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TanaChan 08-10-2011 11:29 PM

Wow... go you! *hugs Glitter*

Glitter Golgotha 08-10-2011 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by TanaChan (Post 1769743289)
Wow... go you! *hugs Glitter*

lawl c: :hug:

This whole issue has been giving me a lot of grief lately, but I can't say that I don't feel better for dealing with it anyway.

TanaChan 08-10-2011 11:47 PM

well, I don't have the gender....difficulties. but I have other issues that make people go wtflike my dinner time conversation.
Most of that's many peple do not consider dinner table conversation, or even meal time conversation.
I have... conversational throw up? I suppose one could call it

Glitter Golgotha 08-10-2011 11:51 PM

That's got to be more interesting than talking to my family at dinner; all they ever want to know about is school, work, and the weather. > n>

TanaChan 08-10-2011 11:57 PM

I would bring up, and here are just some possibilites
Sex, murder, the last horror movie I saw, toture, ways to maim someone with what ever impliment is in my hand.
Did you know you can do some damage with a flip phone? Just shove it into someones eye socket.

Now I would never do any thing like that unless I had to, and besides, tana's phone is a bit big for that.
Though people at work don't seem to like me having plastic spoons...
Lols
Though I think I would like to be friends eith people like you guys irl. I tend to defend my friends rather vheminently.

sarofset 08-11-2011 12:03 AM

I can do more damage with my hands than you could with a cell phone... though the phone has more range. XD

I'll talk about almost anything at any time. people call it weird or rude, but... whatever. lol. Don't eat with me. :P

Glitter Golgotha 08-11-2011 12:04 AM

I don't mind odd conversations. Even the topics that make me uncomfortable are better than the boring ones!

sarofset 08-11-2011 12:05 AM

This is very true. I find uncomfortable topics are a chance to learn, or grow in a lot of cases. If someone hadn't majorly called me out on gender issues... I might not be who I am today, you know? Now I'm kinda thankful to that person every day.

Glitter Golgotha 08-11-2011 12:08 AM

Agreed. More often than not, I find myself being the one trying to make someone hear me out on a topic they find uncomfortable because I know it needs to be said, whether they want to hear it or not...

TanaChan 08-11-2011 12:09 AM

Aww, you guys are sweet....I usally get told to shut up and eat my food XD

sarofset 08-11-2011 12:10 AM

Understandable. Been there. Most of my friends are girls, and there is one who has an unnatural ability to find complete pricks to date. XD

TanaChan 08-11-2011 12:12 AM

Tana can be really blunt at times. And sometimes it sounds really rude, even though I don't mea it to be.

Glitter Golgotha 08-11-2011 12:16 AM

I try to be tactful when possible, but I usually either say exactly what I'm thinking or don't say anything at all. :P

TanaChan 08-11-2011 12:19 AM

Not me... hence the conversational throw up.

Glitter Golgotha 08-11-2011 12:23 AM

Speaking of throw up, I think I'm the only person I know who's comfortable (and even happy) talking about it. X3

Though on the topic of gender and uncomfortable discussions, I don't really look forward to all the questions I expect to get when I start bringing up the topic with my family. They will never understand, but I think I'd rather them be confused than blissfully ignorant when it comes to this.

Kah Hilzin-Ec 08-11-2011 12:25 AM

I'm like Glitter on that respect - I analize how people would react to what I say and either find a tactful way of saying it or just talk about something else. Like my pet snail. Or nail-polish colours. Oh, you'll find this funny: in the past month, I've painted 3 different guys' nails :3 Heteroboys I'm talking about! And it's funny how they all reacted differently to it :P

Oh and btw, yes, I'm from Ecuador, and my Drums teacher would call me nigger because of the irony in that - he's negro and I'm blanca :P I think Ecuador's history has to do with how some slurs aren't so offensive here. We've had slaves too, but as a way to rebel against that piece of history black-skinned people here embrace the term negro. Or with nazi, even my dad calls me nazi (and he's the german one!), which I believe has to do with how Ecuador wasn't involved in WWII, or at least had no direct deaths because of it, so nazi is a term that hold no personal grudge.

Glitter Golgotha 08-11-2011 12:31 AM

I'm meeting more and more guys (many cisgendered and heterosexual) who have no issue with having their nails painted, and it always makes me kind of happy because I remember when I was younger, boys were just not allowed to do that sort of thing.

And... pet snail? O .O

Kah Hilzin-Ec 08-11-2011 12:34 AM

Yes, here you see, a bisexual teen has a bisexual pet.

:insane:

Glitter Golgotha 08-11-2011 12:36 AM

I don't know if it's just the wording, but that sounds adorable.

sarofset 08-11-2011 12:38 AM

Why do sexual topics make people so uncomfortable?

Glitter Golgotha 08-11-2011 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by sarofset (Post 1769744116)
Why do sexual topics make people so uncomfortable?

I could understand being uncomfortable if someone is giving you all the nasty details on an encounter (like those who enjoy bragging about their sex lives), though that's just me... but people do get more sensitive than is necessary about the topic sometimes--even when it's being discussed in a serious context. I can't understand that at all. I guess they're just stuck in the past where these things aren't supposed to "exist"?

Kah Hilzin-Ec 08-11-2011 12:45 AM

Maybe because sex is suposed to be something intimate, like, you know, going to the crapper? I have yet to hear someone say "Sheeeesh man had you seen this huuuuuge poop tart I made, it looked like it couldn't be flushed!" :sweat:

Glitter Golgotha 08-11-2011 12:47 AM

XD Poop is one thing I will never talk about. Not even so much that it's a personal thing as it just grosses me out. But with the topic of sex, it's more because I see it as being really personal. I don't mind talking about it; I just don't want to reach the point of being able to envision the person I'm talking to doing that... TMI.

TanaChan 08-11-2011 12:47 AM

I dunno, I. Think its kinda funny
Lol, now sometimes I wish I could date a bi guy...but then they decide that they don't want the girl any more and want aboy, and I don't like sharing....

Glitter Golgotha 08-11-2011 12:50 AM

I definitely don't share. It's just not how I roll, so I have to be really picky about who I'm with, otherwise there would be some big incompatibility issues. But I found someone who feels the same way I do, so it's all good.
I just hope we stay compatible... Sometimes I worry, with the way he seems to fear change.


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