Takumaru
Smash Lord
Dear Sonic the hedgedawg,
lol @ spilling chai tea. I hope other things work out better for you.
Your Friend,
Takumaru
lol @ spilling chai tea. I hope other things work out better for you.
Your Friend,
Takumaru
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That must SUCK. I'm sorry Heartless...Hi guys...sorry I haven't been here in forever...real life stuff keeping me down...and I managed to lose my boyfriend...to a girl...I really miss him.
BE ****ED YOUR NUMBERS! AND **** YOU! I AM CYRANO DE BERGERAC!... because we read Cyrano De Bergerac
Heh, he did...he came over to my bed when I was asleep and kissed me, and the funny part is that I have a cold...That must SUCK. I'm sorry Heartless...
He'll come around...?
Oh, its not only this thread. Smashboards has (since I've been there) always been like that.No no silly! It just seemed like my intro/hello-post was ignored T_T, thus clique-ish.
Mostly, save the occasional "breeders" who pop in (hi there, I'm a breeder. [furtive whisper]I breed.[/furtive whisper]).what d'you mean clique-ish? everyone here is mostly gay if that's what you mean =/
Hm...well, it may not be as helpful, but...yeah.I'm reasonably good at Brawl (and many other games), but I'm proportionately as bad at meeting guys.
I think that part of it is that I don't really fit any of the usual stereotypes.
I'm not the out-and-proud type, either.
The biggest 'tell' I have is probably my Gravitation messenger bag, which I don't even carry with me all the time.
I'm not interested in meeting guys in a bar or club, either.
I've been kind of down about all this lately, so I figured I'd ask my peers for advice...
So... Any ideas? n.n;
wow. you are meI'm reasonably good at Brawl (and many other games), but I'm proportionately as bad at meeting guys.
I think that part of it is that I don't really fit any of the usual stereotypes.
I'm not the out-and-proud type, either.
The biggest 'tell' I have is probably my Gravitation messenger bag, which I don't even carry with me all the time.
I'm not interested in meeting guys in a bar or club, either.
I've been kind of down about all this lately, so I figured I'd ask my peers for advice...
So... Any ideas? n.n;
experiment, it doesn't mean you have to go through or commit to anything but if you are feeling that way it couldn't hurt to give change a try even if it is something slight. Don't change who you are though, that'd only make things worse I feel.I'm reasonably good at Brawl (and many other games), but I'm proportionately as bad at meeting guys.
I think that part of it is that I don't really fit any of the usual stereotypes.
I'm not the out-and-proud type, either.
The biggest 'tell' I have is probably my Gravitation messenger bag, which I don't even carry with me all the time.
I'm not interested in meeting guys in a bar or club, either.
I've been kind of down about all this lately, so I figured I'd ask my peers for advice...
So... Any ideas? n.n;
Everyone seems to have some advice for you, Desu, and it's all really good advice! Of course you should be yourself, but you also shouldn't restrain yourself. If you feel like just sayin' "That guy's hot" or whatever, then just go for it no matter who you're around. It doesn't help just ACTING like yourself but you should just let go and BE yourself (makes no sense...but whatevs)Desu said:I'm reasonably good at Brawl (and many other games), but I'm proportionately as bad at meeting guys.
I think that part of it is that I don't really fit any of the usual stereotypes.
I'm not the out-and-proud type, either.
The biggest 'tell' I have is probably my Gravitation messenger bag, which I don't even carry with me all the time.
I'm not interested in meeting guys in a bar or club, either.
I've been kind of down about all this lately, so I figured I'd ask my peers for advice...
So... Any ideas? n.n;
How does that work, exactly?my stupid emo/jock brother
Are you afraid of him stealing your gay thunder? I have a gay brother. =/So my stupid emo/jock brother just told me he might be bi.
No...
It doesn't.How does that work, exactly?
Yes, partly. I've always counted on my brother on being the "straight" one, the one to get married, and have kids, and stuff - the one my father could always "fall back" on.Are you afraid of him stealing your gay thunder? I have a gay brother. =/
Seconded. I was under the impression that emo kids were allergic to sports.How does that work, exactly?
come on... be a good gay, support your fellow gaysYes, partly. I've always counted on my brother on being the "straight" one, the one to get married, and have kids, and stuff - the one my father could always "fall back" on.
I mean I'll support him and everything but, ugh...
Either way I'm hoping it's just a weird phase. Everyone is still waiting for him to get out of this emo stuff (emo hair, black nail polish, mascara occasionally).
yeah all he needs is to find that one girl who likes "toys" and has a masculine flair to her, then hes got everything he needs to be Bi/straight lolHe can still get married and have kids if he's bi.
O.Oyeah all he needs is to find that one girl who likes "toys" and has a masculine flair to her, then hes got everything he needs to be Bi/straight lol
Yes, of course...yeah all he needs is to find that one girl who likes "toys" and has a masculine flair to her, then hes got everything he needs to be Bi/straight lol
emo boys don't wear dresses O.olol i hope i don't get in trouple for that statement lol. but it would make him still be straight, kinda, right?
on the emo/jock thing idk. thats like trying to wear a new dress to a rugby meet.
you are right about that: people supporting people. That's what it SHOULD be. but I merely meant to say that it's really hypoctritical for a person to BE GLBT and not support other GLBT.I'd be careful with how you guys say things like that. It isn't just homosexuals that deal with discrimination, bisexuals do, too. Whether or not your brother is going through a 'phase' or actually may be, Meno, I say support him like a loving sibling would.
Being anything but straight isn't exactly the easiest thing... trust me, I know. But it gets a lot easier once you just accept it and move on. 'Gays supporting gays' just doesn't sound right to me. I prefer to think of it as people supporting people for being true to who they are.
As for a type of one... I never know what I'm viewed as. Some people can tell right away. Others can't, and that goes both for those that are GLBT and for those that are straight, as far as I know. *shrug* I've also had one of the hardest times finding a guy... Most times I think I found someone I can really let into my life and who I am, I get so hurt I don't know what to do. -_-
well then I wish you all the luck sir. and, yes, despite "finding people" a physical relationship has eluded me to this point. probably for the best actually as it would hastily expedite my coming out and such and, if you'd read through the thread, you'd see I have reasons not to... so, yes, pyro was there for me and, whether he knows it or not, has probably been the single greatest positive influence in my life for a good long while.... but he just helped me accept myself... others still don't accept me -_-Not really, sadly. I wish I had more of someone, but that's more personal issues than other such things. And you're right, I have found people, but they're not people I get to see every day. They're too far away for that. Even to right this moment, I've yet to even be on a single date. ^_^;
I don't really view any kind of sexuality as more than a further definer or a person. I don't like how outstanding people can be shunned just because they like either both genders, the same gender as their own, or otherwise. It's reasons like that that make the coming out process needlessly hurtful and difficult. I'm glad Pyro was able to be there for you, honestly.