagined it. Collectively.
by Vassenor » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:45 pm
by The Alexanderians » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:46 pm
Vassenor wrote:That's kind of how my face rests.
Galloism wrote:Or we can go with feminism doesn't exist. We all imagined it. Collectively.
by Nature-Spirits » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:55 pm
Vassenor wrote:So I guess I tried and kind of completely failed to do a thing.
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